Are my songs private?
Not by default. Songs made in Simple or Custom mode appear in the public Explore feed inside the app, and anyone with a song’s link can open it in a browser. MusicTune Pro members can switch off “Show in Explore” when they create a song, which keeps it out of the feed; the link still works for anyone you send it to.
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What to know before you add personal details
- Use first names or nicknames, and leave out anything you wouldn’t want strangers to hear, unless you keep the song private with Pro.
- The share link is unlisted but not protected: whoever has it can play the song.
- No account is needed to make songs. Connecting Google or Apple only backs them up.
- You can delete your account and its songs in the app under Settings > Delete Account (guests see Delete your data); deletion is immediate. Details on the delete account page and in the Privacy Policy.
Related questions
How do I make a song private?
With MusicTune Pro, switch off “Show in Explore” when you create the song.
Can I make an old song private?
The switch is set when you create a song; check in the app whether your version lets you change it afterwards.
Who can see my name?
Songs in Explore show the song, not your personal details; you start as a guest with no profile to fill in.
Can I delete a song or my account?
Yes. Delete your account and its songs in Settings; see the delete account page.
Is it free?
Your first creation is free and gives you two versions. After that you can watch a short ad for a free creation once every 12 hours (when an ad is available), or use MusicTune Pro or a song pack. See pricing.
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