As artificial intelligence continues to evolve in the music industry, Deezer has implemented a groundbreaking AI detection and tagging system to ensure transparency for both artists and listeners. Here's what you need to know about how this affects your content on Deezer.
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\n\n Deezer's cutting-edge AI detection tool identifies artificially created music\n while respecting artistic integrity. The system provides transparency for\n listeners through sophisticated analysis of content characteristics, all\n while respecting both human and AI-enhanced creativity. Most importantly,\n these labels don't affect royalty payments or content value.\n
\n\n The AI-generated label serves purely as a transparency measure, not as a\n judgment on artistic merit or the level of human involvement in creation.\n We believe in maintaining fair representation for all artists while providing\n clarity for our users.\n
\n\n When you upload music to Deezer, our system automatically analyses the content\n and identifies AI-generated elements. This process occurs when your content\n uses AI tools, tracks are fully generated by AI systems, or content contains\n significant AI-generated elements. The system maintains revenue generation\n capabilities throughout this process.\n
\n\n Content Visibility: While AI-generated tracks may be excluded\n from algorithmic recommendations, your content remains fully available on\n the platform. We use clear labelling to inform listeners about AI content,\n with editorial placement remaining at Deezer's discretion.\n
\n\n Detection and Distribution: Our system can identify content\n from various AI music generators and adapts to new technology as it emerges.\n We've secured two patents for this innovative detection method, ensuring\n accurate and fair identification. Your normal distribution continues unaffected,\n with royalty payments remaining unchanged. Regular human-created music experiences\n no impact from this system.\n
\n\n If you disagree with how your content has been tagged, we've established\n a clear process for review. Start by contacting your distributor, who will\n escalate your concerns to Deezer. We maintain a thorough manual review process\n and keep communication channels open throughout the resolution.\n
\n\n Our tagging system benefits everyone in the music ecosystem by protecting\n authentic artist creations while providing clarity to listeners. This approach\n maintains fair competition and supports artistic integrity while preserving\n revenue streams for all creators.\n
\n\n We encourage artists to be transparent about AI usage in their music while\n understanding how content will be tagged. Maintaining open communication\n with your distributor and tracking AI-generated content percentage in your\n releases helps ensure smooth distribution.\n
\n\n No, your music will remain on the platform but will be tagged appropriately.\n
\n\n The system has been extensively tested and can accurately detect content\n from major AI generation tools.\n
\n\n Yes, you can appeal by first contacting your distributor - they're your\n primary point of contact and can escalate the issue directly to our team.\n If you don't receive a response within 5 business days, create a support\n ticket through our help centre (link at the bottom of this article \"Submit a Request') and include your previous\n distributor communication. Our team will review your case and work to\n resolve any tagging concerns promptly.\n
\n\n Normal streaming royalties continue, but AI-generated content is excluded\n from algorithmic recommendations.\n
\n\n Content that is fully created by AI music generation tools, rather than\n traditional human composition and production.\n
\n\n The system primarily focuses on fully AI-generated tracks, rather than\n music that uses AI as a production tool.\n
\n\n The AI detection happens during the upload process, so tagging is immediate.\n
\n\nNo, tagging is mandatory for transparency purposes.\n\n
\n\n Only algorithmic recommendations are affected; fans can still find your\n music through direct searches and your artist page.\n
\n\n The system focuses on fully AI-generated tracks, not production tools\n used in the traditional music-making process.\n
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Having issues with Deezer for Creators? Here's your comprehensive guide to resolving common problems.
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\n Check account permissions, select specific albums, and verify data availability timeframes.\n\n
\n\n Common reasons include incorrect format, invalid genre, or duplicate submissions.\n\n
\n\nVerify sub-label connections, UPC numbers, and provider relationships.\n
\n\nEnsure your latest release is over one month old and check content eligibility.\n
\n\nSelect specific albums and verify content is properly claimed and approved.\n
\n\nUse the official template and verify all mandatory fields and formats.\n
\n\nCheck BOCatalog for correct UPC and update your submission accordingly.\n
\n\nVerify account type and permissions for specific functionality.\n
\n\nCheck integration status and verify data synchronization.\n
\n\nVerify label relationships and content delivery status.\n
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Having trouble accessing Deezer for Creators? Here's your comprehensive troubleshooting guide to get you back on track.
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\n\nIf you receive \"Provider error: You already claimed this provider\":
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\n\nThis occurs when another user has already registered the provider. Contact your distributor's administrator for access.\n
\n\nEnsure your content is claimed and approved on the web platform first, and verify you have the correct account type.\n
\n\nDouble-check all submitted information, especially UPC numbers and rights documentation.\n
\n\n Yes, but you'll need to create a new account with the correct type after revoking the current access.\n\n
\n\nVerify your content claims are approved and properly linked to your account.\n
\n\nThis typically occurs when trying to access the mobile app without approved content claims.\n
\n\nUse the password reset function and contact support if issues persist.\n
\n\nVerify the UPC format and ensure it matches your distributor's records.\n
\n\nMaintain updated account information, secure credentials, and proper documentation.\n
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Let's get your music where it belongs!
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If you receive: \"Provider error: You already claimed this provider or this provider has already been claimed\":
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\n Verify your sub-label connections, UPC numbers, and ensure content has\n been properly delivered to the platform.\n
\n\n Submit a correction request with proper documentation proving rights\n to the content.\n
\n\n Verify the UPC format (13 digits) and ensure it matches your distributor's\n records.\n
\n\n Ensure your content is claimed and approved on the web platform first,\n and verify you have the correct account type.\n
\n\n Review and correct all mandatory fields according to Deezer's format\n requirements.\n
\n\n Verify your sub-label connections and provider relationships, then contact\n support if needed.\n
\n\n Standard verification typically takes 24-48 hours, but may vary based\n on complexity.\n
\n\n Some fields can be edited, but critical information like UPCs requires\n a new submission.\n
\n\n Common causes include incorrect metadata, rights issues, or technical\n delivery problems.\n
\n\n Provide official documentation from your distributor or label confirming\n your rights.\n
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This article explains how to report content on Deezer that has been made available without authorization by submitting a copyright infringement notice. In practice, this means a rightsholder (or an authorized agent) sends us a formal notice identifying the content, the rights they hold, and the territories concerned, and asks that the content be removed or restricted. These notices follow established legal frameworks (including DMCA principles in the United States and similar regimes worldwide) and are the mechanism we use to evaluate and act on complaints in a consistent way.
