Plans, rights and privacy

Who owns the songs I make with AI?

You do. You keep your rights in what you upload and in what you make, AI-generated audio included, and audioworker claims no ownership.

Every plan: you keep your rights.

What it looks like in the chat

The audioworker chat after the message “Can I use this song in my video?”: You keep your rights in the songs you make here, AI-generated audio included, and audioworker claims no ownership. The Terms of Service have the full text. The audioworker chat after the message “Can I use this song in my video?”: You keep your rights in the songs you make here, AI-generated audio included, and audioworker claims no ownership. The Terms of Service have the full text.
The chat after “Can I use this song in my video?”

How it works

  1. Make your song: from words, your lyrics, a picture or a hum.
  2. Keep the version you like and download it.
  3. Use it as you choose, within the law and the rights you hold in what you brought.

Say it your way

  • Can I use this song in my video?

  • Download the final song as a WAV.

  • Show me the lyrics it sang.

Good to know

Ownership of what you bring stays with whoever owns it: lyrics you paste must be yours or licensed to you, and a reference track or a hummed tune must be yours to use. The rights boxes in the chat ask exactly that.

How AI-made music is treated by law, by streaming services and by collecting societies differs by country and changes over time. Check their rules before you register or release a song. The Terms of Service are the authoritative text.

Plan Every plan: you keep your rights.

Try it on your own song.