Every question here has its own page: the short, complete answer at the top, the details and the actual numbers underneath.
Yes. You get the full lyrics and the first 45 seconds of the finished recording for free. You only buy the complete file once you like what you hear.
Full answer →Usually two to three minutes after you hit send. Including the time to answer the questions, the whole thing takes about ten minutes. You get the song on the page and by email as well.
Full answer →£24.99 once, for the finished song as an MP3 with comprehensive usage rights, including commercial use. No subscription, no charge per verse, no extra fee for the download. The lyrics and the 45-second preview are free.
Full answer →The voice is generated by AI, not recorded by a studio singer. It sounds like a produced record, with vocals, instruments and a real arrangement, and you choose beforehand whether the song is sung by a male voice, a female voice, a duet or a choir, plus the musical style and the mood.
Full answer →Usually between two and four minutes, the length of a normal song on the radio. Two or three verses and a recurring chorus is the standard shape. The first 45 seconds of it are free to listen to.
Full answer →As an MP3 file to download, plus the lyrics as text. MP3 plays on every phone, every computer and every sound system, and it drops straight into WhatsApp, a slide deck or a video without conversion.
Full answer →Before buying: you simply do not buy, the preview was free. After buying: send us an email and we produce new versions at no extra cost until you are happy with it (up to six new versions).
Full answer →In English, the language you are reading right now. You write your answers in English and you get a song sung in English, with an English chorus and English pronunciation.
Full answer →Yes. On full payment you receive a usage right unlimited in time, place and purpose that expressly includes commercial use. You are also allowed to edit, shorten and remix the song.
Full answer →They are used to write your song and deliver it to you. We do not publish your song and do not use it as a sample unless you expressly allow it. It sits behind a link nobody can guess.
Full answer →Credit card, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay. With all of those payment confirms in seconds and your song is there straight away. A bank transfer takes up to one business day.
Full answer →The statutory right of withdrawal ends immediately here, because your song is produced individually the moment you buy. In exchange the preview is free, and if the result is unusable we produce a new version at no extra cost.
Full answer →Because the work is not in the generating, it is in the lyrics and the prompt. A free tool hands you an empty box. Here you answer questions and get finished lyrics, a fitting arrangement and clear usage rights. And the quality gap is wide: free tools mostly hand out a short excerpt in a low bitrate, here you get the whole song as an MP3 at 320 kbit/s.
Full answer →The occasion, the name of the person, your relationship to them and a few memories or quirks. Plus mood, musical style and voice. Five minutes of thinking is enough, and the more specific the details, the more personal the song.
Full answer →Yes. Before you pay, every new version is free, you simply fill in the form again. After you pay, you write to us saying which line is off and get a new version at no extra cost, until you are happy with it (up to six new versions).
Full answer →Common names almost always land right. Rare spellings can slip, and numbers are safest written out as words. You hear it in the free preview before you pay, and if something is off after the purchase we redo it at no cost.
Full answer →No. We do not record your text over a protected melody, the rights belong to someone else and a licence costs many times the price of the song. You get an original melody written for your words instead, with a chorus the room can join by the second time around.
Full answer →Yes. You pick male, female, a duet or a choir, plus the musical style and the mood. That is set in the form before the song is made, and if the result does not fit you can change the choice and run it again for free.
Full answer →Look in the spam folder first, that is where the mail lands in most cases. If it is not there, open songgifts.co.uk/download/ and enter the address you ordered with, we send the link again. If the address itself had a typo, write to songs@maxkuch.com and we find the order by hand.
Full answer →No. Your song goes nowhere public: not to Spotify, not to YouTube, not into a gallery, not onto our own pages as an example. It sits behind a long random link that search engines are told not to index, you download it as an MP3 and keep it, and what you do with it afterwards is entirely your call.
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