Send a song with a message
Choose a released track, write a few lines for the person getting it, and publish one link you can drop into a text, email or chat. If the lyrics should be about them, Songilingy makes the song from your details instead.
Search for the track you have in mind, add your note, and publish. The free released-song option needs no account; you share the finished Songilingy link yourself.
Tony, you played this on repeat the whole drive to Asheville. Twelve years later and I still hear it.
A song message
A song you already know
Your note. One Songilingy link.
How to send a song with a message
- 01
Write the note
Say the specific thing: where you were, what the song brought back, or what you want them to know.
- 02
Choose the song
Search for a released track, or sign in and attach one of your unlocked Songilingy songs.
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Create and share the link
Publish the page, then use your phone’s share menu or paste the link into a text, email or chat.
Released track or a new song
Both can work. The difference is whose details end up in the lyrics.
Send a released track
When a song already belongs to the two of you, the note is the part that’s missing. Add a few honest lines, publish, and send the link from your phone.
Write your dedicationHave the song written about them
A released track can’t name the running joke, the road trip, or the year you both just had. Songilingy builds the song from your details, lets you choose the sound, and gives you the lyrics to edit before you hear two complete versions.
Start a personalized songMake the note specific
A time, a place or a small habit gives them something real to recognize.
See more message ideasName the moment
“This song always reminds me of you.”
“This played twice at the Denver airport while we waited out the snow. It’s yours now.”
Say why you’re sending it
“Happy birthday. Hope you like this one.”
“Happy birthday. You sang this at the kitchen sink for a solid year, so it’s officially your song.”
Close with one real line
“Love you. Talk soon.”
“Call me after your shift and tell me if the second verse still gets you.”
Quick answers
What does this cost?
Sending a released song with a note is free, and you don’t need an account. You can also draft a new personalized song and hear two complete sung versions with a free account and no card. Unlocking one selected version is an optional one-time $29.99 payment, with no subscription.
Can I send the song by text?
Yes. Publish your dedication, then use your phone’s share menu or paste the link into iMessage, SMS, email or a chat app. Songilingy creates the page; you send the link from your own phone or email.
Who can see my dedication?
Free dedications are public. Anyone with the link can open one, and it can be found by searching the recipient’s name inside Songilingy. The message and browse pages are kept out of search results, but you should still leave out anything sensitive.
Can I attach a Songilingy song I already have?
Yes. Sign in and choose one of your unlocked Songilingy songs instead of a released track. Songilingy creates the same kind of share link for it.
How does a new personalized song get made?
Start with names, memories and the details only you would know, then choose the musical direction. You can review and edit the lyrics before the music is generated, and a free account lets you hear two complete versions before deciding whether to unlock one.
Make the song about them
Put their name, the inside joke and the details only you know into the lyrics. Hear both complete versions before deciding whether either one feels right.
Start a personalized song Or send a released songTheir name. Your memories. A song that could only be for them.