FL Cloud MASTERING

FL Cloud is an add-on subscription for FL Studio. It gives you access to over two million royalty-free sounds, 90+ third-party plugins, FLEX Packs, AI-powered mastering, music distribution, and cloud storage. FL Cloud is built into FL Studio as an integrated service.

What's included depends on your plan. Free gives you a starter sample library, 10 plugins, and 500 MB of cloud storage. Plus and Pro are paid plans, giving you access to the full sample library, more plugins, AI-powered mastering, and more cloud storage for project backups. You can see what's included in each plan here.

• You lose access to FL Cloud paid products, features, and services.
• Samples you downloaded or used in projects stay available for use.
• Plugins can't be used, but can be reactivated for 24 hours, up to 5 times, if you need them again.
• FLEX Packs will still play audio in projects, but the interface will be locked.
• On FL Cloud Pro, DistroKid access continues until the end of your billing period.
• FL Cloud Storage drops to 500 MB (Free tier). Existing project backups remain accessible, but new backups require freeing up space or upgrading. We keep your stored files for 12 months. After that, they're deleted unless you re-subscribe.

A sample library is a collection of sounds you can use in your music, such as drums, instruments, loops, and effects.

Yes. You can use the samples in your music without paying extra fees or royalties.

You can find the FL Cloud sample library in the “Sounds” tab of the FL Studio browser.

FL Studio is a complete DAW (Digital Audio Workstation). It's a music production software where you build beats, record, arrange, and mix your songs. FL Cloud is an optional subscription service that adds extra sounds, plugins, presets, mastering and distribution tools inside FL Studio.

No. FL Studio works on its own. FL Cloud is optional and only adds extra content and tools.

Yes. You can use FL Cloud on any computer where you log into FL Studio. FL Cloud plugins can be installed on up to three computers. If you install on a fourth, the oldest installation will be deactivated.

We’re always adding new sample packs to FL Cloud, with new packs added daily.

Yes, we regularly add new plugins to FL Cloud at no extra cost. As a subscriber, you get access as soon as they're available. We'll notify you by email when new plugins are added.

If you don’t cancel before the free trial ends, your paid FL Cloud plan will start automatically and your card will be charged. You’ll receive an email reminder before the trial ends.

If a plugin is no longer supported, we’ll keep the last available version for you for as long as the developer allows it.

Some plugins require an email opt-in for access from their developers. You can unsubscribe from their emails at any time directly via the partner’s website.

Some plugins require their own installer and activation process through the developer’s own system. You’ll be given a serial number inside FL Cloud to use with their installer.

FL Cloud’s system requirements are the same as for FL Studio, so if your computer runs FL Studio, it’ll run FL Cloud.

You need an internet connection to browse, preview, and download sounds. After you add sounds to your projects, you can use them offline. You also need an internet connection to install FL Cloud plugins.

Yes. You can see the full list of plugins included in your FL Cloud plan here.