Uploading audio
The audio formats, sample rates and lengths accepted, the declarations required, and what happens after upload (watermarked preview, waveform, review).
From the Upload Content page you upload audio files (music or sound effects). The platform checks the file and prepares a short preview with an audible watermark and a waveform; you then fill in its details, declare it is original and approve it. Nothing is sent before you approve it.
Accepted formats and limits
| Limit | Accepted |
|---|---|
| Format | WAV, AIFF and FLAC only (lossless). MP3, AAC and OGG are not accepted as originals. |
| Sample rate | 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz only. |
| Bit depth | 16, 24 or 32 bit. |
| Channels | Mono or stereo (up to two channels). |
| Length | From 1 second up to 10 minutes per file. Music from 30 seconds to 10 minutes, a sound effect from 1 second to 5 minutes (checked at approval, by the type you choose). |
| Size | Up to 1 GB per file. |
The system checks what is really inside the file, not just its extension. An MP3 renamed to WAV is refused because its content is not a real WAV. A file that cannot be read, or that is completely silent, is refused too.
How to upload
Open the upload page
From the menu click Upload. When audio is enabled a line listing the accepted formats appears, with a Review audio button.
Add your audio files
Drag WAV, AIFF or FLAC files into the upload area, or click it to choose from your device. Large files are uploaded in parts like the other types, so keep the page open until the upload finishes.
Wait for preparation
The system reads the file specifications and prepares the preview and waveform. If the preview is not ready yet you see: The preview is not ready yet.
Open the review
Click Review audio to reach the audio review page, with one card per track.
Reviewing a track
On each track card you listen to the Preview audio with its waveform. The preview is short and carries an audible watermark; buyers receive your original file after purchase. Under it a Technical details line shows the format, bit depth, rate, channels and length, and a warning may appear if the loudest peaks reach the maximum level (clipping), so you can check the recording before approving.
The system does not describe audio automatically for now, so write the details yourself:
| Section | What to fill in |
|---|---|
| Title and description | The title in Arabic and English, the description in Arabic and English, the keywords and the category. |
| Type | Choose Music or Sound effect. This choice is required. |
| Music details | For music: BPM (required for music) and Composer (required for music), then optionally genre, mood, instruments, publisher, performing rights society and IPI number. |
| Has vocals | Answer Yes or No. |
| Loops seamlessly | Answer Yes or No. |
Required declarations
The Rights and originality section has declarations you must answer before approving. An empty answer is not treated as "no", and the approve button waits until you have answered them all:
| Declaration | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Was this track generated with AI? | Answer Yes or No honestly. |
| Is this track registered with YouTube Content ID? | Answer Yes or No. Tracks registered with Content ID are not accepted for now, so upload a track that is not registered. |
| I confirm this is my original work: no unlicensed samples, no cover versions, no sound-alikes | A confirmation box stating it is your original work. |
Approve and send
When the details are complete click Approve and send. The card status moves from Ready for review to Sending and then Sent. If the platform refuses the file the status is Refused with the reason; fix it and approve again. You can also Delete audio before approving; deletion cannot be undone.
The only licence available for audio is the standard licence for now.
I do not see audio on the upload page.
Audio has not been enabled for your store, or its plan does not include it. Ask the store owner.
Can I upload an MP3?
No. Only WAV, AIFF and FLAC are accepted. Export your work from your software in one of these formats.
My file was refused because of the sample rate.
Export it again at 44.1 or 48 kHz and upload it.