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Submit your music for free

for makers, free to list.

Made music you want people to use? List it on NonCopyrighted for free and get your name in front of creators who are looking for tracks right now.

Why list here?

Free, no catchListing costs nothing. You keep all rights to your music and decide the rules yourself.
Credit every timeEvery creator who uses your track pastes your credit line. That is a link back to you in every description.
Your own pageA page with your tracks, your links and clear "Can I use it?" labels, made to be found on Google.
Get picked for Creators of the weekThe makers people download most each week appear on the home page. No payment needed, just work people love.

How to submit your music

  1. Tell us who you are: your artist name and where people can follow you.
  2. Share where your music lives: SoundCloud, YouTube, Bandcamp or your own site. You host the files, we link to them.
  3. Pick the deal: we recommend “free for everyone, just credit me”. It gets used the most.
  4. Set the rules: monetized videos, commercial use, edits, credit and Content ID, in plain yes or no answers.
  5. We check and publish: your page usually goes live within a few days.

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Why “free with credit” works best

Creators search for music they can use without risk. When your track is free for monetized videos and only asks for a credit line, it gets picked far more often. Every use is a small advert for you: your name and link in a video description, a podcast show note or a website footer.

FAQ

Does it cost anything to submit music?

No. Listing is free. You can pay to promote a listing later, but that is optional and always labeled “Sponsored”.

Do I give away my rights?

No. You keep your copyright. You only tell visitors what they may do with your tracks, and you can change or remove your listing at any time.

Do I need to upload my files here?

No. Your music stays on SoundCloud, YouTube, Bandcamp or your own site. Read how to share your work for the best setup.

Should I register my music in Content ID?

Not if you want creators to use it freely. Content ID can claim their videos by mistake. Read what Content ID is.

More for makers: where to share royalty free music, promote your music as a producer, meet the creators.