Free To Use is a royalty-free music platform that gives content creators high-quality background music completely free. Founded in 2016, it offers unlimited downloads with no account or sign-up required. Crucially, every track is created by a real human artist – never AI – and Free To Use owns the rights to its entire catalogue. That ownership is why the music stays free permanently and is genuinely safe to use: if a video ever gets a false copyright claim, the team can resolve it directly. Every track is also hand-reviewed and categorised by the same curator, so quality and tagging stay consistent.
Content creators, video producers, streamers, podcasters, marketers, and small businesses who need professional background music they can trust. Anyone publishing to YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Twitch or podcasts can download a track and use it without licensing headaches, copyright strikes, or registration.
Downloads are free when you include a short attribution. To remove attribution or use the music commercially, there are two affordable subscriptions – Personal and Commercial – plus single-track Pro and Broadcast licences for one-off and large-scale productions. Anything published while subscribed stays cleared forever, even after the subscription ends.
Most "free" libraries simply host tracks uploaded by producers who keep the rights, so a song can be pulled later or used to issue copyright claims; others are increasingly filling up with AI-generated music. Free To Use is different: it owns every human-made track outright, which lets it keep the catalogue free and defend creators against false claims. There are no restrictions by channel, platform, or country, and the platform is privacy-first – no cookies and no tracking.
Unlimited free downloads, no account or sign-up required
Real music from human artists – never AI-generated
Every track owned outright, hand-reviewed and curated for consistent quality
Safe for monetized content; false copyright claims resolved directly
Simple licensing with no channel, platform or regional limits
Privacy-first: no cookies, no tracking
Background music for YouTube videos, Shorts, and TikTok or Instagram Reels
Stream-safe music for Twitch and live streams
Intro, outro and segment music for podcasts
Soundtracks for ads, promos and marketing campaigns
Music for client and freelance video projects
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Free To Use is a royalty-free music platform that gives content creators high-quality background music completely free. Founded in 2016, it offers unlimited downloads with no account or sign-up required. Crucially, every track is created by a real human artist – never AI – and Free To Use owns the rights to its...
Content creators, video producers, streamers, podcasters, marketers, and small businesses who need professional background music they can trust. Anyone publishing to YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Twitch or podcasts can download a track and use it without licensing headaches, copyright strikes, or registration.
Downloads are free when you include a short attribution. To remove attribution or use the music commercially, there are two affordable subscriptions – Personal and Commercial – plus single-track Pro and Broadcast licences for one-off and large-scale productions. Anything published while subscribed stays cleared...
Partially. Free To Use uses a freemium model with a free tier and optional paid upgrades. Visit the official website for plan limits and pricing.
Free To Use supports Web, Api. Check the official website for device requirements, browser support, and native app availability.
Visit the Free To Use project page on Aura++ for founder details, launch updates, and links to the official product website.
Most "free" libraries simply host tracks uploaded by producers who keep the rights, so a song can be pulled later or used to issue copyright claims; others are increasingly filling up with AI-generated music. Free To Use is different: it owns every human-made track outright, which lets it keep the catalogue free...
You can try Free To Use on its official website (freetouse.com). The Aura++ listing links to the product and includes community comments and upvotes from launch day.
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