Make a song from a picture
| What you give it | One photo, and optionally a name |
|---|---|
| What it costs | 20 credits for the song. Reading the photo and writing the lyrics is free |
| What you get back | Two complete versions, both saved to your gallery |
| How long | Usually one to three minutes |
| Genres | 21 cards, including birthday, lullaby and love song |
| New account | Opens with 25 credits, so the first song is covered with no card |
Three taps, start to finish
Add the picture. Tap a genre. Confirm. Nothing else is required of you, and no part of it asks you to describe the picture in words.
The lyric step reads the picture and finishes in seconds. The singing takes one to three minutes and runs whether or not you stay on the page.
Why a picture makes a better song than a prompt
A prompt only contains what you remembered to type. A picture carries the room, the light, the people and the moment all at once, and the lyrics come out of all of it.
That is the difference you hear most on photos of people. A face and a setting give the words something specific to be about.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of pictures work best?
A clear subject and a readable setting. Photos of people tend to produce the most specific lyrics.
Do I get one song or more?
Two complete versions of the same song, so you can choose between takes.
Where does the finished song go?
Straight to your gallery, automatically, both versions.
One photo is the whole brief
Open the Song tab, add a photo, tap a genre. The lyrics are written from the picture and two finished versions land in your gallery. A new account opens with 25 credits and a song costs 20, so the first one is covered.
Add a photo, get a song