Although there are many music stock websites on the internet now, both free and paid, the free ones sometimes have licensing that’s confusing, and with paid ones, even after spending money, you can still get copyright claims when uploading to platforms like YouTube, making follow-up handling a hassle. At that point, AI music is the best alternative. You can generate it yourself, such as through Suno, or look through Stocktune, which this article will introduce. It offers hundreds of free AI music tracks that are fine for both personal and commercial use, with no need to provide any attribution links or notes.

Stocktune is a completely free AI music library that can be used for any purpose.
All music provided by Stocktune is generated by AI and is licensed under the Public Domain, meaning anyone can download and use it for free for any purpose, including commercial use, and can also modify the music content if needed.
You can directly download the AI music you want without registering an account, and it has very complete categorization, so you can easily find the type you need. There’s also a search function. You can listen online before downloading, and download it if you’re satisfied.
Upon entering the Stocktune website, the homepage lists the latest free AI music added, with each track labeled with its music style, instruments, BPM value, and length. I checked that the vast majority are within 2 minutes, which is a bit unfortunate:

After moving the mouse over the music cover, you will see a play preview button; click it once to preview:

When you enter the music introduction page, pressing Download will start the download. There are also music descriptions, along with various Tag labels to help you quickly understand what instruments are in the music and what style it is. If you want to include a feedback link in the work description, you can press Copy Attribution below—this is not mandatory.

Scroll down to find more similar stock music:

Compared to other music asset websites, I have to give Stocktune credit—their categorization is really thorough, covering everything from mood, genre, and style to instruments, with each category broken down even further. For example, in the mood category, you can find options like Uplifting, Reflective, Peaceful, Energetic, and Serene:

The styles include Ambient, Dark Ambient, Hard Rock, Disco Funk, and Cinematic:

You can also easily find AI music for specific instruments:

The music is in MP3 format, 192kbps:

And in the FAQ there are explanations for common questions, such as the one everyone cares about most: “Is it really free to use?” Stocktune writes, “Yes, all music can be freely downloaded, used, and modified. This music is in the public domain, so you can use it however you like!” “Can it be used in commercial projects?” Stocktune writes, “Of course! Because our music is in the public domain, you can use it in any personal or commercial project with no restrictions at all.”

Source: KOCPC Chinese