Organize songs with Library, favorites, and albums

The Library is where generations become a manageable catalogue. Use it before downloading everything to your device; product metadata such as title, lyrics, style, status, and available actions is easier to compare there.

Find the source before choosing an operation

Open the Library and search by title, lyrics or style. Its All, Favorites and Personas views help narrow the list. Preview the correct version before using …. For a local file, open /ai-music-generator and choose My songs → Upload song above the results; follow the upload guide and wait for processing.

Use favorites as a shortlist, then name revisions by purpose: original, cover, refined chorus or new vocal. A completed supported song can expose extension, lyric editing, a cover, refinement and the two vocal/accompaniment operations. Each has its own eligibility and cost. Read the delete confirmation and save an archive before removing a source you still need.

Build an album around a purpose

Open Albums and choose Create Album. Give it a name and optional description. An album can represent:

• a release candidate and its alternates;
• a client or campaign;
• a mood or genre collection;
• songs ready for video production.

Add music from the song menu with Add to Album, or open the album and use Add Songs. Removing a song from an album does not delete it from Library. Likewise, deleting an album removes the collection, not the underlying songs.

Use album search and sorting when the collection grows. Before sharing, check the order, cover, titles, and whether every included track is actually intended for public listening.

Share without giving up the source

The share action creates a public-facing link for a song or album. Test that link in a signed-out window. A public link is a listening surface, not a transfer of the editable project; keep the source in your own account and download archival files separately when needed.

For a durable workflow, keep one album for active review and another for approved masters. That separation prevents unfinished alternates from appearing in a client-facing collection. When a track is final, follow the download guide to archive the required formats.

Review both collections whenever a new revision replaces an older candidate.

For a night-drive demo, keep a simple review note with the source title, the chosen result, the change you requested and what you heard. Put working alternatives in a review album and approved versions in a separate delivery album. Compare before replacing a candidate, then update the title and archive the selected audio. An album groups songs; an independent download preserves the file you may need outside the account.