Free To Use is a copyright free music platform built for content creators who want music that sounds professional and stays genuinely safe to use. It was founded in 2016 by a team of creators who were tired of the hidden traps in "free" music – copyright claims appearing out of nowhere, tracks disappearing from libraries, and licences written in impenetrable legalese.

The platform is built on one core idea: Free To Use owns every track in its library outright. When an artist partners with us, they transfer the exclusive worldwide rights to the recording and composition. That ownership is what makes everything else possible – the music can stay free forever, and if a creator's video ever gets a false copyright claim, we can step in and resolve it directly instead of leaving them to fight it alone.

Every track is made by a real human artist, never AI. Human-made music sounds better, and because it can actually be copyrighted, it can be properly protected. Each submission is reviewed and categorised by the same curator, so the quality bar never drops and the tagging stays consistent – when you search for a mood, you find it fast.

Using it is effortless: no account, no sign-up, no download limits, and no email wall. Browse by mood and genre, preview, save favourites, and download instantly, then publish on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Twitch or your podcast. Licensing is deliberately simple – free with a short attribution, or remove it with an affordable Personal or Commercial subscription, plus single-track Pro and Broadcast licences for larger productions. Anything you publish while subscribed stays cleared permanently, with no restrictions by channel, platform, or country.