Minvo ensures that all background music available on the platform is royalty-free. However, YouTube may still flag some tracks in copyright claims. Fortunately, users who appeal the claim are typically successful.
How to Dispute a YouTube Copyright Claim
If YouTube flags your video for copyright, you can dispute the claim by following their official guide:
Why Does This Happen?
While Minvo’s music is royalty-free, some tracks may still get flagged due to automated copyright detection systems.
This does not mean the music is copyrighted—it’s just that some systems flag music mistakenly.
Alternative Solutions
Appeal the Claim – Users who dispute these claims usually get them removed.
Use External Royalty-Free Music Libraries – If you prefer, you can explore music from other sources such as:
Future Improvements
Minvo is currently investigating new music libraries to further reduce these copyright flagging issues. We use copyright-free music from Pixabay; however, occasionally the music library we rely on may get flagged. Our plan is to replace it with an AI-generated library to help prevent this issue in the future.
Need Help?
If you have any concerns about copyright claims, contact Minvo Support for assistance.