Envato Elements vs Epidemic Sound vs Suno

A side-by-side look at Envato Elements, Epidemic Sound and Suno for filmmakers: what each one can do, what it costs, and where they actually differ.

  • Stock video, music, SFX, templates and AI image/video/music tools on one subscription

    Price
    From EUR 14.50/mo billed annually (EUR 29/mo monthly); Core, Plus and Ultimate
    Learning
    Easy
    Best for
    Editors who need a title, lower third or intro template in Premiere Pro or After Effects quickly
  • Licensed music and SFX that stays Content ID-cleared while your subscription is active

    Price
    See the vendor's pricing page
    Learning
    Easy
    Best for
    YouTube and short-form creators who need music that will not trigger Content ID claims
  • Text-to-song generator with a stem-level AI DAW, for scoring and music beds

    Price
    Free $0 (50 credits/day, no commercial rights). Pro $10/mo monthly or $8/mo billed yearly. Premier $30/mo monthly or $24/mo billed yearly.
    Learning
    Moderate
    Best for
    Indie filmmakers who need a 60 to 120 second temp or final score for a short
The short version

Where they differ

  • Only Envato Elements offers text to image.
  • Only Envato Elements offers image editing.
  • Only Envato Elements offers text to video.
  • Only Envato Elements offers image to video.
  • Only Epidemic Sound offers desktop / local.

All 3 offer: music & SFX, commercial use.

Feature by feature

Envato Elements vs Epidemic Sound vs Suno: capabilities

Envato Elements vs Epidemic Sound vs Suno
Envato Elements Epidemic Sound Suno
Price From EUR 14.50/mo billed annually (EUR 29/mo monthly); Core, Plus and Ultimate See the vendor's pricing page Free $0 (50 credits/day, no commercial rights). Pro $10/mo monthly or $8/mo billed yearly. Premier $30/mo monthly or $24/mo billed yearly.
AI agent Not confirmed Partial Partial
Chat assistant Partial Partial Yes
Team collaboration Yes Partial Not confirmed
Text to image Yes No No
Image editing Yes No No
Text to video Yes No No
Image to video Yes No No
Voice / TTS Partial Yes Yes
Music & SFX Yes Yes Yes
Camera control Partial No No
Custom training Not confirmed No Yes
Third-party models Partial Partial No
Public API Not confirmed Yes Partial
Mobile app Not confirmed Yes Not confirmed
Desktop / local No Yes No
Free tier Partial Partial Yes
Commercial use Yes Yes Yes

Each column comes from that tool's own researched page. "Not confirmed" means the vendor doesn't say.

Plans

Pricing compared

Envato Elements

Envato Elements plans
CoreEUR 14.50/mo annual (EUR 29/mo monthly)annual or monthly
PlusEUR 33/mo annual (EUR 49/mo monthly)annual or monthly
UltimateEUR 145/mo annual (EUR 225/mo monthly)annual or monthly
TeamsNot publishedper team
EnterpriseContact salescustom

Epidemic Sound

See the vendor's pricing page

Suno

Suno plans
Free$0monthly
Pro$10 monthly ($8/mo billed yearly)monthly
Premier$30 monthly ($24/mo billed yearly)monthly
The verdict

Which one should you pick?

Envato Elements

Pick it for

  • Editors who need a title, lower third or intro template in Premiere Pro or After Effects quickly
  • Producers buying music and SFX for many small client jobs under one license model
  • Creators who need a few AI stills or short AI clips as B-roll inserts

Stands out

  • One subscription covers stock video, photos, music (350,000+ tracks), SFX (950,000+), templates and fonts; most rivals sell one of these categories
  • Unlimited stock downloads on every paid plan (Fair Use applies), versus per-asset or capped downloads elsewhere

Watch out

  • VideoGen runs one model family; you cannot choose Veo or Kling
  • Clip length and output resolution for VideoGen are not published
Full Envato Elements review →

Epidemic Sound

Pick it for

  • YouTube and short-form creators who need music that will not trigger Content ID claims
  • Editors building a temp or final soundtrack in Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve with Assistant and Studio
  • Explainer and documentary creators who need AI voiceover in many languages without booking a voice actor

Stands out

  • Owned catalog: the company says it owns its music and sells a global direct licence with all rights included, so there is no per-track rights chain to chase
  • Content ID positioning: the company works with platforms to whitelist its catalog, and channels can be safelisted when registered in the Epidemic Sound dashboard

Watch out

  • Library access ends when the subscription does; cleared content stays cleared, but you cannot keep using the library unpaid
  • Creator plan does not include ad use; ad campaigns need Pro or Enterprise
Full Epidemic Sound review →

Suno

Pick it for

  • Indie filmmakers who need a 60 to 120 second temp or final score for a short
  • YouTube and short-form creators who want licence-clean music without a subscription library
  • Editors building montage or trailer beds to match a locked cut

Stands out

  • Full song with vocals from one prompt in about a minute, versus stock libraries where you search and then license a track
  • Stem-level editing: separate tracks from a generated song and rework sections, which most generators do not offer

Watch out

  • Downloads are now capped per month, so a long cut can need Premier or extra purchased downloads
  • Free songs cannot be used commercially and free downloads are a small lifetime trial
Full Suno review →

Each column comes from that tool's own researched page, checked against vendor pricing and changelog pages (oldest check: ). Sources are listed on each tool's page.

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