AI-generated music is flooding royalty-free libraries. Check any track before you use it in commercial content, ads, videos, or podcasts.
Check a Track NowRoyalty-free music libraries -- both paid and free -- are increasingly populated with AI-generated tracks. The licensing terms on many libraries do not explicitly disclose whether music is AI-generated, and some platforms allow AI submissions without labeling them.
If you use AI-generated music in commercial content without knowing it, you may be exposed to copyright disputes, platform policy violations, or advertiser compliance issues as industry standards around AI music disclosure tighten.
A 30-second check before you use a track is cheaper than finding out after the fact.
Platforms are developing AI disclosure requirements. Content using undisclosed AI music may face future compliance issues as policies evolve.
Sync licensing for broadcast and film typically requires disclosure of AI involvement. Undisclosed AI music in a licensed track creates legal exposure.
Music used in monetized podcasts distributed via major platforms is subject to platform terms. Verify before your intro track becomes a liability.
Music in corporate and marketing video content often has licensing requirements that may not cover AI-generated audio, depending on the library and contract.
Download the track from the library in its highest quality format -- WAV or FLAC if available, MP3 otherwise. Paste its link or upload it directly to AISongScan. The system analyzes the acoustic fingerprint and returns a confidence score indicating how closely the track matches known AI-generated audio patterns.
A high score does not mean you cannot use the track -- it means you should verify the library's AI disclosure policy and ensure your use is covered before proceeding.