An estimate, not proof
A high score means the audio shares strong patterns with AI-generated music. A low score doesn't guarantee a human made it. Treat the number as one piece of evidence alongside credits, project files and the artist's history.
AI Music Checker: Free AI Song Checker & AI Music Detector
Wondering whether a track was made with AI? Add the audio to this AI song checker and the AI music detector shows how likely it is to be AI-generated as a percentage — not a yes-or-no verdict.
Check a Song
MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG · Up to 15 MB · Free, no sign-up
Check if a song is AI-generated
Choose one audio file. The check takes about 15 seconds.
Drop your song here or click to browse
MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG · Max 15 MB
This result is an AI-assisted estimate and may not be 100% accurate. It should not be used as the sole basis for legal, copyright, or distribution decisions.
How the AI song checker works
Upload a track
Drop in an MP3, WAV, FLAC or OGG file up to 15 MB. Its size and format are checked right away.
The AI music detector analyzes it
The checker looks for patterns that AI music generators tend to leave in sound.
Read the probability
You get a percentage likelihood that the track is AI-generated, plus model-level and vocals/instrumental scores when they are available.
How to read your result
Not a music copyright checker
This tool estimates whether audio was generated by AI. It doesn't identify samples, check for infringement or confirm who owns a song. If you need a music copyright checker for licensing or a dispute, contact the rights holder or a qualified professional.
Using it as a Suno AI music detector
When model attribution is available, the result lists which generators — such as Suno or Udio — the audio most resembles, each with its own probability. Those scores are estimates too.
Why scores can shift
Re-encoding, heavy mastering, pitch or tempo changes, very short clips and songs that mix human and AI parts can all move the score. New or less common generators may be harder to recognize.
AI Music Checker FAQ
Is this song AI generated?
Upload the track above and the AI song checker returns a probability that the audio was generated by AI. A high score means the audio shares strong patterns with AI-generated music, but it isn't proof. For an important decision, weigh the score together with other evidence, such as the release credits, the artist's history, project files, or any AI disclosure attached to the release.
How accurate is AI music detection?
Accuracy depends on the detection model, the generator that produced the track and what happened to the audio afterwards. Detection companies report accuracy measured on their own test sets, and those figures don't necessarily hold for every real-world file: re-encoding, heavy mastering, pitch or tempo changes, very short clips and songs that mix human and AI parts can all reduce reliability, and newly released generators may not be recognized until detectors are retrained. That's why this tool shows a probability rather than a yes-or-no answer.
Will Spotify or Apple Music detect AI-generated songs?
Streaming platform policies on AI music are still evolving, so check each service's current terms before you release. Based on public announcements: in September 2025 Spotify said it would support the DDEX industry standard for AI disclosures in music credits, supplied by labels and distributors, and that unauthorized AI voice clones and impersonation are not allowed. Apple Music introduced optional AI Transparency Tags in 2026 and has since told distributors they will be required when AI was used to create a material portion of the content. Both approaches rely mainly on disclosure by whoever delivers the music, and neither company has published a detailed account of automated AI detection. Deezer, by contrast, has said it detects and labels fully AI-generated tracks on its service.
Can AI-generated music be copyrighted?
It depends on how much of the work is human-made, and the law is still developing. In the United States, the Copyright Office's January 2025 report on copyrightability concluded that material wholly generated by AI is not protected and that prompts alone generally don't give enough human control, while human-authored contributions — such as lyrics you wrote, or your creative selection, arrangement or modification of AI output — can be. Other countries take different approaches. This is general information, not legal advice; for a specific release, consult a qualified lawyer.
Is this tool free to use?
Yes. The AI music checker is free to use, and you don't need an account.
Which AI music generators can this detect (Suno, Udio, etc.)?
Coverage depends on the detection model behind the checker. Detectors learn from examples of known generators, so widely used tools such as Suno and Udio are the usual focus, while newer or less common generators may be detected less reliably. When model-level attribution is available, the result lists the generators the audio most resembles, each with its own probability — handy if you're looking for a Suno AI music detector — but treat that attribution as an estimate as well.
Making music with AI? Keep a clear record of how it was made
Whatever your result says, if you want to create AI music with a clear licensing record, try the SoMusicAI generator. Every track you generate stores the model that produced it and the licence attached to it.
SoMusicAI is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Suno, Udio, or any other AI model provider.