Who can submit a notice? Artists, songwriters, composers, music publishers, record labels, and their legal or administrative representatives, as well as trademark owners in cases involving brand misuse. By submitting a notice, you confirm that you are the rightsholder or an authorized agent and that your statements are accurate and made in good faith. False, misleading, or bad‑faith notices may have legal consequences.
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If you encounter any issue with the form, you can contact us directly at dmca@deezer.com and include all necessary details (your contact information, territory, claim type, Deezer links, and a brief explanation) so we can process your request.
Please note that Deezer reviews copyright and trademark reports on a case-by-case basis. Submitting a report does not guarantee removal; We do not adjudicate ownership disputes or provide legal advice. Where a provider contests a claim and asserts rights, the content may remain available while the parties resolve the dispute directly.
Rights holders and authorized agents, including artists, songwriters, composers, music publishers, record labels, and legal representatives. Trademark owners may also report brand misuse.
Access the form at https://copyright.deezer.com/. Complete all required fields and submit in English so our teams can process your notice efficiently.
You’ll be asked for: territory (Worldwide or specific countries), claim type (Copyright or Trademark), Deezer links to the content, a short explanation of the issue, your relationship to the rightsholder (Rightsholder or Authorized agent), and your contact details (name, email, and optional company/address/phone). The form captures everything needed for review.
No. Please submit your notice in English to avoid delays and ensure accurate processing.
If you encounter issues, email dmca@deezer.com with the same information requested in the form (your contact details, territory, claim type, Deezer links, and a brief explanation).
Yes, you can include multiple items of the same content type in a single report. For different content types (e.g., music vs. podcasts) or different territorial scopes, submit separate reports.
We aim to review promptly. Timelines can vary by case, but provider notifications are sent quickly after validation, and providers are given a short response window.
No. All notices are reviewed case by case. If providers do not contest or fail to respond within the response window, Deezer may proceed with takedown of non‑contested items. If a provider contests, the content typically remains online while the parties resolve the dispute directly.
You will receive email updates at key stages.
Provide official Deezer links (e.g., deezer.com URLs or valid Deezer share links) to the exact items you’re reporting. You may also add links to the original content as supporting references.
Choose Worldwide if you hold global rights, or specify the exact countries where you assert rights. Submit separate reports if territorial scopes differ significantly.
Someone formally empowered by the rightsholder (e.g., label, publisher, attorney) to act on their behalf for IP enforcement in the specified territories.
Our Music Rights and Legal teams verify your notice, identify providers, and send notifications. Providers have a short window to respond. Non‑contested items may be taken down; contested items remain while parties resolve the dispute. You’ll receive a summary when the case is closed.
No. Any removals that follow a non‑contestation are performed manually by our teams.
Reply to the acknowledgment email you receive with the additional details, or contact dmca@deezer.com referencing your original submission (email used, links, territories).
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Pitching music to Deezer is an integral part of the music delivery process. The Pitching Tool, created by Deezer for Creators, establishes a smoother process for spreading your content efficiently.
\nThis tool influences recommendation algorithms and helps distribute music to wider audiences, serving as the central tool for our editorial team.
\nGet your music in front of the right audience with Deezer's Pitching Tool. Your gateway to both algorithmic and editorial promotion opportunities.
\nNote: Pitching Tool is only available to Providers or Label Accounts
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\n\nThe Pitching Tool is a central platform that:
\nThe Pitching Tool is available to:
\nNote: Artists and managers cannot directly access the Pitching Tool
\nFor best results:
\nMandatory fields include:
\nIf you need to pitch a single track, please follow the steps below;
\nImportant:
\nThere are several rules that need to be adhered to when completing a .csv file for importing to pitching tool, and are as follows:
\nThe available priority options are:
\nIf you need to edit a pitch once it has been submitted, please follow the steps below;
\nNote: No edits are allowed 24 hours before release
\nIf you need to review the pitches you have submitted, please follow the below steps;
\nYou can:
\nIf encountering errors:
\nIf pitch shows as undelivered:
\nThe Pitching Tool is Deezer's central platform that influences recommendation algorithms, connects artists with the editorial team, optimizes music visibility, and streamlines the submission process. It's designed to help get music in front of the right audience through both algorithmic and editorial promotion opportunities.
\nThe Pitching Tool is exclusively available to Label accounts and Provider accounts. Artists and managers cannot directly access the tool and must work through their representatives.
\nFor best results, both pitches and music should be submitted 7 days before the release date. While pitches can be made up to 14 days after release, early submission ensures optimal algorithmic and editorial pickup.
\nThis timeline allows both the algorithmic systems and editorial team to properly process and consider the submission, maximizing the chances of promotion and visibility when the music releases.
\nNo, there are timing restrictions. While pitches can be edited after submission, no changes are allowed within 24 hours of the release date. Plan your submissions carefully to ensure all information is accurate.
\nMandatory fields include: Provider (digital distributor), Label, UPC, Main artist, Release date, Product title, Priority level, Configuration, Type of release, Focus track, Focus track ISRC, at least one Genre, and at least one Target editorial team.
\nYou can use the CSV import feature. Create your submission using the official template, save it as a .csv file, and upload it through the \"Import a .csv file\" option. Make sure to follow all formatting requirements and include all mandatory fields.
