Musik bebas royalti untuk Facebook

Yes, you can monetize Facebook videos with royalty-free music, but the type of monetization depends on your license. To earn from platform tools like In-Stream Ads on your own channels, a Creator plan is sufficient. However, to use music in content for a client or in a digital ad (commercial use), you need a Pro or Business plan. An Epidemic Sound subscription provides the necessary legal rights for your specific use case, ensuring Meta’s Rights Manager doesn't redirect your ad revenue.

The consequences of using unlicensed copyrighted music include immediate video muting, content takedowns, and potential permanent account suspension under Meta's "repeat infringer" policy. Beyond platform penalties, unauthorized use exposes creators to legal statutory damages ranging from $750 to $150,000 per violation under U.S. copyright law.

Facebook’s music policy mandates that creators and businesses must have the appropriate rights for any music they use, especially in branded content or ads. While Meta provides a Sound Collection for use on their platforms, any content created for commercial purposes, like digital advertising or client work, requires a robust commercial license. An Epidemic Sound subscription ensures your content is legally compliant wherever you post.

The Facebook Sound Collection is free for content created and hosted exclusively on Meta platforms, but it does not grant you the rights to use that same audio on YouTube, TikTok, or other external sites. To protect your brand across the entire internet, an Epidemic Sound subscription provides a single license that covers all major platforms, ensuring the content you publish on your connected channels stays cleared.

Any video published to Facebook while your subscription was active remains cleared and protected forever. However, you cannot use previously downloaded tracks in new videos once your subscription ends, as the license only covers content published during the active term.