SoundCloud and ElevenLabs have added direct publishing from ElevenMusic to SoundCloud, allowing artists to share music created with artificial intelligence (AI) without exporting and reuploading files. Announced on November 5, the integration makes SoundCloud the first external platform to which ElevenMusic allows direct publishing.
Tracks published through the integration will carry notices identifying ElevenMusic as their creation source. They will also be subject to SoundCloud’s content policies, including its ownership and rights requirements.
Artist Pro offer and publishing terms
New and existing SoundCloud Artist Pro subscribers can obtain three free months of ElevenMusic Pro through SoundCloud’s member benefits program. The subscription allows users to:
- Create up to 1,000 songs.
- Make 500 stem separations.
- Use five custom styles or voices per month.
The companies have not specified how the origin notice will appear to listeners, whether the tracks can be monetized on SoundCloud, or whether the companies will share revenue.
“SoundCloud has always been a place where artists experiment, push boundaries and turn their creative ideas into something bigger,” said SoundCloud CEO Eliah Seton. He said direct publishing would give artists more ways to experiment, share their work and build an audience.
“We created ElevenMusic to help more artists create, experiment and reach their fans,” said Mati Staniszewski, ElevenLabs’ CEO and co-founder. Both companies described the agreement as the start of a broader collaboration.
Other music tool integrations
SoundCloud announced an integration with Moises on October 21 that lets users move SoundCloud tracks into the tool for stem separation or remixing, then publish them back to SoundCloud. SoundCloud also has integrations with Google Flow Music and remix service Hook.
ElevenLabs launched its first music generation model in 2025 and a consumer app for creating songs from prompts in April 2026. Suno has also brought its song generator to ChatGPT and Claude.