\nThe priority levels are: Standard Release, Low Genre Priority, Genre Priority, Priority, and High Priority. Choose based on the release's importance, marketing plans, and artist status.
\nCSV files must be comma-separated with proper enclosure and escape characters, maintain original column order and names, use 13-character UPCs (without leading zeros), and contain valid hyperlinks and dates within the 2-week window.
\nYou can check the delivery status in the Pitching Tool tab. If marked as undelivered, verify that the UPC matches BOCatalog, check release timing, and ensure proper platform delivery.
\nDownload the official template, ensure your data matches the required format, verify all mandatory fields are complete, check date formatting, and re-import. Lines with errors must be corrected and re-imported or submitted individually.
\nIt's recommended to have a maximum of three admin accounts. Sharing admin accounts between multiple users is not recommended for security reasons.
\nYou cannot modify a UPC after submission. You'll need to delete the existing pitch and create a new one with the correct UPC.
\nYes, multiple teams can pitch the same track (for example, global and local teams), but it's recommended that the team closest to the release market takes the lead.
\nAll release times should be in UTC+0 format to ensure consistency across the platform.
\nWhile there's no strict limit on how far in advance you can pitch, remember that the release date shouldn't be more than 2 weeks in the past when submitting.
\nListening links must be valid hyperlinks starting with http:// or https:// and should be functional when clicked.
\nYes, the Pitching Tool allows you to export pitch data for tracking and reporting purposes through the review section.
\nWhile you can still submit pitches closer to or even after the release date (up to 14 days), this may reduce the effectiveness of algorithmic recommendations and editorial consideration.
\nYou must select at least one genre from the predefined list, but you can add additional genres to better represent your music. For specific subgenres not listed, you can use the free-type subgenre field.
\nHere's everything you need to know about this powerful tool designed specifically for music professionals.
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\n\nDeezer For Creators helps you track the performance of all your content! You can access all the data associated with your streams using our analytical tools.
With our web version you can manage your artist page, see your analytics, and check which playlists you’re featuring in. Managers, artists, labels and distributors can all log in or claim access to a creator’s content.
Deezer for Creators focuses on providing comprehensive tools for music professionals, with unique features such as:
Analytics Insights:
Content Management:
Marketing Tools:
Each user category has access to specific features and tools designed to meet their unique needs in the music industry, ensuring effective management and growth of their presence on Deezer.
Artists:
From independent musicians to signed artists, band members, and content creators - we support creators at every stage of their musical journey with tailored tools and features.
Managers:
Artist managers, team leaders, and industry representatives can access specialized tools to guide their artists' success, coordinate strategies, and make data-driven decisions.
Labels:
Music companies of all sizes - including record labels, publishing houses, and distribution companies - can utilize our platform to manage catalogues, track performance, and grow their artist portfolios.
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Digital distributors, content aggregators, and service providers benefit from our technical infrastructure to efficiently deliver music worldwide and maintain seamless platform integration.
The platform has many benefits for different user categories, such as:
Artists:
Managers:
Labels:
To create your account and begin using Deezer for Creators:
The type of access and features available to you differ depending on whether you are accessing via mobile or desktop and are as follows:
Mobile Access and App Features
Desktop Access and Platform Support
Tip: Deezer for Creators is your gateway to professional music management and career growth. Make the most of its features to enhance your presence on Deezer and connect with your audience effectively
Deezer For Creators is a comprehensive platform that helps music professionals track content performance, manage artist pages, access analytics, and monitor playlist features through both web and mobile interfaces.
The platform is available to artists (independent and signed), managers, labels, and digital service providers, with each user category having access to specialized tools designed for their specific needs.
Users can access real-time streaming data, audience demographics, geographical reach, playlist performance metrics, and detailed listening pattern analysis.
Visit creators.deezer.com, choose your account type (artist, manager, label, or provider), complete the verification process, set up your profile, and begin exploring the features.
Artists can customize their profiles, monitor releases, manage their catalogue, create content highlights, and track playlist analytics.
Managers get access to multi-artist management tools, team collaboration features, comprehensive analytics dashboards, release planning capabilities, and marketing tools.
Labels can utilize catalogue oversight tools, artist portfolio management, performance metrics, distribution tracking, and rights management features.
Yes, Deezer For Creators offers mobile apps for both iOS and Android with features like on-the-go analytics, real-time updates, and push notifications.
The platform includes promotional features, artist highlights, release planning tools, fan engagement capabilities, and performance tracking.
Providers can use the technical infrastructure to manage music distribution, handle content aggregation, and maintain seamless integration with Deezer's platform.
Users can monitor real-time streaming data, audience engagement, geographical distribution of listeners, playlist inclusion, and overall content performance.
After choosing your account type, you'll need to complete a verification process that confirms your role and relationship to the content you're managing.
Yes, managers and labels can oversee multiple artists through a single account with specialized tools for portfolio management.
Users have access to technical assistance, user guides, regular platform updates, and dedicated support through the 'Submit a request' feature.
Deezer For Creators regularly updates its features and tools to provide users with the latest capabilities for managing and growing their music careers.
Adding your music to Deezer through a label is a structured process that ensures your content meets professional standards and reaches your audience effectively. This article will walk you through everything you need to know.
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\n\nIf you're already signed to a label, but your music isn't on Deezer, the first step is to consult with your label about their distribution arrangements.
\nWe've highlighted our key partners below, but the digital distribution industry includes many other established companies. We encourage you to carefully evaluate each distributor's specific benefits, costs, and services to find your ideal match.
\nYour audio files should meet these professional standards:
\nYour cover files should meet these professional standards:
\nTo ensure a smooth release:
\nYour music on Deezer is protected through:
\nYour distributor handles:
\nTip: For information on the process, click here
\nDistribution fees ensure you retain 100% of your earned royalties instead of paying ongoing commissions. Different distributors offer various pricing models, so compare options carefully.
