Suno bulk download — get your own songs out, one after another
Paste a public Suno profile or playlist link. We list what is in it, you tick the songs you want, and each one is kept as Suno already published it — WAV, MP3, cover art and, where a song has one, the vertical lyric video. No archive to unpack, and it doesn't spend a Suno download.
Public suno.com/playlist/…, suno.com/@artist or suno.com/song/… links. Nothing is read until you press Read the list.
Songs you never shared publicly have no public page, so they can't be listed. Share the ones you want to keep first.
Why a queue instead of one ZIP
Because batches fail at the end, not the start
A browser archive has to be held in memory until every song is inside it. On a 30-song run that means one slow track or one dropped connection can take the whole batch with it — you wait, you fail, you start over.
So each song lands on its own
Every finished track is written to your disk the moment it completes. Interrupt the run and you keep what already arrived; resume and the rest carries on. Nothing is re-downloaded to rebuild an archive.
And you see the real state of every song
The list marks each track as it goes — kept, waiting, or skipped because something about it was not readable. No silent "done" over a half-full folder.
What you get per song
| File | When it's there | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| WAV | Always | 48 kHz, opens straight in a DAW or editor. No second lossy pass on our side. |
| MP3 | Always | Smaller copy for phones, messaging and quick sharing. |
| Original (as delivered) | Always | The file the page already serves, untouched — the same one you'd get by saving it yourself. |
| Cover art | When the song has one | Saved alongside the audio, so your library isn't a wall of grey placeholders. |
| Original video (MP4) | Only if published | For songs that carry a video track. Everything else is audio — nothing is generated or filled in. |
| Lyrics | When the song has them | Written out as a plain text file next to the audio. |
Ticked songs are kept exactly as they exist. We don't render, re-sing, extend or re-encode anything — if a track has no video, the queue shows audio only rather than inventing one.
Do you need a Chrome extension for this?
No — and it's worth knowing why so many people search for one. An extension lives inside the Suno site: it has to read your logged-in page to find the files, which is why it asks for broad access to suno.com. A browser-based tool asks for something much smaller — a public link you could paste to a friend.
| Browser extension | This page | |
|---|---|---|
| What it reads | Your logged-in Suno pages | One public playlist, profile or song link |
| Access it needs | Broad permission on suno.com | None — it's just a URL you paste |
| Install | Add to browser, keep it updated | Nothing to install |
| Works on | Desktop browsers only | Phone, tablet and desktop |
| Batch behaviour | Depends on the build | Queue with pause, resume and per-song status |
If you already use an extension and it works for you, that's fine — this page exists for the cases it doesn't cover, like keeping files on a phone, or archiving a whole profile without installing anything.
Bulk export vs the download button
Suno's own help pages describe a Download button on each song, with monthly allowances on the paid plans and a limited format on the free plan. That button is the right tool for one song you want right now. A queue is for the other job — getting a whole profile or playlist out before a subscription lapses, or before a track gets edited.
| Your situation | What usually fits |
|---|---|
| One song, right now | The Download button on the song page |
| Twenty songs before your plan renews | A queue — one pass, each file saved as it finishes |
| You want the cover art and lyrics too | A queue saves them next to the audio |
| You're on your phone | The web queue — nothing to install |
| A song was never shared publicly | Nothing can read it; share it first |
Questions people ask before a batch
Can I download all of my Suno songs at once?
As a queue, yes. Paste your profile or playlist link, we list the songs in it, and each one is kept on its own. You can pause the run, close the tab and come back, and anything already saved stays saved.
Does a batch spend my Suno download allowance?
It doesn't go through the download button. Suno's own help pages describe download allowances tied to paid plans — keeping a copy from a public link is a separate action and doesn't draw on that count. You can check the current wording on Suno's help center any time.
How many songs can I queue at once?
Start with 20–30. The queue itself has no hard limit, but a long run depends on your connection as much as on us, and a smaller batch is easier to verify. You can run it again for the rest.
Why is one song in my list marked "audio only"?
Because that song has no published video file — a normal outcome, not a failure. You still get the WAV, MP3, original file, cover art and lyrics. The queue states it plainly instead of pretending a video exists.
Can I pick only some of the songs?
Yes. After the list is read, untick anything you don't want. Use Select all to flip everything back on, and Keep selected to start the run.
What if I get a new song halfway through a run?
Read the list again when you're done. Songs you've already kept are matched by ID, so the queue won't quietly download the same track twice unless you tick it again.