Epidemic Sound provides guidance on music integration and licensing for iMovie
Epidemic Sound has released a guide detailing how content creators can add music to iMovie while navigating the complexities of copyright and music licensing.

Epidemic Sound has issued a set of guidelines regarding the integration of audio into Apple's iMovie platform. The guide outlines the technical process for importing tracks on Mac, iPhone, and iPad, alongside an analysis of the legal requirements for using music in video projects.
The company emphasizes the importance of copyright clearance for creators publishing content publicly. While iMovie offers a selection of royalty-free stock music, these tracks are typically restricted to personal, non-commercial use. Users creating commercial content are warned that failing to secure proper rights can lead to platform-enforced removal or demonetization of videos.
As part of its broader strategy to support creators, Epidemic Sound highlights its own library of over 50,000 tracks. By providing a licensed music service, the company aims to offer an alternative to limited stock libraries, focusing on simplifying the licensing process for professional and independent creators.