\nStandard processing time is typically 2 weeks from submission. However, this can vary based on your distributor and the level of completion of your submission. Some distributors offer expedited delivery options for time-sensitive releases.
\nYour distributor will notify you of any problems (metadata issues, audio quality concerns, or rights conflicts) and guide you through the correction process.
\nYour music must meet our quality standards including:
\nYes, but all changes must be processed through your distributor to maintain data integrity.
\nIf you discover unauthorized uploads:
\nYes, with proper licensing for:
\nRoyalties are collected and distributed through your chosen distributor based on your music's streaming performance. They calculate your earnings based on total streams, manage both publishing rights (copyright) and recording rights (master rights), and provide regular payments and reporting. Your specific royalty rate and payment schedule will be determined by your agreement with the distributor.
\nThe amount paid is based on your share of total streams on the platform, with revenue coming from both subscriber fees and advertising revenue. Deezer won’t be able to provide these details directly to you. You must contact your distributor for this type of information.
\nFor more information about distribution and partnerships, visit: www.deezer.com/company/musicians_podcasters
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\n\nLogging in to Deezer for Creators is simple! Just follow these steps if you need a refresher:
\nNote: Mobile app access is only accessible for artist and manager users - you must first claim and have your content approved on web before accessing via a mobile app
\nNote: If you have forgotten your password, you can find out how to reset it here
\nNote: If you have forgotten your password, you can find out how to reset it here
\nNote: If you have forgotten your password, you can find out how to reset it here
\nNo mobile access
\nIf you receive \"No routes found for /artist/-1\" error:
\nPassword reset
\nIf you've forgotten your password:
\nAccount type restrictions
\nThe following levels of accessibility to accounts are as follows:
\nFirst-time login
\nAfter creating your account:
\nWe recommend using a strong, unique password and enabling any available security features to protect your account.
\nYes, your credentials work on all platforms, but access may be limited based on your account type.
\nMobile access is restricted to artist and manager accounts with approved content claims.
\nAccess is granted immediately after your claim is approved.
\nPlease contact support to update your login email address.
\nUse the password reset function or contact support if issues persist.
\nNo, each team member should have their own account for security and tracking purposes.
\nUse the account switcher in the profile menu after logging in.
\nYes, multiple failed attempts may temporarily lock your account for security.
\nYes, but we recommend periodic re-authentication for security.
\nAll major modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) are supported.
\nWhen reporting a problem in Deezer for Creators, you can select whether the issue is related to Music or Podcasts.
Within the What can we help you with? section, you can choose between Discography Issue or Deezer for Creators - Claim Access. You will then be required to fill out a form detailing your issue.
You can also report a problem by visiting customer service. Other ways of contacting can be found within this article.
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\n\nBefore you report a problem, there are some things you can check first to potentially resolve your issue.
Browser compatibility
Make sure you are on the latest version of the following browsers:
Internet connection
Ensure your internet connection is:
Desktop requirements:
Check that your desktop adheres to the following versions:
Account permissions
Check if you have given the correct permission to access your account. Example, Artist, Label, Manager or Provider
Recent system updates
Check if your operating system of the device you are using has any pending updates
Check that your mobile device adheres to the following:
iOS:
Android:
To report a problem via the Support form:
To report a problem via email:
To report a problem via Webchat:
When reporting a problem, there is certain essential and desirable information that you can provide which will help resolve the issue quicker and more effectively.
Regardless of what type of support issue you are reporting, it is essential you provide the following information:
You will need to provide additional information depending on your request type. They are as follows:
Creating New Artist Page:
Transferring Content:
Updating Artist Name:
Merging Artist Pages:
Removing Albums:
D4C Access Request:
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When reporting a problem, it's imperative you provide the following technical details:
You will need to provide the following information, depending on your account type:
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For Labels:
For Managers:
The most common issues that you may face are as follows:
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This guide explains, in clear steps, how to create your Deezer for Creators account and claim access to an artist page. It also clarifies what information is required at sign‑up and the claim process.
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\n\nAn Artist account allows you to manage one Deezer artist page. You will be asked for a professional email, a Deezer Artist ID, and a UPC associated with that artist from a release already live on Deezer. The artist must already exist in our catalog and the UPC must credit the artist as Main Artist. Access to Deezer for Creators is typically granted within 1–3 business days.
\nTo register:
\nTip: A UPC is a unique 12 to 13-digit code that identifies your music releases so that they can be distributed
\nNote: If the Artist/UPC pair doesn’t work:
\nYou’ll receive an email once your claim is approved or if we need more information. Reviews typically take 1–3 business days. If you haven’t heard back after 3 business days, please contact us via the support page.
\nA Manager account lets you manage multiple Deezer artist pages. You will be asked for a professional email, and for each artist you claim you must provide a Deezer Artist ID (or artist name) and a UPC tied to that artist from a release already live on Deezer. Each artist must already exist in our catalog and the UPC must credit the artist as Main Artist. Access to Deezer for Creators is typically granted within 1–3 business days.
\nTo register:
\nTip: If the Artist/UPC pair doesn’t work:
\nIn these cases, contact your digital distributor to verify what was delivered to Deezer, or submit a support request
\nNote: You can add more artists by selecting ADD NEW ARTIST
\nYou’ll receive an email once your claims are approved or if we need more information. Reviews typically take 1–3 business days. If you haven’t heard back after 3 business days, please contact us via the support page.
\nA Label account is for record labels managing their catalog on Deezer (not for digital distributors). If your label’s catalog has already been claimed by someone in your company, please contact your internal administrator to get access.
\nTo register:
\nYou’ll receive an email once your claims are approved or if we need more information. Reviews typically take 1–3 business days. If you haven’t heard back after 3 business days, please contact us via the support page.
