Viberary FAQ

Creator Usage FAQ

Can I use Viberary music in monetized YouTube videos?

Viberary tracks are provided for creator projects, including YouTube videos and monetized content, subject to the Viberary license terms shown on the site. Always review the license terms on the download page before publishing.

Is Viberary music free for commercial use?

Viberary offers free music for personal and commercial projects under its posted license terms. Commercial uses can include videos, podcasts, ads, presentations, livestreams, and social content when they follow those terms.

Is Viberary music royalty-free?

Viberary music is intended to be used without paying per-use royalties, subject to the license terms provided on Viberary. Review each download page and the license terms before using a track.

Is Viberary music copyright-free?

No. Copyright-free and royalty-free are not the same thing. Viberary provides copyright-safe music for approved uses under its license terms, but the music may still be protected by copyright.

Can I use Viberary music in podcasts?

Yes, Viberary music can be used in podcast projects when the use follows the posted license terms. Browse podcast-friendly categories such as Lofi, Chillout, Jazz / Bossa Nova, Spoken Word, and Corporate.

Can I use Viberary music in livestreams?

Viberary includes livestream-friendly music for background use in live creator content. Review the license terms, then browse Livestream, Lofi, Chillout, Cool, and Corporate categories.

Do I need to give attribution?

Follow the attribution instructions shown in Viberary license terms and on the download page for the track or sound effect you use.