Export AI music · MP3 & WAV
Export your AI music to MP3 & WAV
Making the song is only half of it — you need the file. Beatoria lets you download and export your AI music as an MP3 for sharing and streaming, or a WAV for editing and mastering. The track is yours: save it, drop it into a project, and use it anywhere.
Free to download · you own every track · plays on every device.
MP3 or WAV — pick in five seconds
They come from the same song; the difference is compression. Here is the short version:
For sharing & streaming
Compressed to a small file that plays on every phone, browser and app. Perfect for posting, sending, background music and video uploads.
Best defaultFor editing & mastering
Uncompressed and full-detail, at a larger file size. Choose it when the track goes into a DAW for mixing, layering or mastering.
Best qualityMP3 vs WAV, side by side
| MP3 | WAV | |
|---|---|---|
| Compression | Compressed (lossy) | Uncompressed (lossless) |
| File size | Small (great for sharing) | Large |
| Audio detail | Slight, usually inaudible loss | Full detail |
| Plays everywhere | Yes — universal | Yes, mainly on desktop |
| Best for | Streaming, social, video | Editing, mixing, mastering |
Rule of thumb: if it's going straight online, export MP3. If it's going into an editor first, export WAV, then bounce an MP3 at the end.
One more thing worth knowing: the format is separate from the music itself. Exporting a WAV does not make a track "better" than the same track as an MP3 — it just preserves more of the original detail for later work. So there's no wrong choice for casual use; pick MP3 when you want a light, universal file and WAV when you want a pristine master to build on. You can always come back and make a song again if you want a different version — it's free to generate.
Does the format change how it sounds?
For most listeners, in most situations, an MP3 exported at a good bitrate is indistinguishable from the WAV it came from — earbuds, phone speakers and laptop playback simply don't reveal the difference. That's why MP3 became the default for sharing: you get a file a fraction of the size with quality that holds up everywhere it's likely to be played. The compression throws away detail that sits at the edges of human hearing, and on a casual listen you won't miss it.
WAV matters when the track is not the finished product but the raw material. Every time you re-encode compressed audio — cut it, add effects, bounce it again — small losses can stack up. Starting from an uncompressed WAV means the editor is working with the full signal, so the master you export at the end is as clean as it can be. The simple habit: keep a WAV as your archive copy if you plan to edit, and hand out MP3s for everything that just needs to play.
How to download your track
- Generate a songDescribe what you want on the home page and create the track.
- Open the song pageClick the finished track to open its page with the player.
- Hit downloadUse the download button to save the file — it's named after the song, not a random job id.
- Use it anywhereShare the MP3 or drop the WAV into your editor. It's yours to keep.
Where each format fits
Upload to YouTube / social
MP3 keeps the upload light and plays instantly across every platform and device.
Edit in a DAW
WAV preserves the detail you need when you cut, layer or master the track further.
Podcast or voice-over bed
MP3 is fine for background music; WAV if you're mixing it under speech precisely.
Archive the original
Keep a WAV as your master copy, then export MP3s from it whenever you need to share.
Make it, then take the file with you.
Generate a song and export it as MP3 or WAV — free to download, royalty-free, and yours to use anywhere.
Exporting AI music: questions people ask
How do I download my AI song?
Open the track you generated and use the download button on the song page. The file saves to your device, named after the song, ready to share or edit.
Should I export to MP3 or WAV?
Choose MP3 for sharing, streaming and posting — small files that play everywhere. Choose WAV when you need the highest quality for editing, mixing or mastering, where file size matters less.
What is the difference between MP3 and WAV?
WAV is uncompressed, so it keeps full audio detail at a larger file size. MP3 is compressed to a much smaller file that plays on every device, with a small, usually inaudible loss of detail.
Is downloading AI music free?
Yes. Making a track is free with a quick sign-in, and downloading the finished song costs nothing. The track is yours to keep and use.
Can I use the exported track commercially?
Yes. Tracks are original and royalty-free, so an exported MP3 or WAV can be used in your own videos, projects and commercial work without per-use fees.
Will the download work on my phone?
Yes. MP3 plays on essentially every phone, computer and app, so a downloaded track works across your devices. WAV is also widely supported for editing on desktop.
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