How private are your AI songs?

You just finished creating a song with an AI song generator, gave it a listen, and it sounds great, but then you wonder: could strangers find this? Is it in a public library? This article explains exactly how private your songs are on MuziAI, from creation to deletion, so you can create with peace of mind.

Where your song lives

Every song you create gets its own page with a random URL. This URL is long and hard to guess, think of it as a private key. This page isn't added to the sample library, doesn't appear in the sitemap (the list of pages for search engines), and is tagged with noindex while blocking both search and AI bots. In plain terms: Google, Bing, or any other search engine can't list your song in results.

This means your song can only be heard by someone who has the exact link. If you don't share it, no one will stumble upon it. Feel free to experiment with bold ideas without worrying about judgment.

Who can listen to your song

Anyone with the link can listen. This might seem contradictory to the above, but it's actually logical: the link is the key. Send it to someone, and they can open it. Post it on social media, and anyone who sees your post can click and listen. The result page isn't tied to any single user, so if you share the link with friends, they can listen, download the MP3, and even separate the beat and vocals.

So, treat the link like an invitation card. You invite who you want; no one shows up uninvited.

Long-term storage and how to find your songs again

Your songs are stored long-term on the server. You don't need an account or login. Your browser remembers what you've created and shows them on the My Songs page.

To access this page, follow these steps:

1. Open MuziAI in the browser you used to create the song.
2. Find and click on My Songs on the homepage.
3. A list of your songs appears; click the one you want to listen to.

Note: this list is only stored in your browser. If you clear your browser data or use a different device, the list won't be there. But your song is still on the server, just keep the original link, and you can access it again.

Deleting a song

If you don't want a song to exist anymore, there's a Delete this song button right on the result page. This button only works in the browser where the song was created. If you use a different browser or clear your browser data, you won't be able to delete it.

Think carefully before deleting, because there's no way to restore it afterward.

No account, no user profile

MuziAI doesn't require you to sign up, doesn't ask for an email, and doesn't create user profiles. You just open the site, create a song, and get a link. There's no server-side history tied to your identity.

The lyrics you enter are screened by a machine before singing, but that's to block harmful content, not to track you. The whole process is designed for maximum user privacy.

Terms of use and usage rights

You can use the songs you create for free, for any purpose: personal use, sharing, performances, monetized videos, ads, or business. You don't need permission or a license, and MuziAI charges no royalties. The only condition is to credit the source, for example “Music: made with MuziAI (muziai.live)”. Details are on the Terms page.

If you want to learn more about creating songs, check out Create your first AI song in 5 minutes or read the full guide.

FAQ

Can I create a song without an account?

Yes. MuziAI is completely free, no registration, no account needed. Just open the site, create a song, and get a link.

If I lose the link, can I find my song again?

If you're using the same browser where you created the song, open My Songs to see the list. If you've cleared your browser data, there's no way to find it. Save the link somewhere safe.

Can strangers find my song on Google?

No. Song pages have random URLs, aren't in the library, aren't in the sitemap, are tagged noindex, and block search bots. Google and other search engines can't list your song in results.