\nA Provider account is for digital distributors who deliver their catalog directly to Deezer. Each Provider account can manage one distribution catalog only (you cannot claim multiple distributor catalogs with a single account). If your provider’s catalog has already been claimed by someone in your company, please contact your internal administrator to get access.
\nTo register:
\nYou’ll receive an email once your claim is approved or if we need more information. Reviews typically take 1–3 business days. If you haven’t heard back after 3 business days, please contact us via the support page.
\nD4C is Deezer’s professional platform for artists, managers, labels, and providers to manage profiles/catalogs and access performance and audience insights.
\nArtists manage a single artist page; Managers manage multiple artist pages; Labels manage their own label catalog; Providers (digital distributors) manage one distribution catalog.
\nThe verification process typically takes 1-3 business days for our team to review and validate your submission. If you haven’t heard back after 3 business days, contact support.
\nClaims must be based on content already live on Deezer and must match delivery metadata exactly:
\nNo. Each artist page or catalog can only be claimed once. If someone in your company already claimed it, contact your internal D4C administrator to get access.
\nA UPC is a 12–13 digit code that uniquely identifies a music release (album, EP, or single). If you’re unsure which UPC to use or can’t locate it, please contact your digital distributor to obtain the correct UPC.
\nOn the artist’s web page URL, e.g. https://www.deezer.com/artist/705 → ID is 705. Using the ID is recommended if name search is ambiguous.
\nYes, verified label accounts can add additional labels by selecting \"Add Label\" and can also create label groups.
\nLabel accounts are for record labels to manage their own label catalog. Provider accounts are for digital distributors delivering content to Deezer. If you’re a distributor, use Provider, not Label.
\nConfirm the artist has at least one track live on Deezer. Try using the Deezer Artist ID from the web URL, e.g. https://www.deezer.com/artist/705 → ID is 705.
\nEnsure the UPC is live on Deezer and credits the artist as Main Artist. The page may already be claimed by another D4C user. If needed, check with your distributor to verify the delivered metadata, then resubmit.
\nVerify the exact Distributor and Label Name used in delivery metadata and that your UPC is live. All fields must match exactly. Submit separate claims for each Label + Distributor pair or different label names used in deliveries.
\nConfirm the exact Provider name (spelling/case) and ensure both UPCs are live on Deezer and were delivered under that precise Provider name.
\nContact your company’s D4C administrator to grant you access. Catalogs/pages can only be claimed once.
\nIf you need a different role, create a new account with the correct role and proceed with the appropriate claim process.
\nYou’ll receive an email when your claim is approved or if we need more information.
\nUse the D4C support page if your review exceeds 3 business days or if you encounter issues during claim.
\nYes, but the catalog/page can only be claimed once. Ask your internal D4C admin (the person who claimed it) to grant you access.
\nSubmit a support request with your company details, artist/label/provider info, and proof of affiliation. Our team will guide you.
\nThe current admin can add or remove team members.
\nCreate a new account with the correct role and proceed with the appropriate claim process.
\nThe artist must be credited as Main Artist in the delivery metadata for the release (not featuring, compilation appearance, or other roles)
\nNo. Claims require releases to be already live on Deezer.
\nNo. Claims rely on UPCs (release-level). ISRCs (track-level) are not accepted.
\nNo. Exact match is required (spelling, punctuation, case) to validate a Label or Provider claim.
\nSubmit separate claims for each exact Label Name + Distributor pairing used in deliveries.
\nEach distinct Provider name (as delivered in metadata) requires its own Provider account and claim.
\nYou can resubmit after correcting information. Persistent issues should be escalated via support with concrete examples (artist ID, UPCs, label/provider names).
\nContact support immediately with proof of ownership/affiliation. We’ll investigate and take corrective action.
\nIf metadata (label/provider name) or ownership changes, you may need a new claim. Coordinate with your distributor and contact support if unsure.
\nAnalytics are an important part of growing your content. From seeing your most streamed songs, to how people are listening to your content, or the amount of unique listeners you have, we've got you covered.
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\n\nWhen you log in, you'll be taken to the Analytics tab, where you can see an overview of all your content from the last 7 days. Depending on whether you're a creator, a label, a manager or a provider, you will be able to see:
\nNote: Labels will not be able to see data until the day after their access approval. Analytics are updated daily around midnight UTC
\nSelecting, or searching for, a track, artist, album, or playlist from the Analytics tab will allow you to see specific analytics about it. Within Show data, you can apply filters to see analytics within a certain date range, specific countries, or whether the listeners are subscribers or ad-supported. The analytics available to see are:
\nNote: Playlists Analytics are only available for Music Curator Roles on Provider accounts
\nImportant information for mobile app users:
\nWithin your Analytics tab, you will be able to see more information about an artist's listeners, seen as an overview of the fandom volume. Within the Show data section, you can apply filters to see analytics within a certain date range, specific countries and whether the listeners are subscribers or ad-supported. The analytics available to see are:
\nNote: Fandom Analytics are only visible on an Artist level
\nSelecting the Charts tab at the top of the page will allow you to see how your tracks, artists, albums or playlists are doing, ordered by the amount of streams they have. You can change the content type at the top of the page by selecting Tracks, Artists, Albums, or Playlists.
\nYou can also apply filters to your charts by selecting Country, Age, and the Date, which can be changed to Daily, Weekly, or Monthly.
\nNote: The top 200 for each content type will be displayed on the chart, available only for Provider and Label accounts
\nNote: The top 200 for each content type will be displayed on the chart, available only for Provider and Label accounts.
\nMake sure you've selected a recent album or one with available data. Mobile analytics are album-specific.
\nAnalytics are typically updated daily around midnight UTC.
\nYes, you can use date filters to view performance over different time periods.
