◉ Suno distribution
Get your Suno song on Spotify.
Import from Suno. Confirm metadata. Pay $2 once. Spotify and 20+ other stores receive the same release.
You cannot upload a song to Spotify from inside Suno — Spotify only accepts music through distributors. Install the AIMD browser extension, import your song from its Suno page, confirm the metadata, and pay $2 once. Your track typically goes live on Spotify within 24–72 hours, and you keep 100% of royalties.
Last updated July 22, 2026
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Open your Suno song
Navigate to the finished track on suno.com. The AIMD extension icon appears in your toolbar when the page is ready to import.
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Import to AIMD
Click Import. Audio, cover art, title, artist, and lyrics transfer into a release draft. Review every field before submitting.
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Pay and submit
$2 for AI-generated audio. $1 for human-made audio. Submit once. Spotify and 20+ stores receive the release.
Suno does not distribute to Spotify
Suno is a creation tool. It does not upload your track to Spotify, Apple Music, or any other DSP. You need a distributor that accepts AI-generated audio and delivers through industry-standard pipelines.
AIMD is built for that hand-off. The browser extension reads your Suno song page and pulls audio, artwork, title, artist, and lyrics into a release draft. It works in any Chromium browser: Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, or the agentic browsers Atlas and Dia. Prefer manual upload? Export a WAV or MP3 from Suno and sign up in the AIMD app — same cost, same stores.
What happens after you submit
AIMD assigns ISRC and UPC identifiers, formats metadata for each DSP, and delivers your release. Spotify typically ingests within 24–72 hours depending on review queues.
The same submission also reaches Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, Tidal, Deezer, Pandora, and SoundCloud. You do not pay per store.
Once you are live, claim your profile in Spotify for Artists. For the full picture of what distribution involves — metadata, identifiers, disclosure, timelines — see how to distribute Suno music.
The Spotify review process
Between submission and going live, your release passes through three gates. First, AIMD validates the package: audio format, cover-art dimensions, metadata completeness, and AI provenance. Incomplete submissions are rejected before you pay, not after.
Second, delivery. AIMD ships the release to Spotify through standard industry rails with the ISRC, UPC, and disclosure metadata already attached. Third, Spotify's own ingestion and review — most releases clear it within 24–72 hours.
Longer reviews usually trace back to metadata problems: an artist name that matches an existing famous act, a title that looks like search bait, or missing credits. Clean metadata is the single best thing you can do to keep review short.
Royalties and rights
Spotify pays royalties to rightsholders through distributors, based on your share of streams within each market and subscriber pool. There is no fixed per-stream rate — payouts vary by country, plan mix, and month.
Whatever your release earns, AIMD passes through 100% of it. The $2 you paid at submission is the only money AIMD ever takes, and the release stays live without renewal fees. AI disclosure metadata is attached so stores receive accurate provenance information.
Whether you can monetize at all depends on your Suno plan — see the commercial-use question in the FAQ below before you release.
Common mistakes to avoid
Releasing a free-tier Suno song commercially. Free-tier songs are licensed for non-commercial use — check your plan before you distribute.
Using an established artist's name, or a confusingly similar one, as your artist name. This is the fastest way to get flagged, delayed, or taken down.
Skipping writer credits or uploading low-resolution artwork. Stores require real credits and square art; AIMD validates both before submission, but knowing the rules saves you a round-trip.
Flooding stores with dozens of near-identical tracks. Spotify's spam policies target exactly this pattern, and it can put your whole catalog at risk. Release your best work, not your entire generation history.
◉ Pricing
Pay once.
Keep 100%.
AI release
$2
Per Suno or AI-generated track. One-time fee.
Human release
$1
Per human-made track. Same store network.
$2 per AI release · $1 per human release · 100% royalties · pay once
- Can I upload Suno songs to Spotify?
- Yes. Spotify accepts AI-generated music delivered through a distributor. Suno does not upload for you, so you run the release through AIMD: import the song, confirm metadata, pay $2 once, and AIMD delivers it.
- How long until my song is live on Spotify?
- Most releases are live within 24–72 hours of submission, depending on Spotify's review queue. The same submission also ships to Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, and 20+ other stores on their own ingestion schedules.
- Do I need cover art?
- Yes — stores require square cover art, and 3000×3000 pixels satisfies every DSP. The AIMD extension pulls your existing Suno artwork automatically, and you can swap it before submitting.
- Can I monetize a Suno song on Spotify?
- If your Suno plan grants commercial-use rights, yes — Suno's paid plans include them, while free-tier songs are licensed for non-commercial use. AIMD routes 100% of streaming royalties to you with no revenue share.
- Will Spotify reject AI music?
- Spotify does not ban AI music, but it enforces content policies against impersonation, spam, and infringement. Accurate metadata and AI disclosure — which AIMD attaches automatically — keep releases clean.
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