How to Download a Suno AI Playlist (Free MP3 & WAV)
A five-step walkthrough to save every track from any Suno AI playlist using SunoDown — free, no sign-up, with optional lossless WAV via Suno Pro. It assumes the tracks are your own Suno creations, saved for personal use.
Before you start
You need exactly two things: a Suno AI playlist URL (e.g. https://suno.com/playlist/<id>) and a modern browser. MP3 downloads are completely free and require no account. WAV downloads require a Suno Pro or Premier subscription cookie, covered in step 4.
The five steps
Copy the Suno playlist URL
Open suno.com in your browser, navigate to the playlist you want to save, and copy the address bar URL. It will look like https://suno.com/playlist/fe85c062-…. Public, unlisted, and your own playlists all work — as long as you can open the URL in a browser, SunoDown can read it.
Paste the URL into SunoDown
Open suno-down.com and paste the copied URL into the input field on the homepage. SunoDown also accepts the bare playlist ID (the UUID after /playlist/) if you prefer to paste only that.
Click "Load" to fetch the tracks
Press the Load button. SunoDown queries the Suno API on your behalf and renders every track with its title, artist, cover image, and duration. Large playlists are paginated automatically.
Choose MP3 (free) or WAV (Suno Pro)
Use the format toggle above the track list:
- MP3 — compressed AAC/MP3 audio, free for every track, no account required.
- WAV — lossless 16-bit/44.1 kHz audio. Requires linking your Suno Pro or Premier
__clientcookie. The cookie is held in server memory only and never written to disk.
If you choose WAV without linking Pro, SunoDown shows a banner with a one-click setup modal.
Download one by one — or grab the whole ZIP
Each track has its own download button. To save several of your tracks in one file, click Download All as ZIP: SunoDown fetches the files, packs them into a single archive in the browser, and triggers a download. Larger archives naturally take longer to build.
Ready to try it?
Open SunoDown →Frequently asked questions
- Is SunoDown really free?
- Yes. MP3 downloads — including the ZIP option — are free with no account. Only lossless WAV downloads require an existing Suno Pro or Premier subscription (the cost is on Suno’s side, not ours).
- Does SunoDown store my Suno cookie?
- The
__clientcookie you paste is held in server memory only and discarded on logout, session expiry, or server restart. It is never written to a database or log. See the privacy policy for details. - What happens if some tracks fail to download?
- The ZIP is still built from the tracks that succeeded, and the status message shows how many succeeded and how many failed. If no track succeeds, no ZIP is created. You can retry a failed track with its own download button.
- Why does WAV need a Pro account?
- Suno serves lossless WAV only to authenticated Pro/Premier sessions. SunoDown can only proxy what your account already has access to — it cannot bypass that gate.
- What about copyright?
- Music generated on Suno is governed by Suno’s terms. Use SunoDown for personal copies of your own playlists or content you have the right to download. See the terms of service.
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