\nTrack positions are retrieved daily and can show multiple positions if changes occur throughout the day.
\nMobile analytics are only available for artist and manager accounts.
\nMorning streams (before noon) count toward midnight position, while afternoon/evening streams count toward the following day's midnight position.
\nYou can view listener age, gender, location, and subscription type.
\nAnalytics show performance across mobile, web, desktop, and connected devices.
\nYou can filter analytics to see performance across both listener types for better audience understanding.
\nThe fandom analytics section categorizes listeners based on their engagement levels, from casual to superfan status.
\nAnalytics can be viewed within specified date ranges and filtered as needed.
\nThe Charts tab shows playlist rankings and performance metrics.
\nYou can view listener location data and filter performance by country.
\nFandom categories range from casual streamers to superfans, helping you understand listener engagement levels.
\nAs an independent artist, getting your music on Deezer is an important step in reaching a wider audience and growing your career. While Deezer doesn't accept direct uploads from artists, we've made the process simple through our partnerships with trusted music distributors.
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\n\nTo get your music on Deezer, you'll need to work with a digital music distributor. These companies specialize in delivering your music to streaming platforms while ensuring all technical requirements are met. Here are the key steps:
Each distributor will have specific requirements for uploading your music, but they will deal with the upload of music to Deezer, leaving you to relax for the day it is released!
The below list includes some important information you should know:
Once your music is submitted through a distributor, you can track its performance using Deezer for Creators. This platform gives you access to valuable statistics and tools to help grow your audience. For more information about the Deezer For Creator app, here.
If you encounter any issues, some of the below troubleshooting tips may help assist you:
Processing times vary by distributor, but typically range from a few days to a couple of weeks.
Costs vary by distributor. Some charge annual fees, others per release, and some offer free distribution with revenue sharing.
No, independent artists must use an authorized distributor to get their music on Deezer.
Most distributors accept WAV or FLAC files for optimal sound quality.
Changes to metadata or content must be made through your distributor, not through Deezer.
Yes, you maintain your rights. Distributors simply facilitate the delivery of your music to platforms.
Yes, but you'll need to ensure you have the proper licences and your distributor can handle mechanical royalties.
Your previous distributor will need to take down your content before the new one can be distributed.
Yes, through Deezer for Creators platform once your music is live.
Contact your distributor immediately. They handle all communications with Deezer regarding your releases.
Tip: See more information on Deezer For Creators here
Managing your artist profiles and labels in Deezer for Creators is a straightforward process. Whether you're a manager looking to add new artists or a label wanting to expand your portfolio, here's everything you need to know.
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\n\nIf you're a manager, you can easily claim and add artist profiles through your Deezer for Creators account. Here's how to do it:
\nNote: You can add more artists by selecting ADD NEW ARTIST
\nFor label representatives, the process of adding new labels is equally simple:
\nNote: You can add more labels by selecting ADD LABEL. You can also add a label group name when adding more labels
\nLabel accounts can manage multiple sub-labels. To do so:
\nWhen an artist profile is submitted, it will go through a verification process where the discography is manually reviewed by editors to ensure accuracy. Artists must have at least one official release to be verified, and special attention is given to cases involving homonyms or duplicate profiles.
\nStart by navigating to creators.deezer.com, click the profile icon, select \"Request monitoring,\" then click \"ADD ARTIST.\" You'll need to enter the artist name or ID and provide the associated UPC number before submitting your request
\nUsing the artist ID provides more accurate results and prevents confusion with similar artist names (homonyms). This is especially important as our system needs to verify the exact artist you're claiming to manage.
\nYes, you can add multiple artists by selecting \"ADD NEW ARTIST\" after completing each submission. There's no limit to the number of artists you can add, as long as you have the proper rights and documentation for each.
\nTo add a label, go to creators.deezer.com, click the profile icon, select \"Request monitoring,\" choose \"A label,\" enter your details and the label name, provide the UPC number, and submit your request. You can organize multiple labels using the label group feature.
\nYou can manage sub-labels through your profile settings by clicking \"Manage your sub-labels.\" This allows you to add or remove sub-labels and link appropriate UPC numbers to each one.
\nThe verification process requires at least one official release, and our editors manually review the discography. They pay special attention to cases involving homonyms or duplicate profiles to ensure accuracy.
\nYes, you can add multiple labels using the \"ADD LABEL\" button and organize them using the label group feature. This helps maintain a clear structure for your catalogue management.
\nYou'll need:
\nWhile verification times can vary, all submissions go through a manual review process by our editors to ensure accuracy. Having complete and accurate information helps expedite the process.
\nAfter submission, your request enters our verification queue, where editors will review your discography and documentation. They'll check for official releases and verify your rights to manage the artist or label profile.
\nHere's what to do:
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\nIf this doesn’t work, take screenshots of any errors and contact D4C support with these details.
\nYour artist page on Deezer is your digital storefront - it's where fans discover your music and connect with your content. Customizing how it appears is crucial for creating a strong presence. Here's how to make the most of your Deezer for Creators artist page management features.
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\n\nOn the Deezer for Creators desktop app (downloadable version), select Artist profile from the tab bar.
\nFrom here you can update your profile picture by selecting the camera icon, your social media links, any content highlights by selecting the plus icon, and your biography. Your artist profile can be customized with:
\nTo update your artist message:
\nNote: Any messages older than six months will be removed
\nContent highlights allow you to show the content that you want users to discover first. This can be an album, a playlist, an episode, or a podcast. You can make the highlight visible in specific countries and attach a date range to it so the same content isn’t there forever.
\nThe Highlight feature allows you to showcase specific content on your artist page, replacing the default Latest/Most Popular release section.
\nYou can highlight:
\nNote: Highlights will only appear on Deezer if your latest release is older than one month.
