Title
Use a working title while experimenting, then give the selected version a clear final title. Avoid leaving several near-identical winners that cannot be distinguished later.
Suno Song Details Guide | Titles, Lyrics, Visibility & Version Control
Stage 1 · Module 4 support
Finish the record around the song, not just the audio.
Once the musical version is stable, clean the information attached to it before you export. The goal is simple: know which version is the winner, make its displayed information intentional, and make its visibility match what you actually want other people to see.
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Current transition · Suno v6
v6 does not change the need for clean version control. Record the actual model lane that produced the winner—v6, v6-wild, v6-mini, or an older model—and keep older v4.5/v5.5 records intact when they document a real result. Do not silently relabel historical generations as v6.
The four details to check
Displayed lyrics
Review what the song page shows against what is actually sung. Correct obvious transcription or formatting problems where the current Suno interface allows it, and retain your own authoritative lyric document separately.
Visibility
Suno has used Link-Only as the default visibility for new songs, but interface defaults and labels can change. Check the current setting on the actual winner before sharing. Public visibility can make a song eligible to appear on your profile and in broader discovery, so make that choice deliberately rather than assuming every finished song should be public.
Permissions and discussion
Review the song’s current visibility and permission controls before sharing. If you do not want comments or remix activity where controls are available, set those choices before promoting the link.
Create a version record before export
- Name the winner. Record the exact Suno version or link you consider final.
- Record the model lane. Note whether the winner was generated with v6, v6-wild, v6-mini or an older model. Different lanes can behave differently, so do not blend them into one evidence record.
- Save the authoritative lyrics. Keep a copy outside the platform if lyrics matter to the release.
- Record provenance. Note whether the song began from your own upload, a Suno generation, Cover, Extend, Remix, Sample, Mashup or another transformation.
- Record plan/origin where rights depend on it. Do not rely on memory later when commercial-use questions arise.
- Choose visibility intentionally. Private development, link sharing and public discovery are different decisions.
Do not confuse page cleanup with rights clearance. A polished title and public song page do not prove that the work is commercially releasable. Rights, source material and transformation history still need a separate check.
Keep the source trail when v6 transforms the song
If the final version came through a broader v6 transformation, the version record should point backward, not just forward. Keep the parent generation or upload, the prompt or instruction used for the transformation, the model lane, and every source that fed a Sample or Mashup workflow. A clean final title is useful; a traceable source chain is stronger.
Next step: preserve the correct file
When these details are clean, move to the Suno Export & Release guide. If the song contains uploaded audio, remixed material, collaborators, samples, mashups or any unclear origin, also use the AI Music Rights & Ownership guide before distribution.
Transition rule: preserve real historical v4.5/v5.5 records, add verified v6 evidence beside them, and only retire older guidance when it is demonstrably superseded, duplicated or harmful.
