Elevenlabs Adds Direct Publishing Of AI Music To Soundcloud
ElevenMusic users can now publish tracks directly to SoundCloud, where the uploads will be labeled as AI-generated.
ElevenLabs has added a way to publish music made with its ElevenMusic platform directly to SoundCloud. The integration removes the need to export a track, download it and then upload it separately, according to The Verge. Tracks published through the new connection will be labeled to show that they came from ElevenLabs.
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What the integration offers
The new publishing option is part of a partnership between the two companies. SoundCloud Artist Pro subscribers will also receive three months of ElevenMusic Pro at no charge, both The Verge and TechCrunch report. TechCrunch says the Pro plan allows users to generate up to 1,000 songs, split song stems 500 times and use five custom styles or vocals per month.
The Verge describes the ElevenLabs connection as narrower than SoundCloud’s integration with Moises. With Moises, users can bring SoundCloud tracks into the service for stem separation and remixing before publishing them back to SoundCloud. The ElevenLabs feature focuses on sending finished creations to SoundCloud.
ElevenLabs’ music tools and SoundCloud’s approach
TechCrunch reports that ElevenLabs introduced a music-generation model in 2025, followed by a prompt-based consumer song-making app in April 2026. A subsequent model could change genres within a track and handle more complex vocals. ElevenLabs says users have created more than 25 million tracks with its models, according to TechCrunch.
The SoundCloud deal follows other AI-music integrations. Alongside Moises, TechCrunch identifies Google Flow Music and remix platform Hook among SoundCloud’s partners. The Verge says SoundCloud encourages users covered by EU rules to label AI-generated or manipulated tracks and has rules against impersonation.
How other platforms are handling AI music
The direct-publishing feature puts SoundCloud’s approach alongside a range of different responses from music platforms. TechCrunch reports that Deezer is introducing an option to filter out AI music, while Bandcamp has banned AI-generated tracks. Spotify and YouTube have taken more cautious approaches to labeling, the outlet says.
TechCrunch also notes that ElevenLabs has a separate Spotify partnership for audiobook narration: authors can use its audio models to create narrations and publish them on that service. That arrangement does not extend the new ElevenMusic-to-SoundCloud publishing feature to Spotify.
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