\nFor optimal visibility:
\nWhen viewing analytics across platforms, please consider that:
\nYour music can be discovered through various partner apps including:
\nIf you have any issues, when contacting support, include:
\nUpdate your message whenever you have new releases, tours, or important announcements to share with fans.
\nHighlights only appear if your latest release is more than one month old.
\nYou can highlight playlists that include other artists, but individual content highlights must be your own.
\nUse the analytics section to see listening data across different platforms and partner apps.
\nCurrently, highlights must be managed manually through your dashboard.
\nFeature your strongest content that represents your current artistic direction and recent releases.
\nEnsure your profile is complete and up-to-date, as this information is shared across all platforms.
\nYour profile maintains consistency across platforms, but analytics viewing may vary between web and mobile.
\nMost changes appear immediately, but some updates may take up to 24 hours to reflect across all platforms.
\nFirst verify you're viewing the correct time period and album, then contact support if issues persist.
\nSharing your podcast on Deezer gives you access to millions of active users in markets across the world. Our catalog is carefully curated by local editors ensuring that your content is where it needs to be, and, of course, adding your content to Deezer is entirely free!
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\n\nNote: Deezer accepts podcasts shows of all sizes, including independent shows
Any adverts that are within your podcast can remain there, and you keep 100% of the revenue you generate!
Note: We may place ads around your content for our free members.
If your podcast is hosted via a hosting platform, it must be uploaded via the hosting platform the podcast is uploaded to. Each host will have a different method for publication to Deezer, but the process is generally completed in a few simple clicks.
A list of our partner hosting platforms are detailed below:
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| Acast | \nWhooshkaa | \n
| Art19 | \nMegafono | \n
| Audioboom | \nOmny Studios | \n
| Audiomeans | \nPodcasthost | \n
| Ausha | \nPodcaster.de | \n
| Backtracks | \nPodcastics | \n
| Blubrry | \nPodigee | \n
| Buzzsprout | \nPodomatic | \n
| Captivate.fm | \nRadio France | \n
| Castos (Podiant) | \nRCF | \n
| Český Rozhlas | \nSaooti | \n
| Fireside | \nSimpleCast | \n
| Julep | \nSpreaker | \n
| LibSyn | \nTransistor.fm | \n
To publish a podcast on Deezer, you must provide a link to a website that generates an RSS 2.0 feed.
Tip: There are a multitude of websites that can explain more about the generation of RSS feeds
To provide the link, visit podcasters.deezer.com.
Our system takes images, show descriptions, episode titles and descriptions from your podcast aggregator or your hosted feed. Your podcast must include accurate and relevant metadata to be featured in Deezer’s catalogue and searched.
Mandatory metadata:
Country
\nNote: Podcasts are available in most countries. To check if your country is eligible, log into your Deezer account. If Podcasts appear in your menu, your country is eligible
Please provide us with the following:
File format: MP3 & FLAC
\nWarning: M4A is not supported. If you upload an episode using this format, your episode will not be playable and the podcast may be disabled
If your podcast meets our technical specifications, your content will be added within one working day and you should be able to search for it 24 hours later.
Deezer values copyrights and takes this issue very seriously. All copyrights must have been cleared, including music rights, otherwise we will not accept your content.
You can read our Terms of Service in full here.
Our system checks podcast feeds for updates every day, so you don't need to do anything else once submitted. Deezer takes up to 24 hours to show new episodes once you add them to your RSS feed.
Warning: Deezer now handles feed redirection, in accordance with iTunes specifications. If your hosting platform does not allow feed redirection, you’ll need to request to update it by contacting support@deezer.com
Note: If a podcast hasn't released any new episodes in 180 days, we stop checking its RSS feed
Deezer doesn’t re-host and direct stream. Therefore, you’ll be able to see your Deezer stats amongst other platforms in your usual dashboards. The Deezer for Creators app gives an instant overview of your podcast's performance to help grow your listener base.
If you have uploaded your podcast directly to Deezer without using a hosting platform, and after 24 hours, you still don't see your new episode, contact our support team with the following details:
\nIf you have uploaded your podcast using a hosting platform, you must contact them directly if you cannot see your podcast on Deezer.
Our podcasts offer is not available worldwide yet. If you can favourite podcasts in your profile, then you should be able to access podcasts.
Stitcher no longer belongs to Deezer. We now have two separate catalogs. The Terms of Service covered distribution on both platforms, but if it appears your show isn't on Deezer anymore, contact our support team and we'll make it right.
At the moment, it is not possible to upload your radio station to Deezer. However, we have a partnership with a distributor called Airable.
The podcast may be disabled because of an issue with the RSS feed or the audio file format. Please review our technical specifications or contact support@deezer.com.
Yes, you can create your own widget here.
Managing your team's access to Deezer for Creators is crucial for maintaining your artist profile effectively. If you’re a label or a provider, you are able to manage the users that can access your Deezer for Creators page. This includes changing rights, email addresses, and deleting users. You can even add new users.
\nHere's everything you need to know about user management.
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\n\nAdmin accounts can distribute access to functionalities across team members. For security and efficiency:
\nAs an admin, you can:
\nDefault access levels
\nNote: This is a temporary password. The new user will be able to change it after logging in
\nNote: Currently, new users are not notified when they’re added this way; you will have to notify them directly with the credentials you’ve created
\nWhen creating marketing team accounts:
\nMaintaining clear user hierarchies and access controls is essential for account security and efficient team management.
\nYes, but it's recommended to limit admin accounts to a maximum of three users.
\nThe user loses access to the platform, but their historical actions remain in the system.
\nAdmin rights must be properly assigned through the User Manager feature by existing admins.
\nUse the User Manager to revoke their access or contact support for assistance.
\nAnalytics Viewers can only view data, while Artist Editors can make changes to the artist profile.
\nAccount types cannot be changed directly - the user must have their access revoked and create a new account.
\nEach artist profile needs separate user management through the User Manager feature.
