How to Send Someone a Song

Sending someone a song is one of the warmest things you can do with thirty seconds. The trick is picking the right way to send it — and, if you want it to really land, sending one that's about them specifically rather than a track everyone has already heard.

5 ways to send someone a song

• A shareable link — the simplest option. Every Singy song gets an instant link you can paste anywhere; the recipient just taps and it plays, no app or account needed.
• WhatsApp or text — paste the link into a chat. It unfurls with the title and cover art so it looks like a real gift, not a random URL.
• Email — great for grandparents or coworkers; drop the link in with one line of context ('made this for you 🎂').
• A QR gift card — turn the song into a scannable card you can print, hand over, or slip into an envelope for a physical, in-person moment.
• An embedded player — put the song directly on a blog, a wedding site, or a Notion page with a copy-paste embed.

Make it about them (this is what matters)

A famous song says 'I was thinking of the idea of you.' A song with their name, an inside joke, and a shared memory says 'I was thinking of you.' That difference is the entire gift. Instead of forwarding a track from the charts, describe the person — their name, the occasion, one or two specific details — and let Singy write and sing an original song around them.

It's free to try, works in 35+ languages, and takes about a minute from prompt to a finished song with vocals and cover art you can send any of the five ways above.

Good occasions to send a song

• Birthdays — especially long-distance ones where you can't be there in person.
• Anniversaries and 'just because' — a small, unexpected one lands hardest.
• Get-well and encouragement — a gentle song when someone's having a hard time.
• Farewells, graduations, new babies — milestone moments worth marking.

However you send it, the same rule holds: the more specific the song is to the person, the more it feels like a gift. Start from who they are, not from a genre.