Download purchased beats on Airtune: your 2026 guide
How to download purchased beats on Airtune: where your orders, licences and files live, which files each licence includes, and why to back them up.
To download purchased beats on Airtune, sign in and open your account. Your orders, licences and downloads are all there. Files arrive the moment you pay, up to the level of the licence you bought: MP3, then WAV, then stems, then project files. Download your files and licence PDF straight away and keep a backup.
On this page
To download purchased beats on Airtune, sign in and open your account. Every purchase, licence and file you bought is kept there in one place: your orders, your licences and your downloads. Files arrive the moment you pay, and you get exactly the files your licence includes. This page shows where to find them, what each licence gives you, and how to keep them safe.
In short
- Your account holds everything you bought: orders, licences and downloads.
- You get files up to your licence level: MP3, then WAV, then stems, then project files.
- Download and back up straight away; your licence record is kept permanently.
How do you download purchased beats on Airtune?
You download purchased beats on Airtune from your account. Sign in with the account you used at checkout, then open your downloads. Each beat you bought is listed with the files your licence includes. Tap a file to download it and save it to your phone or computer.
Files are ready the moment you pay, so you do not need to wait for the producer. The download links Airtune creates are short-lived for security. If a link has expired, go back to your account and start the download again from there.
Your licence sits next to your files. Under Licences you can view the signed contract for each purchase and download its PDF. Your order history shows what you paid and when. Keep all three together, because the files let you make the song and the licence proves you are allowed to release it.
- Sign in with the same account you used to pay.
- Open your account and go to your downloads.
- Download each file your licence includes.
- Open Licences and save the signed licence PDF.
- Back up the files and the PDF to a second place, such as cloud storage.
Which files do you get with each beat licence?
The files you get with an Airtune beat licence depend on the licence level you bought. Airtune delivers files only up to that level. A higher licence includes everything below it, so an Easy Stems buyer also gets the MP3 and WAV.
An Easy MP3 licence gives you an untagged MP3. Easy WAV adds the WAV file, which is the better choice for a release. Easy Stems adds the separate track stems, so an engineer can mix each sound. An Exclusive adds the project file and takes the beat off sale. A free download, when a producer offers one, gives you the preview MP3.
This is why the licence you pick matters before checkout. If you buy an Easy WAV, you will not see stems in your downloads, because stems are not part of that licence. Our guide to MP3 lease vs WAV lease explains which one suits a release.
| Licence | Files in your downloads | Minimum price on Airtune |
|---|---|---|
| Free download (if offered) | Preview MP3 | |
| Easy MP3 | Untagged MP3 | |
| Easy WAV | MP3 and WAV | |
| Easy Stems | MP3, WAV and stems | |
| Exclusive | MP3, WAV, stems and project file |
Worked example. Say you are a rapper in Pune and buy an Easy WAV licence at ₹999. Your downloads show the untagged MP3 and the WAV, but no stems. If your engineer needs stems, the licence for that is Easy Stems, which starts at ₹1,999 on Airtune. So check what your mix needs before you pay.
Where do you find your beat licence PDF after buying?
You find your beat licence PDF in your Airtune account under Licences. Every paid beat sale comes with a licence contract made from the producer’s terms and signed in your legal name at checkout. You can view the contract as soon as you pay.
The PDF is made just after payment, so its download button turns on once it is ready. Contracts can also be sent to you by email as attachments. Each licence has a certificate number and a QR code. Anyone can scan the QR, or use the verify page, to check that the licence is genuine and still valid.
Keep the PDF with your song files. Distributors, labels and video platforms may ask for proof that you are allowed to use the beat, and this PDF is that proof. The terms are locked at checkout, so later changes by the producer never change your licence. Our guide to verifying a beat licence shows how the QR check works.
Why did my beat download link stop working?
A beat download link on Airtune can stop working for a few reasons. The most common is time: download links are short-lived on purpose, so an old link from earlier will expire. Start the download again from your account instead of reusing an old link.
Downloads are also rate-limited. If you download the same files many times in a short period, more attempts can be blocked for a while. Wait, then try again from your account.
Downloads are blocked after a refund, a dispute or a cancellation. When a beat is refunded, the licence is withdrawn and the files must be deleted, so the download goes away too. If none of these apply and a file is broken or wrong, contact Airtune support. Under the Refund Policy, report a genuine problem within 14 days of delivery. If the producer does not deliver working files within 14 days, you get a full refund.
- Link expired: start the download again from your account.
- Too many downloads: wait a while, then try again.
- Refund, dispute or cancellation: downloads stop with the licence.
- Broken or wrong file: contact support for redelivery.
Watch out: buying the wrong licence tier does not count as a defective delivery. Check which files your licence includes before you pay.
How long does Airtune keep your purchased beats?
Airtune keeps your licence record permanently, but it does not promise to store your files forever. The Delivery & Download Policy asks buyers to download and back up their files as soon as they get them. So treat your account as the place to collect your files, and your own storage as the place to keep them.
Your licence record is different. It stays on Airtune even if the producer unlists the beat or leaves the platform. That means you can always show what you bought and on what terms, and the QR code on your PDF keeps working.
A simple habit keeps you safe. After every purchase, save the files and the licence PDF into one folder named after the song. Copy that folder to cloud storage or a second drive. If you ever lose your laptop or phone, your proof and your beats are still safe. For more on what to check at checkout, read our guide to buying beats online in India.
Loops and sound kits in your account
Loops work a little differently. A free or 1-Aircoin loop has no cart or checkout: one tap downloads the WAV and issues the Loop & Sample License. Some loops are paid, at a price the producer sets. Either way, you can find the record in your account. Sound kits and beat packs are ZIP files with their own page and licence. Kits, packs and loops are final sales, unless the files are faulty or do not match the listing. Read the full Delivery & Download Policy for the details.
Next steps
- Check what your licence allows in our guide to the beat licence agreement.
- Learn how anyone can check your licence in verify a beat licence.
- Find your next beat on Airtune Explore.