How to turn a group chat into a Suno song you can post

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How to turn a group chat into a Suno song you can post

Coverage

For anyone who wants to turn the laughs of a friends' chat into a short Suno track and put it online as a vertical clip. A small script prepares the text: it throws out timestamps, system notes, links, addresses and phone-like numbers, swaps names for a neutral word, trims to a length limit and splits the text into blocks. Another check reads a finished clip and says whether it is really 9:16 and has sound. The Suno screens themselves come from Suno's own pages and were not run by the author. Honest limit: only invented chats were used, and the script cannot see private stories you did not list.

Example

In the test, a sixteen-line chat with three speakers came out as eight clean lines in two blocks. Lines with a link, address, handle or phone number were dropped whole, and a name inside a sentence became the word someone. A clip of 1920 by 1080 was flagged as not vertical, while the same clip padded or cropped to 1080 by 1920 passed. A silent square clip was flagged twice.

Useful starting points

• Ask every person in the chat before you post their lines.
• Read the cleaned lyrics yourself; the script only knows the words you give it.
• Check the character counter in your own Suno box before you trust the default limit.