Published
Tue, Aug 11, 2026, 08:00
- Suno Vinyl allows users to turn the music they make on the AI platform into physical records.
Generative music workstation Suno has unveiled a vinyl pressing service. Suno Vinyl allows people to create records from their creations on the platform. Users build a tracklist from their Suno library for upto 46 minutes of audio. It's currently unclear whether the service is limited to user's own creations or if it includes any track on the platform. They can then use their own art or use Suno artwork to create a custom sleeve, label and album cover. The record is then pressed and shipped, with an estimated price of $45 per record plus shipping, according to the service. Record will be pressed onto a 12-inch black disc made from PETG, an eco-friendly process, according to Suno. Last year, vinyl record purchases accounted for more than $1 billion in US sales, the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) noted, a milestone last reached in 1983. Suno has been embroiled in various legal battles since its launch in 2023. Last month, a German court ruled Suno had breached copyright law. A recent leak also revealed that Suno had scraped songs from YouTube Music, Deezer, Genius and other sources. The news came amid a lawsuit by a coalition of major labels including Universal Music Group and Sony Music, which is being coordinated by the RIAA. For more details on Suno Vinyl, check the website below.