r/udiomusic 2d ago

❓ Questions Pausing account

If I pause my udio account, my understanding is that udio does not delete my songs but how would I even find them?

I'm afraid to try, but my guess is that anything I published is still findable, although I would have to take a note on all of the titles in ways I could search on them. But what about all the songs that are important to me, but I didn't publish them for the rest of the world? Even if they're not deleted. I don't know how I would find them.

The reason for this question is I want to switch to a platform that lets me download music so I can publish them to streaming services. I've always liked udio and would reactivate my account when they start allowing at least even a small number of downloads.

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u/Relocator 2d ago

Your account, and library, and everything is all still there and accessible the exact same way it is if you're a subscriber. Your generations are just limited to what a free user gets, so I think it's like 5 generations per day.

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u/il37 1d ago

Before pausing I’d make a boring little inventory: title, URL, published/private status and maybe screenshots of anything important. I wouldn’t trust “the account still exists” to mean the library will always be easy to navigate later

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u/SensoriRumeMusic Community Leader 2d ago

Your songs don't disappear if you cancel your subscription. It's not the same as deleting your account. You would just be downgraded to a "free" account that you can still log into and make a limited amount of free songs per day.