Question 1

Where does the music come from?

Accepted Answer

Free Music Archive (FMA) — a long-running curated library of CC-licensed and public-domain tracks.

Question 2

What licenses do tracks have?

Accepted Answer

Mix of Creative Commons variants (CC0, CC-BY, CC-BY-SA) and public-domain. Each result shows the license; we let you filter to "no attribution required" only.

Question 3

Can I filter by mood?

Accepted Answer

Yes — uplifting, mellow, dramatic, energetic, cinematic, lofi, and more. Plus genre, BPM range, and approximate length.

Question 4

Will the music get my video copyright-flagged?

Accepted Answer

Properly-licensed FMA tracks should not trigger Content ID. We surface the license clearly so you can confirm before use.

Question 5

Can I preview before downloading?

Accepted Answer

Yes — every track has an inline player with waveform scrubbing.

Question 6

Where do I download?

Accepted Answer

Direct from FMA via the result link, or via our pass-through download (signed-in users get download history).

Question 7

Are there usage limits?

Accepted Answer

FMA itself has none. Our aggregator rate-limits to 60 searches per IP per minute.

Question 8

Can I save favorites?

Accepted Answer

Yes — anonymous favorites in local storage, signed-in cross-device.

Free Music Browser