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A few words, and the song that says the rest

A love letter with music that takes you both back.

The song from a first drive. The one you always sing badly together. Add a familiar soundtrack to a page filled with your words and memories.

Make a letter with music Explore templates

Find a place for your words

A few lovely ways to begin

Music Box template illustration

Music Box

Pair a meaningful melody or short recording with a photograph and a personal letter.

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Outside Theatre template illustration

Outside Theatre

Set a shared memory beneath a movie-night sky and add an optional song or video link.

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Voice Box template illustration

Voice Box

Let a short recording add your own voice to a message and the photos that go with it.

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A little help with the words

Let the song support the letter

Choose a song for the memory it holds, not because its title sounds romantic. It might remind you of a particular place, a shared joke or a season of your relationship. Explain that connection in the letter so the person reading knows why you chose it.

Write a message that still feels complete without sound. Your recipient may open the page at work, on a train or somewhere they cannot play music. A sentence such as “When you have a quiet moment, play the song below” gives them an invitation without making audio necessary to understand your words.

You can use a YouTube link or upload a short audio file you have permission to share. Supported uploads are MP3, OGG, WAV and WebM, up to 500 KB. Playback starts only when the viewer chooses it. YouTube videos depend on the provider, owner and viewer’s location, so preview your selection before sharing.

From an idea to a shared page

Make it personal in three steps

  1. Choose a setting for your song

    Preview a music box, an outdoor theatre or a voice-box-inspired page. Pick the design that matches the memory.

  2. Add the words and the link

    Write your letter, add photos if you like, and upload a short audio clip or add a YouTube link. Explain why the sound or song matters to you.

  3. Preview the full moment

    Check the page and the optional player, then publish. Your recipient decides when to press play; an external YouTube player loads only after they choose it.

Before you begin

A few helpful answers

Can I upload an MP3 or use Spotify?

You can upload an MP3, OGG, WAV or WebM audio file up to 500 KB, or add a YouTube link. Only upload audio you have permission to share. Spotify playback is not available in this launch.

Why does the recipient have to choose to load music?

Loading an embedded player connects the browser to YouTube. Asking first gives your recipient control over that connection and over when sound plays.

What if the YouTube video stops working?

Video availability is controlled by YouTube and the uploader. Sign in to edit your page and replace the link if a video is removed, restricted or no longer embeddable. The letter itself can still be read without music.

A little page. A very personal feeling.

Your memories and your words are the part that matters.

Make a letter with music