SunoMaker

Chrome extension for Suno

Plan the record before you make it.

SunoMaker keeps an artist's sound, an album's direction, and each track's Suno-ready details together in one desktop workspace.

Get startedHow it works
Suno's Create page with the SunoMaker extension's Fill the form picker open, listing the tracks of Late Checkout.
Chrome extension in Suno
  1. Fill from SunoMaker, the button the extension adds to Suno.
  2. The library picker lists tracks by artist and album, with a filter at the top.
  3. Replace what is already in Suno's form, or add to the end of it.
  4. Choosing a track fills Suno's fields. Under each track, the picker lists the fields it will fill.

Docs

One path, kept in order

Read the docs
  1. 01Artist
  2. 02Album
  3. 03Track
  4. 04Extension
  5. 05Takes
  6. 06Definitive take
  7. 07Release

The handoff

Move a planned track into Suno.

Choose a track in the Chrome extension's library picker. SunoMaker places that track's title, lyrics, and style prompt into the matching fields in Suno.

The extension is the bridge between the decisions made in the desktop app and the version you can listen to, assess, and keep.

See the extension walkthrough

The record

Keep the decisions with the music.

01 / Artist

Set the lasting sound.

An artist holds a name, a base technical style, and the reference tracks that shaped it.

02 / Album

Give this record its own direction.

An album captures what changes for this release: its direction, artwork, and later its release links.

03 / Track

Prepare the details Suno needs.

Every track keeps its title, prompt, lyrics, target length, and the takes that return from Suno.

After Suno

Choose the take that becomes the track.

Bring finished audio back to the local library, compare the returned takes, and mark the one that represents the song. The record stays connected to its artwork and release links.

When the record is out, its Apple Music, Spotify and YouTube Music links go on the album.