Videos, podcasts, and streams
Incorporate the licensed work into creator content, including monetized content when your plan and the applicable terms permit it.
Clear usage rights
Understand your AI music commercial license.
Learn what qualifying AI Rap Maker licenses permit, where generated music can be used, and which important restrictions still apply before you publish, monetize, or deliver music to a client.
- Non-exclusive usage license
- Worldwide and perpetual when compliant
- Downloadable license document
How to create a license document
The license generator is connected to eligible songs in your existing Library rather than issuing a generic document with no track attached.
Open an eligible song
Go to your Library, locate the generated song, and open its actions menu.
Enter the license details
Provide the licensee name and, where relevant, the company, project, email, and intended content type.
Download and retain the PDF
Generate the document, verify the song and project details, and keep it with your project records.
Permitted uses
Use qualifying music in content and commercial projects
The downloadable Content Usage License grants a qualifying licensee a non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual right to use the specified generated work for the declared project and content type, provided the license terms continue to be followed.
Ads, games, and client projects
Use the work as part of a larger project instead of redistributing the generated audio as a standalone product.
Music distribution
Distribute qualifying work on supported platforms while respecting the license restrictions, platform rules, and third-party rights.
Important distinction
A usage license is not a promise of exclusive copyright ownership
The AI Rap Maker document grants usage rights; it does not state that the licensee owns the generated work exclusively. Copyright protection for AI-assisted material can vary by jurisdiction and may depend on the amount of human authorship involved.
Restrictions
Standalone resale, sublicensing, and Content ID are restricted
The current license document prohibits reselling or sublicensing the work as a standalone audio file, claiming authorship or ownership of the generated work, and registering it with Content ID or a similar fingerprinting system.
- Do not sell or sublicense the generated audio by itself as stock music.
- Do not claim exclusive ownership or authorship of the AI-generated work.
- Do not register the work in Content ID or another system that could block lawful users.
- Do not use the work in an unlawful context or outside the applicable terms.
Your inputs matter
Covers, remixes, samples, and third-party lyrics need separate rights
An AI Rap Maker license cannot grant rights that you do not already have in uploaded or referenced material. If a project contains someone else's lyrics, composition, recording, sample, voice, or other protected material, you are responsible for obtaining the necessary permissions.
Practical records
Generate a license document from your Library
Pro and Studio subscribers can open an eligible generated song's actions in the Library and create a PDF license containing the licensee, project, content type, song details, license terms, and a unique license ID.
Common commercial-use scenarios
These examples illustrate how music may be incorporated into a larger project. Your plan, the current terms, your inputs, and local law still control the actual permission.
Background music in a monetized video
A creator adds a qualifying generated instrumental beneath an original YouTube video and retains the license document with the project records.
- YouTube
- Video
- Monetization
Music incorporated into an advertisement
A studio uses the licensed work inside a finished client advertisement rather than reselling the audio file as a standalone asset.
- Advertising
- Client project
- Embedded use
A generated track used in an indie game
A developer includes the qualifying music as part of the game experience while following distribution and third-party-rights requirements.
- Games
- Soundtrack
- Distribution
Frequently asked questions
Does AI Rap Maker offer a commercial music license?
Pro and Studio plans let eligible users generate a song-specific Content Usage License from the Library, subject to the current terms and restrictions.
Is the license exclusive?
No. The current license document grants a non-exclusive, worldwide, perpetual usage license for the specified project and content type, provided its terms are followed.
Can I use licensed music in monetized YouTube videos?
Qualifying licensed music may be incorporated into monetized videos, subject to your plan, the license terms, platform policies, and your rights in all submitted material.
Can I register generated music with Content ID?
No. The current Content Usage License prohibits registering the generated work with Content ID or another fingerprinting system that could restrict lawful use by others.
Can I resell an AI-generated track as stock music?
The current license prohibits reselling or sublicensing the generated work as a standalone audio file. It is intended to be incorporated into the licensed project or content type.
Does the license cover copyrighted lyrics, samples, or cover songs?
No license from AI Rap Maker can replace permission from third-party rights holders. You must have the necessary rights for lyrics, compositions, recordings, samples, voices, and other protected material you submit or use.
How do I download a license document?
Open an eligible song in your Library, choose the license action, enter the licensee and project details, and generate the PDF. The feature is available to Pro and Studio subscribers.
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Open your Library to generate a song-specific license, or compare plans before starting a commercial project.
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