One link, no account. WAV and stems need your own library — that is Pro.

Backup for Suno

Your library is theirs until you have a copy.

SunoSync walks your entire Suno account and writes it to disk — the folder structure you built, every lyric, style, persona and model, dates, likes, artwork and the audio itself. Plain files. No lock-in, nothing to reinstall when you change machines.

Get the extensionConnects your Suno session. Chrome and Edge. Create an accountTrack your exports, resume on any machine. Go ProWhole library, WAV and stems, unlimited runs.

Resumable · idempotent · your account, your files

What you get

Your whole library, open in a browser.

One file lands next to your music: SunoSync.html. Open it and every track is there — covers, styles, personas, lyrics, playlists — searchable, playable, and working with no internet and no account.

The SunoSync catalogue open on a real library: 4,159 tracks, workspaces and
                  playlists down the left, covers and styles beside every row.
SunoSync.html, dark
The same catalogue in its light theme.
SunoSync.html, light

How it works

Three steps, then it runs on its own.

A Suno session token expires in under an hour and a full audio run takes longer than that. SunoSync renews the session itself and picks up where it stopped.

  1. 01

    Connect your Suno account

    You stay signed in to Suno; SunoSync borrows the session to read your library. It never posts, never generates, never deletes — the access it uses is read-only.

  2. 02

    Pick metadata or everything

    Metadata alone finishes in minutes and is worth having today. The full run adds audio and artwork and can take hours for a few thousand tracks.

  3. 03

    Download the archive

    The run is idempotent: interrupt it, come back, and only what is missing is fetched. Run it again next month and it tops up the same library.

4k+tracks in a single tested run
~10mfor a full metadata export
0writes made to your Suno account

Pro

Free covers metadata. Pro covers the audio.

Audio and artwork are the expensive half — bandwidth, storage and hours of transfer. That is what the subscription pays for.

See Pro