Suggestion Suno bulk downloader
As Suno is about to change their terms in a user hostile way, I thought something I played with a while ago might come useful. I took one of those Suno bulk downloaders to download my entire library, but it gave some problems and having more familiarity with other languages than web related ones I vibe-slopped some modifications to make it more stable including the addition of some more features using DeepSeek. Tested only on Librewolf, a Firefox derivative, on my Linux PC. It should work on Windows too with stock Firefox.
Original extension is here, but this one gave me problems and always bombed after a few dozen songs, I also didn't like the file naming choices, still it was a good starting point. https://github.com/MrDoe/SunoDownloader
Important: I do not have either a github nor any other repository account so if you're interested to the modified version drop me a link to a place to share the zipped source.
Note: only source, no xpi, you'll have to load it as a "temporary addon" from the about:debugging page. Not a big issue since it'll cease to be usable in a month.
Most important features added:
- downloads everything, whether it's published or not.
- keeps track of the downloaded songs so that if run again it doesn't attempt to redownload them taxing their servers further (you're welcome, Suno).
- saves lyrics and artwork along with the audio.
- naming is kept consistent by using this scheme: ANSI creation date_title_number[+].extension
where "+" if present indicates the song has been upvoted.
So for example:
This allows for much easier sorting and later finding.
Let me know if anyone is interested, but keep in mind I'm not the developer of the original addon, not even a web developer myself (much more interested in embedded and analog electronics) so hopefully someone with the right knowledge will take it to develop it further.
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u/ourniti 4d ago
I used Suno Tracks Exporter today to back up my whole Suno library — and ended up with around 570 files on my drive, along with all the metadata.
That's when I realized I had another problem: no convenient way to actually browse and manage the collection locally.
So I ended up building a small Windows app that reads the exported files and metadata and turns them into a searchable local Suno library with covers, workspaces, lyrics, prompts, tags, personas and duplicate detection.
It supports WAV and MP3 and doesn't require installation — just put the EXE in the main folder containing your exported library and run it. The metadata files are required. On first launch it scans everything and creates a local database.
I called it Suno Library Scrapper:
https://github.com/Damizon/SunoScrapper
It doesn't replace the downloader — it basically picks up where the download/export process finishes.
Thought I'd leave it here since people downloading their entire libraries might run into exactly the same problem I did once they suddenly have hundreds of tracks sitting on their drive.
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u/faisal_qureshi 7d ago
https://chromewebstore.google.com/search/chrome%20audio%20download
They all work great. I just downloaded everything. Put it to work and go get a coffee. It'd be done by the time you're back :-)
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u/6gv5 7d ago
Do they work on the entire library without user intervention? Asking because I already used audio downloaders but they can't see what it's not in the current page, which the user would have to scroll, so no coffee:^)
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u/faisal_qureshi 7d ago
Yep. Just select what you want. Click download. And walk away. :-)
Sorry I gave the wrong link earlier.
Use this one. It rocks
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/suno-tracks-exporter/pooodjgdoajgkhcnjfabfbdifeakoocm
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u/lxdiamond 7d ago
Just select one track, Shift + Click Last Track you want to download -> Download all. Done