🎬 Watch This First

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What is FL Cloud?

FL Cloud is Image-Line’s subscription service built natively into FL Studio. It combines:

• A massive, royalty-free sample and loop library inside the DAW

• Bundled plugins and effects (up to 70+ in Pro)

• AI-powered mastering tools

• Distribution via DistroKid (unlimited releases, 100% royalties)

• Cloud storage, project syncing, and workflow tools

• Project rescue licenses if your subscription expires

All of that under one subscription inside FL Studio.

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Key Features & Benefits (with Distribution)

Here’s what you get with FL Cloud (especially Plus / Pro plans):

• Plugins Included – FL Cloud Pro offers at least 65+ instruments and effects from developers like UVI, Native Instruments, Baby Audio, Minimal Audio, and more.

• Sound Library – Over a million loops and one-shots, tempo/key matched.

• Mastering Tools – AI-driven mastering with genre presets and loudness optimization for all major streaming platforms.

• Distribution (via DistroKid) – Upload unlimited releases to Spotify, Apple Music, TikTok, and more, while keeping 100% of your earnings.

• Project Rescue & Sync – If your subscription expires, you get 24-hour unlocks to recover projects.

• Workflow Integration – Everything works inside FL Studio: search loops, drag into Channel Rack, do mastering, and distribute without leaving the DAW.

This makes FL Cloud Pro an All-in-One Music Subscription

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How to Activate DistroKid from FL Cloud

You must not already have a DistroKid account to use the included plan.

Steps:

1. Go to your FL Studio Account → FL Cloud Tab.

2. Click “Start Releasing” under DistroKid distribution.

3. Enter a new email & password for DistroKid (must not exist already).

4. Confirm your DistroKid Musician plan is now active.

Notes:

• You’ll need to input a payment method, but you won’t be charged if you don’t use paid DistroKid extras while on your FL Cloud subscription.

• If you cancel FL Cloud, you can maintain releases by switching to a direct DistroKid subscription (using DistroKid’s “Leave a legacy” option)

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FL Cloud vs Splice & Others — Updated Comparison

Here’s how FL Cloud stacks up now that DistroKid distribution is included:

Feature	FL Cloud (Plus / Pro)	Splice / Others
Sample library	Extensive, built-in, drag into DAW	Large, external app, credits
Plugins & effects	Many included (65+ in Pro)	Usually extra cost / rent models
Mastering tools	Integrated AI mastering in FL	Often paid extra or separate
Distribution via DistroKid	Included with FL Cloud — unlimited, full rights	Usually requires separate distributor
Workflow integration	Native inside FL Studio	External app / browser
Cost efficiency	One subscription for full stack	Multiple subscriptions needed

Pros of FL Cloud with DistroKid:

• All tools + distribution in one subscription

• No sample credit limits

• Seamless inside-DAW workflow

• Save money vs paying separately for distro, plugin bundles, and sample services

Potential drawbacks / caveats:

• You can’t link your existing DistroKid account. Must create a new one for the FL Cloud version

• If you cancel FL Cloud, continuing distribution requires switching to a paid DistroKid plan later

• Some users report issues with plugin authorization or delayed roster syncing in forums.

• DistroKid’s “Musician” tier has fewer advanced features (e.g. multi-artist accounts, faster release) compared to their Plus / Ultimate plans.

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Why It’s Good Value (Especially with My 25% Code)

With code [MMVFLC], you get 25% off FL Cloud Pro annual, which equals 3 months free. That makes the total cost lower than combining:

• A sample subscription

• A plugin bundle / rent service

• A separate distribution subscription

You also get full bundle, mastering, samples, and distribution all in one no juggling.

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Ready to Sign Up? Here’s What You Do

1. Open FL Studio, go to FL Cloud or visit the FL Cloud website.

2. Select the Pro annual plan.

3. During checkout, enter [MMVFLC] for 25% off (3 months free).

4. After subscribing, activate your DistroKid distribution via “Start Releasing.”

5. Begin making, mastering, and publishing all from inside FL Studio.

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Final Thoughts

If your main DAW is FL Studio, FL Cloud Pro: All-in-One Music Subscription is a major time saver and cost saver. You’re bundling everything: creative tools, distribution, and workflow all in one. The only real friction is you need a brand-new DistroKid account. If you’re ok with that, this is one of the most compelling subscriptions for serious producers using FL.

Use code [MMVFLC], give it a test for a year, and let me know your first release. I’ll celebrate it live 🙂