Sharing Custom Models

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Have a Custom Model you've created and want to share with someone else? You can invite friends, collaborators, and other Suno creators to make music with your model, giving them a way to explore your sound and use it to help shape the songs they create
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How to Share Your Custom Model

  1. Go to your Create page.

  2. Open the model selector above the Create form.

  3. Under My Models, find the Custom Model you'd like to share.

  4. Select the action menu (...) and choose Share.

  5. Search for your collaborator using their Suno handle, not their display name.

  6. Select their account, then choose Share to send the invitation.


Using a Model Shared with You

When someone shares a Custom Model with you, you'll receive an invitation in your Notifications. Select Accept or Decline.

Once accepted, the model will appear under Shared with Me in the Model dropdown on your Create page, where you can select it and start making music.

To remove a shared Custom Model, open its action menu (...) under Shared with Me and select Remove.
 

Managing Who Can Use Your Model

To manage access to your Custom Model, open its action menu (...) and select Share. Under People with access, you can review existing collaborators and invitations marked as Pending.

You can cancel pending invitations or remove collaborators at any time.
 

Custom Model Access & Availability

Sharing Custom Models requires a Premier subscription. You can share each model with up to 10 people, including pending invitations, and receive any number of models shared by others.

Only invited collaborators can use your model to create songs. They can't edit, delete, or share the model with anyone else.

Your training songs stay private, and collaborators use their own credits. Songs they create are theirs to keep, even if you remove their access.

If you delete your model or your Premier subscription expires, collaborators will lose access. Deleted models may still appear in their accounts but can no longer be used to create songs.