Use Suno music in CapCut to score a vlog, cut a chorus into a short video, or turn a full song into a lyric video. Download the track as an MP3, add it to your project, then follow the editing approach that fits what you’re making.
Download Your Suno Song
Download your Suno song as an MP3, or use a WAV file you already have.
Unzip any downloaded archive before importing the audio. On mobile, save your Suno song on iPhone or Android before opening CapCut’s audio picker.
For ads, client projects, or monetized videos, check Suno’s commercial-use guidance for the song you plan to use.
Import Suno Music into CapCut
On Windows or Mac
- Start a new project in CapCut and click Import.
- Select your video clips or cover image, along with the downloaded Suno audio file.
- Drag the video or image onto the main timeline, then drag the song onto an audio track below it.
For an existing edit, open the project and import the song into it.
On iPhone or Android
- Tap New project, select your video or cover image, and tap Add.
- Tap Add audio → Sounds.
- Tap the folder icon, choose Device, then tap Select from device.
- Choose your downloaded Suno file and add it to the timeline.
Menu labels vary by app version; look for the device or local-file option in the audio picker.
Turn a Suno Chorus into a Short Video
For a TikTok, Reel, or YouTube Short, choose a chorus or lyric that stands on its own. Trim the song to that section and arrange your visuals around it, with a clear beginning and ending.
Use Suno Music as Background Audio
For a vlog, tutorial, or product demo, trim the Suno track to fit the scene. Keep the music lower during dialogue or voiceover, and add fades where it starts or ends.
Make a Suno Lyric Video in CapCut
A cover image or simple background is enough for a lyric video. Pair it with the song and add the lyrics in short, readable lines, adjusting each line’s timing to match the vocals.
Export Your CapCut Video
Click or tap Export. On desktop, choose MP4, set the save location, resolution, and frame rate, then export the video. On mobile, review the video settings and export it to your device.
Fix CapCut Audio Import and Playback Issues
| Problem | Solution |
|---|---|
| The MP3 doesn’t appear in the file picker | Use the audio import option rather than the video gallery. Save the file locally, then allow CapCut the requested file or audio access. |
| The audio file won’t import | Try playing it outside CapCut. If it’s incomplete or won’t play, download a fresh copy. For an unsupported format, convert the file to MP3 or WAV. |
| The song is on the timeline but has no sound | Select the audio clip and check its volume and mute status. Move the playhead over the clip, and check your device’s audio output. |
| CapCut can’t find the song after you moved it | Restore the file to its original folder, or import it again and align the replacement with the original clip. |
If the download fails, see our Suno download troubleshooting guide.
Download a Suno Track for Your CapCut Edit
Paste a supported public Suno song link into our SunoDown web tool, click Download, and choose MP3 Download from the result. Add the saved audio to your CapCut project.
