Suno - AI Songs & Music

The only reason I put this on five stars is to get people to notice my issue. I type in a prompt to generate, And then nothing happens. It just stays loading. I’ve waited an hour straight, and it still doesn’t work. Please fix this or inform me how to do that.

I have a deep sense of gratitude to ALL the tech folks in USA who are making tools affordable and accessible to the rest of the world which has limited access due to lacking energy independence, infrastructure and an environment which has leaders focused on control vs adding value with vision. Enabling access allows the entire world to bring all the things they couldn’t afford alive with creating! Thank you… appreciate this app. Wrote my first song which flowed simply because I was able to have a beat in the background and that helped. No more writers block or needing a whole band/studio which is super expensive

Be great if I could log back into my account and then I would give 5 stars. Tried everything and nothing works. Support is NO support at all.

Sometimes frustrating how good it is but what it can’t do (like rearranging easily). I get in moods and then create songs to match it so that’s pretty cool.

It honestly shouldn’t be this difficult to transition seamlessly between a laptop and a mobile device while maintaining login continuity and workflow consistency. On iPhone especially, the experience feels fragmented — the app repeatedly defaults to the website, creating unnecessary friction for users who rely on fluid accessibility across platforms. What’s even more frustrating is the lack of intuitive, creator-focused functionality. Something as simple as a customizable “instant record” feature should already exist — a one-touch preset button where users can immediately capture sounds from the world around them, spontaneous jam sessions, melodic ideas, vocal runs, ambient textures, or rhythmic inspiration and instantly convert them into usable creative assets. Creative inspiration is fleeting. Sometimes an incredible vocal run or lyrical idea happens in a split second, and if the app isn’t ready the moment inspiration strikes, that moment is lost forever. The current setup doesn’t feel designed around the reality of how artists, musicians, writers, and creators actually work in real time. There’s enormous untapped potential here if the development approach shifted toward thinking more innovatively and intuitively — building tools around spontaneous creativity, speed, accessibility, and workflow continuity rather than forcing users to navigate layers of menus and disconnected experiences. And respectfully, the constant à la carte monetization model becomes exhausting. Charging users for every incremental feature creates friction instead of loyalty. People are much more willing to invest in a platform when it feels like the platform is genuinely investing in their creative experience first. Another major opportunity would be offering creators an integrated package that includes trademarking, licensing support, and ownership protection for the original sounds, songs, hooks, and audio concepts we create through the platform. There’s an entire emerging economy around short-form audio, viral sound bites, custom loops, vocal textures, and signature creative branding. If users had the ability to create, name, organize, trademark, license, and distribute their own original sound bites directly within the platform, you wouldn’t just have an app — you’d have a fully functioning creative marketplace and incubator for independent artists and creators. Imagine allowing users to build curated sound-bite playlists, sample packs, vocal libraries, atmospheric textures, beat starters, or branded sonic identities that could then be sold or licensed directly through the platform itself. That creates real value for both the creators and the company. If the platform provided the infrastructure, marketplace visibility, and licensing support, a revenue-sharing model could work exceptionally well — ideally something artist-forward, such as an 80/20 split in favor of the creator. That kind of structure would not only attract serious talent, but also foster loyalty, innovation, and long-term community growth. Creators want more than tools — they want ownership, protection, monetization opportunities, and a platform that genuinely empowers their artistry rather than simply extracting from it. And to be clear, I fully reserve the right to claim ownership and creative authorship of these concepts and ideas. I’m sharing them in good faith, with the hope that they’re received as constructive innovation intended to elevate the platform and the creator experience as a whole. If any portion of these ideas, systems, or creator-focused concepts are implemented, I would hope the company would do the ethical thing by properly acknowledging, respecting, and valuing the origin of those contributions. Too often, creators provide visionary ideas that help shape the future of platforms without recognition or reciprocity. Innovation has value, and the people generating those ideas deserve to be treated with fairness, transparency, and respect, as well as fair monetary compensation. Denise M. Kelly ~ Imaginarian, Creator, Writer & Artist; “PhoenixFyre”

I love it but I wish there was a option to add a second audio so a friend could hop on a song with you! Keep killing it Suno team! 🙏🏼🔥

I love suno I never leave reviews , but it’s affordable and amazing . I write and create my own songs and in own them . Not everyone owns the songs do your own research, but yeah if your into creating music download it now

But I love you

A place where non-artists can express themselves through music.

Unbelievable Amazing. Endless possibilities. I can't describe how great this app is!!!