Suno announced MIDI support in Create on November 4, 2026.
What to know
- How to use it: drag a MIDI file (.mid or .midi) onto the Create page, or pick MIDI from the ”+” menu, then describe in plain language how Suno should use it.
- What Suno says it can do: play the notes exactly as written, take the top-line motif and develop it, or keep the material and play it on different instruments.
- Why MIDI: Suno says a MIDI file gives exact notes and timing, so it is a more precise starting point than audio-based modes such as Remix or Cover.
- Availability: Pro and Premier subscribers only. At launch it runs in Simple Create mode with the v6-wild model, and Suno says it plans to expand MIDI over time.
- Not stated: file size, length or credit cost limits. Check Suno before you rely on it.
Why it matters
Until now most Suno starting points were text or audio. MIDI lets a musician sketch a melody in any editor and have the AI arrange it. Try our own prompts in how to prompt Suno with a MIDI file. See also Suno Studio Chat, the Suno page and the model tracker.
Source: Suno blog. We summarise in our own words; check the source for the full details.