Making a song

Songrisa turns a story about someone into a finished song. You never write a prompt — you answer a short conversation, and the song is built from your answers.

How it goes

• Pick the occasion. Choose one of the occasions on the home screen, or describe the occasion yourself in your own words.
• Choose a style and a mood. These set what the finished track sounds like.
• Answer the interview. A few questions about the person: their name, who they are to you, what they are like, and a story or two. The more specific the answer, the more the song sounds like it is about them.
• Read the lyrics. They arrive as a card you can read in full.
• Change anything you want by chatting. Ask for a different second verse, a softer ending, or a fact corrected — each change takes under a minute and the earlier versions are kept.
• Generate the song. You get two versions to listen to, and a free preview of each.

Getting a song that sounds like the person

Names, places, in-jokes and small details are what make a song land. If a detail comes out wrong, say so in the chat — "her sister is called Ana, not Ana Paula" — and the lyrics are rewritten around the correction rather than started over.

Your songs are saved

Every song lives inside its own conversation. Start a new one with New song, and switch between them from your history. Nothing is lost when you close the tab.