Question 1

Who owns my music? Can I use it commercially?

Accepted Answer

Free Plan: Tunee owns the music copyright. You may use the music for non-commercial purposes with attribution, such as "Created by Tunee AI". Note that "Powered by Tunee" does not grant commercial rights or replace a copyright license. Paid Plans: Music generated during an active subscription belongs to you with full, perpetual commercial rights. Tunee claims no ownership and charges no additional royalties for commercial use. To use Free Plan music commercially, upgrade to a paid plan and use your membership allowance to unlock its copyright and commercial rights.

Question 2

How can I obtain commercial rights to works created under the Free Plan?

Accepted Answer

Upgrade to a paid plan to claim copyright ownership of Free Plan works created before your subscription. Monthly allowances are: Basic 1 track, Plus 1 track, Pro 3 tracks.

This allowance applies only to previously created Free Plan works. Music generated after subscribing automatically belongs to you and requires no additional copyright purchase.

Question 3

Who owns the copyright in the original lyrics I upload?

Accepted Answer

If the lyrics are your original work, you retain their copyright.

Question 4

Is AI-generated music always protected by copyright?

Accepted Answer

Not necessarily. It depends on the laws of your country or region. In jurisdictions such as the United States, a work generated entirely by AI may not qualify for copyright protection because it lacks a "human author".

For copyright registration, disputes, or significant commercial uses, consider seeking advice from a qualified local legal professional.

Question 5

Can I commercially use the examples shown on Tunee's official website?

Accepted Answer

No. Examples shown on the official website are for demonstration or reference only. When citing them, credit the source — for example, "Music/use case generated by Tunee AI".

Question 6

How do the rights change after a remix?

Accepted Answer

Free work remixed during a paid subscription: The remixed version belongs to you and may be used commercially; however, the original free version still does not include commercial use rights or copyright ownership. Paid work remixed after the subscription ends: As long as the original track was generated during an active paid subscription, you permanently retain ownership and commercial use rights.

Question 7

What can a Copyright Certificate be used for?

Accepted Answer

A Copyright Certificate can be used to verify ownership, support copyright claims or appeals, support business partnerships, contracts, or registrations, and provide proof when requested by a platform or partner.

Without copyright ownership, a work may become ineligible for monetization, be removed, and be difficult to appeal. The core value of copyright is legal protection and risk management; it does not guarantee that a work will be released or approved by a platform.

Question 8

How do I obtain a Copyright Certificate?

Accepted Answer

You can obtain it from the Library or a music folder: find the relevant work and click "…" → "Copyright Certificate".

Question 9

How do I change the name shown on a Copyright Certificate?

Accepted Answer

Change the name in your profile first, then download the certificate again: "Profile picture → Manage Account → Profile → Edit → Change Name → Save", then download the Copyright Certificate again.

Question 10

Why might a platform still flag or reject my work even if I have a Copyright Certificate?

Accepted Answer

Platforms such as Meta, Spotify, SoundCloud, and Peloton commonly use automated content-recognition systems such as Audible Magic and Content ID to detect similarity patterns, assess risk, and apply their own compliance rules. Approval depends on each platform's policies, automated detection results, and human-review standards.

These systems are used only for platform review and cannot determine legal copyright ownership, copyright validity, or whether infringement has occurred. Therefore, a work being flagged or rejected does not mean that its copyright is invalid.

Question 11

What types of credits does Tunee offer?

Accepted Answer

Daily Credits: Automatically issued every day. Valid for 1 day only and do not carry over. Not tied to membership status. Event Credits: Granted through promotional events. Typically valid for 30 days (refer to specific event terms). Not tied to membership status. Membership Credits: Automatically issued monthly upon subscribing to a paid plan. Valid for 30 days from the date of issuance. Remaining membership credits are forfeited upon membership expiration or refund. Top-up Credits: Purchased by paid subscribers. Valid for 360 days from the date of purchase. Not tied to membership status. Non-refundable. Credits cannot be exchanged for subscription time, transferred to another account, or redeemed for cash. Expiration reminders: The Usage popup shows eligible bonus or purchased credits expiring within the next 7 days (Daily Credits are not included). Check your balance regularly to avoid expiration. Deduction order: Credits expiring soonest are used first. The default order is Daily Credits → Event Credits → Membership Credits → Top-up Credits.

Question 12

How do Credits work in Tunee?

