How to release your Suno song on Spotify and Apple Music
You made a song in Suno and want it on Spotify, Apple Music and the other stores. Stores don’t take uploads from artists directly — a song gets there through a distributor. popp.now is a distributor built for Suno tracks, so most of the work is done for you.
Before you start
- A paid Suno plan. The song must be made while you had Suno Pro or Premier. Songs from the free plan can’t be released commercially.
- A public song. In Suno, open the song and make sure it’s public — we read it by its link.
- Your own work. No samples, vocals or names of real artists.
1. Paste the link
In Suno open your song → Share → Copy link, and paste it on popp.now. We pull the title, cover, audio and lyrics, and suggest the genre and language from your style prompt and lyrics.
2. Check the details
Fix the title if you want, pick the release date and confirm the content is explicit or clean. Your artist name is how fans will find you on every store — you choose it once, so pick carefully.
3. We prepare it for the stores
Stores have strict requirements. We convert the audio to WAV (44.1 kHz, stereo), bring the cover to 3000×3000 px, and fill in credits, copyright lines and identifiers (ISRC, UPC). Each release is reviewed by a person before it’s sent.
4. It goes live
After review the release is delivered to the stores in your plan. Most stores publish within a few days; some take longer, and each store decides on its own. You can follow every step on the My releases page.
Your first release on the Basic plan is free.