No, AudioJungle does not accept AI-generated music. Envato's official policy explicitly prohibits authors from submitting AI-generated content as the main component of any item across both Envato Market (including AudioJungle) and Envato Elements. This policy has been in place since 2023 and remains enforced as of 2026.

What Is AudioJungle's Official AI Policy?

According to Envato's AI-generated content policy, authors cannot sell AI-generated content as the main component of their items. For music creators, this means:

AI-generated tracks are not allowed. You cannot upload music created primarily with AI generators like Suno, Udio, Stable Audio, or similar tools to AudioJungle.

AI can only be used for previews. If you use AI-generated elements for demonstration purposes, that content must not be included in the actual download file customers receive.

The policy applies across all Envato marketplaces. This includes AudioJungle, Envato Elements, and all other Envato properties.

Why AudioJungle Bans AI Music

Envato cites legal uncertainty as the primary reason for this policy. According to their help center:

"The new field of AI-generated content poses some questions around legal rights and risks. This policy is aimed at achieving the fairest and safest result for both the author community and customers."

The core issue is intellectual property rights. Under Envato's Author Terms, sellers must guarantee that buyer's use of purchased content won't infringe on others' rights. Since AI music models may be trained on copyrighted works, Envato cannot make this guarantee for AI-generated content.

Warning AudioJungle uses review processes that can detect AI-generated submissions. Attempting to pass off AI music as human-created risks account termination and loss of all earnings.

What Are AudioJungle's Existing Content Requirements?

Even before the AI policy, AudioJungle had strict quality standards that effectively excluded low-effort content:

Requirement	Details
Original compositions only	No basic loop-based tracks
Professional production quality	Must meet broadcast standards
Unique creative contribution	Can't rely solely on samples or presets
Full commercial rights	Must own 100% of all elements

These requirements mean AudioJungle specifically values human creative input, something AI-generated music cannot currently demonstrate in a verifiable way.

What Is the AI Training Controversy at AudioJungle?

While AudioJungle bans AI submissions, Envato has been controversial for using existing author music to train their own AI tools. In 2023, Envato updated their terms to allow AI training on author-uploaded content, with automatic opt-in and no opt-out option initially available.

Authors who disagreed had until June 1, 2023 to remove their catalogs, a decision many found unfair given the short notice period and lack of revenue sharing from AI-derived works.

Envato has since launched MusicGen, an AI music generation tool for Elements subscribers, trained at least partially on author submissions.

What Are the Alternatives for Selling AI Music?

If you create AI-generated music, AudioJungle is not a viable marketplace. Consider these alternatives:

Stock music platforms:

Most major stock platforms (Pond5, Artlist, Epidemic Sound) ban AI content
Some newer platforms are experimenting with AI categories, but options remain limited

Direct distribution to streaming:

DistroKid (accepts AI music with disclosure)
RouteNote (accepts AI music)
Amuse (allows AI content)

Direct licensing:

Your own website with clear AI disclosure
Platforms specifically built for AI content

Note The stock music market for AI content is changing quickly. Platforms that reject AI today may change policies as the technology matures and legal frameworks develop.

Will AudioJungle Change Its Policy?

Envato has indicated they're monitoring the AI content space. In March 2024, they began testing customer demand for AI-generated Stock Video using a small batch of Envato-created content. However, restrictions on author submissions of AI content remain firmly in place.

Any policy change would likely require:

Clearer legal frameworks around AI copyright
Industry-standard AI content disclosure systems
Customer demand signals that justify the risk

For now, AI music creators should focus on platforms with explicit AI-friendly policies rather than hoping AudioJungle will change its stance.

What Is the Answer?

AudioJungle's position is unambiguous: AI-generated music is not accepted. This policy protects the platform from legal uncertainty while maintaining the human-crafted quality standards their customer base expects. If you create AI music, your options are streaming distribution through AI-friendly distributors or finding the emerging platforms that specifically cater to AI content creators.