Accepted Answer

Creative chat: Regular text-only conversations consume only a small number of credits. Usage may vary depending on the selected text model, conversation length, task complexity, and context history. Music creation: Credits power the entire music creation workflow, including file analysis and task processing, music composition planning, lyrics generation, web search and research, and final music generation. Music video (MV) creation: Credit usage depends on the number of keyframes generated, generation attempts and iterations, and the final MV generation. Consumption is also affected by the length and complexity of your input, the size of uploaded files, the number of conversation rounds, and context depth. You can open the Model menu in the chat box and select Music, Image, Video, or Text to view the estimated credit consumption for different features and models. Simple rule: more complex tasks and richer content require more credits.

Question 13

How many songs and music videos can I create with my credits?

Accepted Answer

The number depends on your available credit balance, the selected model, the generation task and settings, and the length of the song or music video. Credits are consumed based on the model and the songs, characters, keyframes, and video clips you generate. Open the Model menu in the chat box and select Music, Image, Video, or Text to view the estimated credit consumption for different features and models before generation.

Question 14

How can I track my credit usage?

Accepted Answer

You can view detailed credit usage in two locations: on the project page, check the top-right corner of any project; in the Personal Center, navigate to "Credits → Usage" for comprehensive history.

Question 15

Why aren't my Daily Credits refreshing?

Accepted Answer

Registering multiple accounts may trigger Tunee's risk-control policy, in which case Daily Credits will not refresh. If you have not registered multiple accounts, please refresh the page and check your balance again.

Question 16

How can I get more credits? Can I buy them separately?

Accepted Answer

You can subscribe to or upgrade a paid plan, purchase additional credits separately, or join occasional community events to earn bonus credits.

Question 17

Will failed generations or retry clips consume credits?

Accepted Answer

Tunee does not deduct credits for failed generations. Check the credit-usage details in the top-right corner — a failed attempt should not appear as a deduction. If a retry successfully creates a new result, it may be treated as a new generation task and may consume credits based on the selected model and settings.

Question 18

How can I downgrade my subscription?

Accepted Answer

Direct downgrades are not currently supported. For example, to move from Plus to Basic, cancel renewal of Plus first. After cancellation, the current plan remains active until the billing cycle ends, and you can subscribe to the lower-tier plan only after that cycle ends.

Question 19

How are fees and credits calculated after upgrading my subscription?

Accepted Answer

Upgrading on the web usually only requires paying the price difference between the new and old plans. New plan credits are issued immediately after payment, and future renewal dates are recalculated from the upgrade date. Example: you start a Basic monthly plan on the 1st and upgrade to Plus monthly on the 15th — the price difference is $20, 2,200 credits are added immediately after payment, and the next Plus renewal falls on the 15th of the following month.

Question 20

What payment methods does Tunee support?

Accepted Answer

Tunee supports Apple Pay, Link, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, UnionPay and other credit/debit cards, as well as Alipay. Available options may vary by region and device.

Question 21

How do subscription billing and auto-renewal work?

Accepted Answer

Subscriptions are billed in advance based on your selected billing period and automatically renew at the current price. Your payment method is charged at the start of each new term. To prevent future renewals, cancel anytime via "Profile Picture → Credits → Usage → Manage → Subscription Info → Cancel renewal".

Question 22

How can I cancel my subscription?

Accepted Answer

Go to "Profile Picture → Credits → Usage → Manage" to open Subscription Info. If "Cancel renewal" is visible, auto-renewal is still active. After cancellation, the page will show when your current subscription ends, and your membership benefits will remain available until that date.

Question 23

Where can I download invoices? Can invoice details be changed?

Accepted Answer

Go to "Profile Picture → Manage Account → Usage → Manage" to find and download invoices. Your invoice is also automatically sent to the email address used during purchase. To change the billing name shown on future invoices, go to "Profile Picture → Credits → Usage → Manage → Billing Information → Manage" and click "Update information".

Question 24

What is Tunee's refund policy? How can I request a refund?

Accepted Answer

To request a refund, please submit your request through "Feedback" in Tunee. Refund request timeframe: Users in the EU, Turkey, or the UK may request a subscription cancellation and refund within 14 days of purchase; when submitting, clearly state that you are applying under EU, Turkish, or UK consumer protection regulations. In other countries and regions, monthly and annual memberships accept refund requests within 7 days of purchase. Individual song copyright purchases are non-refundable. How the refund amount is calculated: If no credits have been used, you will receive a full refund minus applicable payment processing fees. If 1–80% of your membership subscription credits have been used, the refund is calculated based on the proportion of unused credits, minus applicable payment processing fees. If usage exceeds 80%, Tunee is unable to provide a refund. Important notes: All refunds are subject to deduction of payment processing fees, including Stripe fees and handling charges. Approved refunds are returned via your original payment method within approximately 7 business days. Upon refund approval, corresponding membership benefits and remaining credits will be revoked. Refund requests may be denied if your account shows abnormal activity or violates Tunee's terms of service.

