A graduation song about them, not the ceremony

A Sungto graduation song is written from what you tell it about one person: their name, who they are to you and up to five details. Its AI writes the lyrics and you read and change them. In the iPhone app the finished, sung song arrives in about two minutes; on the web you can write the lyrics today.

Lyrics drafts are free on the web. The iPhone app includes a free first song and needs iOS 26 or later.

Cover art for “First Light, First Ever”, an example personalized song for Anjali

Example: “First Light, First Ever”

For Anjali (a fictional person) · my sister

Cover art for “Keys In Your Hand”, an example personalized song for Layla

Example: “Keys In Your Hand”

For Layla (a fictional person) · my daughter

Ideas

What to put in a graduation song

  • The first in the family
  • The course they nearly quit
  • The all-nighters
  • A teacher who mattered
  • What they will do next
  • Who is proudest
  • How far they have come
  • A habit that got them here

Three steps

  1. Tell us who it is for

    Their name, who they are to you and the occasion.

  2. Read the lyrics

    Change a line or add a detail. Nothing is sung until you say so.

  3. Hear it and send it

    Songs are finished in the iPhone app today; the web is coming soon.

Genres that suit

Pick one to start with. The language, genre, mood and voice carry over to the song maker.

First in the family

Anjali’s example was made for a sister who is the first in her family to graduate, who runs half-marathons before work and is unstoppable once she decides on something. The song is about her, not about caps and gowns.

School, university, the course they nearly quit

Tell Sungto the story only you know: the year they nearly left, the all-nighters, the teacher who mattered. Up to five details go into the lyrics.

Uplifting, epic, or funny

Pick the mood to suit the person: uplifting for a first-generation graduate, epic for the long haul, funny for the friend who did it all in the last week.

Play it at the party, send it after

A song comes with a link that plays anywhere and an audio file you can download, so it can play at the party and travel home in a message.

Two ways to make it

In your browser, or in the iPhone app

In your browser

Any computer or phone. Sign in with Google or Apple.

Lyrics drafts are free. Buying songs on the web is coming soon.

Start in your browser

In the iPhone app

Your first song is free.

Requires iOS 26 or later.

Web and app accounts are separate, so songs and credits stay where you made them.

Questions about a graduation song

Can I mention the school or degree?

Yes. Add up to five details and the lyrics are written from them.

Can I change the lyrics?

Yes. You read the lyrics before the song is made, and can ask for changes or add a detail first.

How long does it take?

About two minutes in the iPhone app, after you read the lyrics. On the web you can write the lyrics today; finished songs there are coming soon.

Is there a subscription?

No. Credits are a one-time purchase and they do not expire.