How to share songs from MakeSong, Mureka, MusicMaker.im and other AI tools

The problem every generator shares

AI song generators are good at making songs and not built for publishing them. They keep your songs in an account library, give you a file to download, and sometimes a link to a page on their own site. None of that puts the song in front of people who are looking for new music.

Publishing on a listening platform fixes that. On Tunami.ai the song gets a public page that anyone can open without an account, the tool you used is credited on it, it sits in genre browsing next to other AI-made music, and the embed code puts a working player on your own site.

Step by step, for any generator

1. Download the finished song. Use the generator's download or export button. MP3 is fine; WAV or FLAC is better, because Tunami.ai makes its own streaming copy from the best file you give it.
2. Check what your plan allows. Plans differ on downloads and on commercial use. Mureka, for example, listed on 26 October 2026 a Basic plan with MP3 downloads and commercial licensing, and a Pro plan that adds WAV, instrumental and stem downloads. If a song was made on a free tier, read what that tier allows before you publish it anywhere.
3. Upload it on [Tunami.ai](/upload) with a square cover image.
4. Choose the tool. The upload form lists the generators Tunami.ai creators use most. If yours is missing, choose Other and type its name.
5. Add genres, tags and a description. One primary genre and up to two more; a few tags for mood and instruments; and a description that tells listeners something the audio cannot.
6. Publish. New tracks are reviewed before they appear publicly.

Notes for each tool

MakeSong

MakeSong turns a description or your own lyrics into a full song with AI vocals, or an instrumental, and lets you download it as an MP3 or WAV. MakeSong songs have their own page on Tunami.ai: music made with MakeSong.

Mureka

Mureka, made by Skywork AI, can start from a text prompt, your lyrics, a reference track or a hummed melody, and is known for songs in many languages. Mureka songs are collected on the Mureka page.

MusicMaker.im

MusicMaker.im lets you try one idea on several music models, so creators often finish with more versions than they can share. Publish the one you are proudest of; the rest can stay in your library. See MusicMaker.im tracks.

Tad AI and MakeBestMusic

Both are full song studios with extra tools: covers, stem splitting and editing in Tad AI; stems, MIDI and mastering in MakeBestMusic. Export the finished mix, not a stem. Their pages: Tad AI and MakeBestMusic.

Gemini

The Gemini app makes music with Google's Lyria models, inside a chat. A Gemini track lives in your conversation history; publishing it gives it a page and a link. Every Gemini track carries Google's SynthID watermark. See Gemini tracks.

AIMusic (aimusic.so)

AIMusic turns a one-line description, or your lyrics and a style, into a song in a minute or two. Its tracks are on the AIMusic page.

Before you publish

• One version, not five. Tunami.ai allows three new tracks a day. Pick your best take.
• No real-artist imitation. Do not publish songs that copy a named artist's voice.
• Your listeners cannot download. Tunami.ai is streaming only, by design, so your file stays yours.

When the track is live, its page shows the tool, the genres and your description, and it can be upvoted toward the weekly chart. For the copyright side of all this, read AI music and copyright: the basics.