How to Download Suno Videos (2026 Guide)

Q: Do all Suno songs have an MP4 video?

No. About half of Suno songs only have audio (MP3) generated and no video. The Song Downloader and Video Downloader automatically detect whether an MP4 exists for a given song and only show the Video button when one does.

Q: Why doesn't my Suno song have a video?

Suno decides whether to generate the visualizer video based on the song type, length and the model version used. Audio-only generations return just MP3 + cover JPEG. There is no user toggle to force a video on the free tier.

Q: Can I convert Suno MP3 to MP4 myself?

You can pair the MP3 with the cover JPEG in any video editor (CapCut, iMovie, DaVinci Resolve) to make an MP4 yourself. The SunoDownloader Cinema Mode plays the audio with cover for preview, but for a downloadable MP4 with the original Suno visualizer you need a song that already generated one.

A Suno video is an MP4 file that is generated by user with Suno AI.

This guide shows you exactly how to grab that MP4 from any public Suno song that has one, using the free Suno Video Downloader.

What Suno video actually is

A Suno video is an MP4 file that is generated by user with Suno AI.

Why not every song has a video

Only some Suno songs have an MP4. The decision is made by user, when they click the "Create Video" button.

How to download the MP4

Step 1 — Copy the song URL

Open the song on suno.com, copy the URL from the address bar. Looks like:

https://suno.com/song/550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000

Step 2 — Open the Video Downloader

Go to Suno Video Downloader. It's the dedicated page for video — same engine as the Song Downloader, but it highlights the MP4 and the cinema mode preview.

Step 3 — Paste the URL and click "Check for video"

The button says Check for video — it'll fetch the song metadata and probe the MP4 (which takes about 1 second). You'll get one of two outcomes:

Video ready — click Play to watch. An embedded player appears with a Download MP4 button below.
No video for this song. The song only has audio. Head back to the Song Downloader to grab the MP3 instead.

Suno Video Downloader Page with MP4 Preview and Download Button — If the MP4 exists, the page shows a video preview and the download button right below.

Step 4 — Click "Download MP4"

The MP4 saves straight to your Downloads folder. The file name is auto-generated from the song title, like:

my_song_title [sunodownloader.pro].mp4

You can also use Cinema Mode (the button in the video player) to preview the video full-screen before downloading.

Try the Video Downloader

Paste a Suno link. It auto-detects MP4 availability in seconds.

Open Video Downloader

Cinema Mode — full-screen preview

The Video Downloader has a Cinema Mode built in. Click the Cinema button in the video player and the whole browser window turns into a blacked-out media room — just the video, the controls, and an exit button. Ideal if you want to preview the visualizer without the page chrome before saving.

Press Esc to exit Cinema Mode
Idle 3 seconds → the controls fade away
Move the mouse → controls come back
Works on the entire video, not just the cover preview

Cinema Mode is just a viewing aid — the download button below still works the normal way. Nothing gets uploaded, the file comes straight from Suno's CDN.

Wrap-up

If Suno generated the video, the downloader gets you the original MP4 in seconds. If not, the MP3 + JPEG combo in any video editor does the job. Either way — no install, no login, no proxy.

Check if your song has video

Paste the link, click one button. You'll know in a second.

Open Video Downloader

Frequently asked questions

Do all Suno songs have an MP4 video?

No. Only some Suno generations produce an MP4 — user decides when they click the "Create Video" button.

Why doesn't my Suno song have a video?

User did not click the "Create Video" button when they generated the song.

Can I convert Suno MP3 to MP4 myself?

Yes. Drop the MP3 and cover JPEG into any video editor (CapCut, iMovie, DaVinci, ffmpeg) to make a simple MP4. The ffmpeg one-liner is in the guide above.