How to turn a photo into a song
| 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 |
What actually happens
You add a photo and tap a genre. We read the picture, write a title, a musical style and a full set of lyrics about what is in it, then sing those lyrics as a finished track. There is no prompt to write and no lyrics to type.
Reading the photo and writing the lyrics costs nothing. Only the singing is charged, and the price sits on the genre card before you tap it, so you always see it first.
What you get back
Two complete versions of the song, not one, so you can pick the take you prefer. Both land in your gallery on their own. There is no Save button to miss, and they still arrive if you close the tab while the song is being sung.
Most songs are ready in one to three minutes.
Pick the genre, not the words
There are 21 genre cards: pop, rock, hip hop, R&B, country, EDM, lo-fi, indie, jazz, latin, afrobeats, k-pop, metal, gospel, reggae and acoustic, plus birthday, lullaby, hype anthem, love song and cinematic for a specific occasion.
You can also type a name before you tap, which is how you get a song that is clearly about one person rather than about a scene.
A song for a particular person
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to write lyrics?
No. The lyrics are written from your photo. Typing a name is the only optional input.
How much does a song cost?
A song costs 20 credits and the price is shown on every genre card before you tap it. A new account opens with 25 credits, so the first song is covered and needs no card on file.
How long does it take?
Usually one to three minutes. The song saves to your gallery even if you leave the page while it finishes.
Can I use any photo?
Use a photo you have the rights to. A clear subject gives the lyrics more to work with than a crowded scene.
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