Free Music Library

Tool is Under Maintenance

Free Music Library is currently under maintenance while we make improvements. It will be back shortly.

About the Free Music Library

The Free Music Library is not open yet. There are no tracks on this page: nothing plays, nothing downloads, and no license or attribution terms apply, because there is nothing to license. The address is published so it stays stable while the library is built. When it opens, it is meant to hold a catalog of background tracks for video, podcast and stream work, filterable by mood, genre, BPM and instrument, with every track published alongside its source and its license terms. Until a track has a real audio file and a recorded license behind it, it is not offered here.

The Free Music Library is not open yet. This page holds no tracks: there is no audio file behind it, nothing plays, and nothing downloads. It is published so the address stays stable while the library is built, and it shows a maintenance notice in place of a player.

The plan is a catalog of background tracks for video, podcast and stream work, filterable by mood, genre, BPM and instrument, where every track is published together with its source and the license terms that apply to it. That last part is why the page is empty rather than populated: a music library is only useful if the rights behind each track are recorded and checkable, and until that record exists for a track, the track is not offered here.

The FindUtils media tools that do work are separate from this page. If you already have audio, the Audio Trimmer cuts it to length and the Audio Format Converter changes its format. For the text side of a post, the YouTube Description Generator, the Hashtag Generator, the Caption Generator and the Social Media Calendar Generator are live.

How it compares

Paid catalogs such as Epidemic Sound, Artlist and Musicbed license music by subscription. Free-to-use catalogs such as the YouTube Audio Library, the Free Music Archive, Pixabay Music and Incompetech publish tracks under stated terms. Whichever you use, the terms attached to the individual track are the thing to read: what counts as attribution, whether commercial or monetized use is included, and how a platform's content-matching system treats the track all vary by track and by publisher.

FindUtils does not compete with any of them today, because the Free Music Library holds no tracks. This page makes no claim about what another catalog allows, and it makes no claim of its own until there is a track with a license record behind it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I download music from this page today?

No. The Free Music Library is not open yet and this page holds no tracks. Nothing plays, nothing downloads, and there is no catalog behind the page. The address is published so that links to it stay stable while the library is built, not because files are waiting here.

What will the Free Music Library offer when it opens?

A browsable catalog of background tracks for video, podcast and stream work, filterable by mood, genre, BPM and instrument. Each track will be published with its own source and license terms on the page, so you can read what you are allowed to do with it before you download anything.

Do any license or attribution terms apply right now?

No. No license, attribution or usage terms apply today, because no track is offered. Any terms this page carried before were written for a catalog that does not exist. When the library opens, each track will carry its own terms and this page will state them.

Why is the page still online if the library is empty?

So that existing links to it do not break while the library is built. The page shows a maintenance notice in place of a player, and it is marked as not indexable, so it should not turn up as a search result promising music. It returns to normal only when there are tracks with license records behind them.

Where can I find royalty-free music in the meantime?

Not from FindUtils. Established catalogs such as the YouTube Audio Library, the Free Music Archive, Pixabay Music and Incompetech publish tracks with stated terms, and those terms are the thing to read before you use anything. FindUtils makes no claim about what any of them allows.