To use Suno, visit the Suno website or app, create an account, and start generating music by entering text prompts. These prompts should describe the genre and mood of the song you want to create. The AI then generates a piece of music that matches your description. You can also extend existing songs or upload audio for the AI to build upon.

Yes, Suno offers a free tier where users can generate a limited number of songs. However, there are also paid plans that unlock more features, such as longer song generation, higher quality audio, and commercial usage rights.

If you are using a paid plan, you own the music created with Suno. However, the AI creators retain ownership of songs made using the free tier. Copyright issues around AI-generated content are still evolving, and ownership might not grant full copyright protection under current laws.

Suno can generate music in a wide range of genres and styles, although it performs better in some than others. For example, it can produce convincing blues and electronic music, but may struggle with more complex or niche genres.

The copyright status of AI-generated music is still evolving legally. Paid plan users receive commercial usage rights for their generated songs, but it is always best to review the latest terms of service for the most current information.

Suno has some limitations in the diversity of genres it can handle effectively. Songs generated by the AI might sound repetitive or lack the nuance of human-created music. The free version also has limitations on the number of songs and their length.

Yes, Suno allows you to extend a song by analyzing the existing track and continuing in the same style. You can extend songs you have created or upload your own audio for the AI to extend.

Yes, Suno AI is accessible on mobile devices through its web app, which works smoothly on both iOS and Android browsers. You can generate, play, and download songs directly from your phone without installing anything.