Free · Public playlists · One link at a time
Suno Playlist Download
Save the songs from any public Suno playlist
Suno playlists are lists of ordinary song pages, and this tool reads song pages. Open the playlist, copy a song's suno.com/song/… link, paste it above and download; repeat for the rest. Below: where the links are on desktop and mobile, and what the daily quota means for a long playlist.
How to save the songs from any public Suno playlist
Three steps, about a minute, no Suno account required.
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Open the playlist on suno.com
Go to the playlist page (
suno.com/playlist/…). Every row is a song; only public songs can be downloaded. -
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Copy a song link
Click the song title to open its page and copy the URL, or use the ⋯ menu → Share → Copy link. Both give a link this tool can read.
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Paste, download, repeat
Paste the link above, sign in with Google, choose a format and download. Go back to the playlist for the next song; each one counts once against your daily quota.
Why there is no one-click playlist download
A Suno playlist is a collection of songs made by many different creators, and the tool works at the level of a single public song page: paste one link, get one preview, download one file. Pasting a suno.com/playlist/… link is not supported, and there is no bulk mode. That is deliberate. Downloads here need a Google sign-in and each account has a small daily quota, which keeps the service free and stops scripts from bulk-scraping other people's work.
In practice a playlist is still quick to work through: parsing a link is instant, the download starts within a few seconds, and you can keep the playlist tab open next to this one and alternate. Cover art and lyrics for each song are free extras that do not count against the quota.
Finding song links inside a playlist
- Desktop browser. On the playlist page, click a song title — it opens
suno.com/song/<id>; copy the address bar. Or hover the row, open ⋯ → Share and copy the shortsuno.com/s/…link. - Suno mobile app. Open the playlist, tap a song, then the share icon → Copy link. The app gives a
suno.com/s/link, which works here. - Your own playlists. Private songs in your playlist have no public page and cannot be read. Publish them first from the song's ⋯ menu, or use Suno's own Download button for those.
A full walkthrough with screenshots is in how to find and copy a Suno song link.
Quota, formats and whose songs they are
Each signed-in account can download a limited number of songs per day (the number is shown in the header after you sign in); a song counts once whether you save it as MP3, WAV, MP4 or the original. A playlist longer than the quota takes more than one day. Songs in a public playlist usually belong to other creators: download for personal listening, and ask before reusing them — commercial rights for a Suno track come only from the creator's official download on a paid plan (details). This tool never signs in to Suno and does not touch anyone's Suno download allowance.
Suno Playlist Download FAQ
Can I paste a suno.com/playlist link?
No. The tool reads song pages, not playlist pages. Open the playlist, copy each song's link and paste them one at a time.
Is there a bulk or batch download?
No. Each download needs a Google sign-in and counts against a daily per-account quota, which is what keeps the service free. A short playlist takes a few minutes; a long one may span more than one day.
Can I download my own private playlist?
Only the songs in it that are public. Private songs have no public page. Publish them from the song's ⋯ menu on suno.com, or use Suno's own Download button (subject to your plan's limits).
Which format should I use for a whole playlist?
MP3 if it is for listening on any device, Original (M4A) if you want the smallest lossless-of-the-source copy, WAV only if you will edit the tracks. The choice does not affect the quota.
