Suno AI lets anyone generate full songs in seconds. But the platform does not make it obvious how to keep a local copy of a track you love. This guide walks through exactly how to download a Suno song — the audio, the video (when there is one), the cover art, and the lyrics — using a free browser-based tool, on any device.
What you can download from a Suno song
- Original audio — the MP3 served by Suno's CDN.
- Video (MP4) — only for songs where Suno published a video or visualizer.
- Cover art — the high-resolution JPEG artwork.
- Lyrics — the full lyric text, including section tags.
How to download a Suno song (3 steps)
- Copy the song link. Open the song on Suno and copy its URL. It looks like
https://suno.com/song/xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx, or use the share button. - Paste it into the downloader. Drop the link into the input field on the Song Downloader and click “Find & save”.
- Pick a format and save. Preview the metadata, then download the MP3, MP4, cover, or lyrics — or grab everything at once as a
.zip.
Supported formats & where they come from
| Asset | Format | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Audio | MP3 | Original file from Suno's CDN; available for every public song. |
| Video | MP4 | Only when Suno published a video version of the song. |
| Cover | JPEG | High-resolution artwork image. |
| Lyrics | TXT | Full lyric text, including verse/chorus tags. |
Finding the song link, on any device
You need the song's public URL before anything else. On a computer, just copy the address from your browser bar while viewing the song. On the Suno mobile app, open the song, tap the share icon, and choose “Copy link”. On a phone browser, open the song page and copy the URL the same way you would on desktop.
Downloading on iPhone, Android, Windows and Mac
- iPhone & iPad: paste the link into the downloader in Safari, download the MP3, then use the share sheet to save it to Files or send it to another app.
- Android: the file lands in your Downloads folder, where any file manager or music app can find it.
- Windows & Mac: the browser saves to your usual Downloads location, and you can drag the files straight into your music library or editor.
Batch downloads: grab every format at once
Instead of downloading each format separately, use the “Download all” option to package the audio, cover, and lyrics into a single ZIP file. This is especially handy when you are archiving a whole collection — you get everything in one download and can organize it afterwards with the MP3 Tag Editor.
Tips for a smoother download
- Use public links only. Private, unlisted, or deleted songs cannot be fetched.
- Batch with “Download all”. One click packages every available format into a single zip.
- Keep filenames tidy. The MP3 Tag Editor lets you add title, artist, and cover art to your files.
- Archive your own creations. Many users keep a local backup of the songs they generated.
- Mobile works too. The tool runs in any modern mobile browser — iOS and Android included.
When a song won't download
- The song is private, unlisted, or removed by its creator.
- Your browser blocked the download — in that case the file opens in a new tab; right-click and “Save as”.
- Only the audio and cover exist — not every song has a video. See the Video Downloader guide for details.
- On mobile, nothing seems to happen — check the browser's download list or your Files app; some browsers save silently in the background.
Safe & responsible use
Ready to go deeper on a specific format? Use the related tools below, or jump to the dedicated guides for MP3, lyrics, cover art, and playlists.