How Boomy Creators Can Protect Their Music and Prove Ownership
Created music with Boomy? Learn about dated file records, SHA-256 fingerprints and PDF protection certificates.
Boomy has millions of creators producing AI-generated music every day. With that volume of music being made and shared across platforms, the question of ownership becomes critical — especially as AI music spreads quickly and can be reposted without credit.
Boomy's own terms of service outline usage rights for tracks created on the platform, but they cannot protect you if someone else downloads your exported track and claims it as their own. For that, you need an independent timestamped record — one that proves you possessed and registered that specific audio file at a specific date and time.
AI.SONIQ works with any audio file you can download and export, including Boomy tracks. Once you export your Boomy creation as an MP3, you can upload it to AI.SONIQ and receive a SHA-256 cryptographic fingerprint, a unique Protection ID tied to a UTC timestamp, a public Proof Page, a downloadable PDF certificate, and a QR code for physical verification.
The SHA-256 fingerprint is particularly important for Boomy creators: because many Boomy tracks share similar production styles, having a fingerprint of your specific exported file proves that this exact audio version was yours at a specific moment. Even if someone creates a similar-sounding track with Boomy, your fingerprint is tied only to your file.
Before you publish your Boomy track on YouTube, TikTok, Spotify, or any other platform, protect it first. Upload it to AI.SONIQ, get your Protection ID, and then release with confidence. Your Proof Page URL can be included in your track description, pinned in your bio, or shared with any collaborator or label that asks about ownership.