Google Flow Music (formerly Riffusion) alternatives

verdictthe cleanest legal position in the category by a wide margin, and you retain rights to what you make — the catch is what 'commercial use' excludes.

switch foranyone putting generated music into something they sell, who would rather not follow a court case.

verdictthe most permissive licence in the category and the only one you can audit line by line — with no vendor to hold responsible for anything.

switch fordevelopers who want music generation inside their own product without a vendor in the middle.

verdictthe settlements are the product here — universal and warner are now partners rather than plaintiffs — and udio's own pages are the hardest to read in the category.

switch forpeople who want suno-class output with meaningfully less unresolved litigation attached.

verdictstill the most polished output and the largest ecosystem — attached to the weakest ownership language and two majors who haven't settled.

switch formaking finished vocal songs quickly, if you are comfortable with an unresolved fair-use question.

verdictthe only vendor here publishing a real open-weight licence for music — and the only one where the hosted product's own terms were completely unreadable.

switch fordevelopers under the revenue threshold who want weights they can inspect and self-host.

verdictthe most output per dollar here, from a vendor being sued over its training data, whose free tier hands the copyright to itself.

switch forhigh-volume paid use where cost per track matters more than provenance.

verdicthonest and clearly written about being a sync-licensing service rather than a music generator you own the output of — which is also why it ranks last.

switch forbackground music inside your own video, podcast or game, where a sync licence is all you need.