Songs for every occasion
Make a proposal song
Planning to ask the big question? Make a song about your story that ends with it, and play it at the moment you've planned.
Make your song freeNo account needed · 10 free minutes of music a day
Your story, then the question
Tell the AI how you met, a few moments you both remember and why you want forever. Ask for the question in the last chorus.
Keep the secret
Songs stay in your browser until you publish them, so nobody hears it before they do. Download the MP3 to play it on the day.
Time it right
Pick a length that fits the moment, from 30 seconds to 4 minutes, and trim the start in your browser so the music begins the second you press play.
Ideas to try
Press an idea and Create opens with it filled in. Change anything you like before you make the song.
Songs made on LimeWire.fm
How it works
- Write your names, how you met and the moment you'll ask.
- Choose the lyrics: the AI writes them, you paste your own, or you go instrumental.
- Press Create. Your song is ready in a minute or two.
- Listen, edit or extend it, then download it or publish it with a link to share.
Questions
Can I write the exact question?
Yes. Write the lyrics yourself under My lyrics and put the question in the last [Chorus], so it's sung exactly the way you want.
Can I sing part of it myself?
Yes. Add your voice lets you record yourself over the song with headphones, so the question can be in your own voice.
Can I keep the song private?
Yes. Songs stay in your browser until you publish them. Publish as unlisted to share it by link only, or keep it to yourself.
Is it really free?
Yes. Make 10 minutes of music a day without an account, or 30 minutes a day with a free account. No credit card, no trial. Free listening has a short break for LimeWire Pro every few songs.
How long does it take to make a song?
Usually a minute or two. When many people are making songs at the same time, it can take a little longer.
Which languages can it sing in?
50 languages, from English, Spanish and Hindi to Hungarian, Swahili and Japanese, plus Estonian in beta. Pick the vocal language on the Create page.