ElevenLabs lets users publish AI-generated music on SoundCloud

ElevenLabs says users can now publish music made with its ElevenMusic platform directly on SoundCloud. The audio AI company announced the option on Thursday.

ElevenLabs is also offering SoundCloud Artist Pro subscribers three months of ElevenMusic Pro. The plan allows users to generate up to 1,000 songs, split stem files 500 times, and create five custom styles or vocals per month.

The company says users have generated more than 25 million tracks with its music models. ElevenLabs released its first music-generation model in 2025, followed by a consumer app in April 2026. A month later, it introduced a model that could switch genres mid-track and handle more complex vocals.

SoundCloud has also worked with AI music tools, including a partnership with Moises last month that lets artists export and import songs to and from the platform. It also integrates with Google Flow Music and Hook.

SoundCloud CEO Eliah Seton said the integration would let artists share ElevenMusic creations with fans beyond the platform’s own ecosystem. Separately, ElevenLabs has partnered with Spotify to generate audiobook narration. Music services have taken varied approaches to AI-generated tracks: Deezer is adding a filter to exclude them, Bandcamp has banned them, and Spotify and YouTube have focused on labeling.