Question 25

I used many credits but did not get the result I wanted. Can I get a refund?

Accepted Answer

Usually not. Credits are a digital virtual service and are generally non-refundable once purchased or consumed. However, if credits were lost due to a confirmed system crash, server error, or technical failure, you can submit a review request through "Feedback".

Question 26

How can I delete my account?

Accepted Answer

Go to "Profile Picture → Manage account → Edit Profile → Delete". Confirm the warning, select "Permanently delete my account", and click "Delete My Account". Account deletion is permanent and removes all account data, songs, credits, and remaining plan benefits.

Question 27

Where can I find the music, videos, and projects I've created?

Accepted Answer

The "Videos" page only shows content created from that page. To see all your works, open "Projects" or "Library" from the left sidebar. To continue editing, find the work in the library, click "…" on the right, and select "Open in Project".

Question 28

I'm not sure how to use Tunee — what should I do?

Accepted Answer

Just tell Tunee your goal in natural language, for example "put these lyrics into the chorus" or "make an upbeat summer pop song". The more specific your description, the more accurately Tunee can guide you or complete the task for you.

Question 29

What languages does Tunee support?

Accepted Answer

Tunee currently supports the following languages: Chinese, Cantonese, English, Spanish, French, Russian, German, Portuguese, Arabic, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Turkish, Dutch, Ukrainian, Thai, Polish, Romanian, Greek, Czech, Finnish, Hindi, Bulgarian, Danish, Hebrew, Malay, Persian, Slovak, Swedish, Croatian, Filipino, Hungarian, Norwegian, Slovenian, Catalan, Nynorsk, Tamil, Afrikaans.

Question 30

Is there a length limit for lyrics and prompts?

Accepted Answer

Lyrics support up to 5,000 characters, and prompts support up to 1,000 characters.

Question 31

Why weren't my uploaded lyrics used in the generated song?

Accepted Answer

Lyrics that are only uploaded may be treated as a reference. State it clearly in your prompt, for example "use my uploaded lyrics exactly", "do not rewrite the lyrics", or "keep the lyrics unchanged and compose music for them".

Question 32

Why does the same prompt generate very different versions?

Accepted Answer

Tunee actively explores multiple creative directions. For more consistent results, point out the specific version, style, vocals, and arrangement direction you like, then continue generating along that direction.

Question 33

What's the difference between One-Click MV, Free Creation, Motion Control, and Shorts?

Accepted Answer

One-Click MV is great for getting started quickly; Free Creation gives you fuller creative control; Motion Control lets characters replicate the movements of a 5–30 second reference video; Shorts automatically extracts highlight clips from your song to create short videos. If it's your first time, we recommend starting with One-Click MV.

Question 34

What are the audio upload requirements for creating an MV?

Accepted Answer

MP3, WAV, AAC, and AIFF are supported; files can be up to 20MB and 10 seconds to 10 minutes long. For better MV results, keep the audio between 10 seconds and 5 minutes.

Question 35

How do I create AI characters? Can I use multiple characters in one MV?

Accepted Answer

You can clone your own likeness, design a character from scratch with text, or upload an existing character image. A single video supports up to 5 characters. We recommend saving character assets first and reusing them across scenes for better consistency.

Question 36

Can I edit the MV after it's generated?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can regenerate scenes, adjust the story and shots at the storyboard stage, edit lip-sync and individual shots, and drag, trim, split, or delete clips and adjust subtitles in the video editor. Audio editing is not supported yet.

Question 37

What resolutions does Tunee support? How is HD upscaling billed?

Accepted Answer

MVs are generated at 720P by default. You can upscale to 1080P (2.5 credits/second), 2K (3 credits/second), or 4K (4 credits/second). The total cost equals the video length in seconds multiplied by the per-second rate.

Question 38

Why is there a watermark on my video? Can it be removed?

Accepted Answer

MVs generated on the free plan carry a Tunee watermark; MVs generated on paid plans have no watermark. After editing, enable "No watermark" when exporting to download.

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