\nImmediately revoke their access through the User Manager to maintain account security.
\nYes, users can be assigned multiple permission levels based on their responsibilities.
\nContact your Deezer representative or support team to evaluate admin access requests.
\nGet valuable insights into how your music performs across Deezer's playlists with our comprehensive Playlist Report feature. This tool helps you track your music's presence and performance across the platform's playlist ecosystem.
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\n\nNote: Playlist Report is only available on web for label and provider profiles
\nYou have a few filters that you can use to get the right info:
\nYou can:
\nThe report covers different playlist categories:
\nExample of position tracking: If a track \"Flat Beat\" is in position 2 of a playlist on November 2nd and gets moved to position 5 later that day:
\nData accuracy
\nIf you encounter partial results:
\nNeed Help? If you encounter any issues with the Playlist Report:
\nThe Playlist Report is exclusively available on the web platform for label and provider profiles. Artists and managers do not have direct access to this feature.
\nTrack positions are updated daily at midnight UTC. While editors can make changes throughout the day, the official position tracking occurs at midnight, with streams being attributed to the respective positions during which they occurred.
\nThe day is divided into two reporting periods:
\nThis system ensures accurate tracking of position changes and stream attribution.
\nYou can:
\nIf a track's position changes during the day, both positions will be shown with their respective streams. For example, if a track moves from position 2 to position 5, both positions will be recorded with their associated streaming data for that day.
\nThe report tracks four main categories:
\nNote: Only curator-owned playlists appear in Backstage
\nManaging your Deezer for Creators account access is an important aspect of maintaining your presence on the platform. Here's everything you need to know about account management and removal options.
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\n\nInstead of permanent deletion, Deezer for Creators uses an access revocation system that:
\nTo revoke access:
\nTo revoke access:
\nBefore any access changes can be completed:
\nWe maintain strict security protocols around account access management to protect artists' and labels' data while ensuring smooth transitions when access changes are needed.
\nWhen your access is removed from the platform, your profile becomes available for new claims while any content you've uploaded and your linked accounts remain intact in the system, ensuring data continuity even after access removal.
\nIf you're experiencing issues with account access:
\nNo, the platform uses an access removal system rather than permanent deletion to maintain data integrity and protect linked accounts.
\nYour content remains in the system, but your access is removed. The profile becomes available for new claims while maintaining historical data.
\nYes, but you'll need to go through the claim process again and may need administrator approval depending on your account type.
\nYou'll need to either transfer admin rights to another user or remove all sub-accounts before revoking your access.
\nYou must nominate another admin before you can revoke your access to ensure continuity of account management.
\nYou'll need to revoke your current access and create a new account with the desired account type.
\nThe data remains in the system but you'll no longer have access to it unless you reclaim your profile.
\nThe process is usually immediate, but may take longer if there are linked accounts or special circumstances.
\nNo, access revocation must be done through the web platform.
\nContact support with your account details for assistance with the revocation process.
\nKeeping your Deezer for Creators account secure starts with proper password management. Here's your complete guide to managing and protecting your account access.
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\n\nCreating a strong password is integral to securing your account. Your password must include:
\nNeed to update your password? Here's how:
\nNote: You can only change your password on the web version of Deezer for Creators
\nIf you've forgotten your password:
\nNeed additional help? If you're experiencing persistent issues with your password or account access, don't hesitate to contact our support team. We're here to help keep your account secure and accessible.
\nNote: Your account security is crucial for protecting your music and data. Always follow these best practices and keep your password information private.
\nWe recommend updating your password every 3-6 months for optimal security.
\nContact Deezer support with verification information to update your email address.
\nWhile possible, we recommend using different passwords for enhanced security.
\nPassword changes are web-only to ensure maximum security and proper verification.
\nYour account may be temporarily locked for security. Use the password reset function to regain access.
\nNo, for security reasons, old passwords cannot be recovered. You'll need to create a new one.
\nChanges are immediate, but you'll need to log in again on all devices.
\nContact Deezer support with proper verification for assisted account recovery.
\nYes, new passwords must be different from your previous ones.
\nYes, using a secure password manager is recommended for maintaining strong, unique passwords.
\nFollow these steps:
\nIf problems persist, contact our support team with your account details
\nIf you're having trouble logging in:
\nThe process requires several steps:
\nKeeping your fans informed about your musical journey is essential for building and maintaining a strong connection with your audience. Deezer for Creators offers a simple and effective way to share your latest releases and achievements directly through the mobile app.
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\n\nNote: This is only available from the mobile version of Deezer for Creators
\nTip: You can change the song you want to share by selecting the song at the top of the page. A list of all your songs will appear
\nThe Highlight feature allows you to showcase specific content on your artist page, replacing the Latest release/Most popular release section. Here's what you can highlight:
\nNote: Highlights will only appear on Deezer if your artist's latest release is older than a month
\nWhen sharing your achievements, you can also track how your music is performing across different platforms.
\nThe Partner apps section in your analytics shows streams from:
\nThe mobile app analytics and highlight features are specific to particular albums. To ensure you can view your data properly:
\nDeezer focuses on straightforward release sharing and highlight features that help artists maintain an engaging presence on the platform.
\nThe sharing feature is exclusively available on the mobile version of Deezer for Creators.
\nUse the dropdown menu at the top of the page to select from your available releases.
\nNo, you'll need to share each release individually.
\nHighlights only appear if your latest release is more than one month old.
\nYou can highlight albums, playlists, podcasts, and podcast episodes.
\nThe analytics are for artist/manager viewing only and cannot be directly shared with fans.
\nMake sure you've selected a recent album with available data and that you have either artist or manager access.
\nHow often is the analytics data updated?
\nThe sharing format is standardized through the Deezer for Creators app.
\nYou need to have either artist or manager access to use the mobile app features.
\n