In your browser
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Lyrics drafts are free. Buying songs on the web is coming soon.
Start in your browserBy Sungto · Updated October 24, 2026
To make a birthday song with someone’s name, open Sungto in your browser or the iPhone app, choose Birthday, type their name and up to five details, pick a language, genre, mood and voice, then read and change the lyrics. The finished song arrives in about two minutes in the iPhone app.
Step by step
Open sungto.com or the iPhone app, and choose Birthday as the occasion.
Spell it the way they spell it. Add who they are to you.
The joke, the habit, the thing they always forget.
Language, genre, mood and voice.
Change a line or add a detail. Nothing is sung until you say so.
In the iPhone app the song arrives in about two minutes.
If they are turning 40, say so. A number gives the chorus something to hold.
Pop, country, rock or acoustic suit most people. Bollywood, K-Pop and other genres are there in their own languages, each language with its own genres.
A name can be hard for a singing voice, so Sungto respells it for the singer. You still read the real spelling in the lyrics.
Lyrics land in seconds, so you can write the song the week before. In the iPhone app the finished song follows in about two minutes.
Two example songs, both made for fictional people: “Lost With You” (a girlfriend’s birthday) and “Keys In Your Hand” (turning 18). See the birthday song page for more.
Two ways to make it
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 browserYour first song is free.
Requires iOS 26 or later.
Web and app accounts are separate, so songs and credits stay where you made them.
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.
In the iPhone app, yes: your first song is free. After that, packs start at $9.99 for one song.
Yes. Songs can be in English, Spanish, Hindi, Korean, German, French, Japanese and Portuguese, each with its own genres.
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