What you can do with a song
A song fits almost any moment where words alone feel too small. These are the ones people ask for most.
Their name, their laugh, their stories, sung back to them on their day.
How you met, the moment you knew, played as you walk in or dance.
Ten, twenty-five, fifty years of your life together, in one song.
A tribute to a loved one, to play at the service and keep for the family.
Honor the years of work, or the first step into what comes next.
The thank-you you have wanted to say for years.
For Platinum Ink authors: a song that carries your book's story.
A jingle or anthem for your brand, your team or your grand opening.
For a pastor's anniversary, a choir, a youth group or a special Sunday.
How your song is made
- You tell their story. Who they are, what they mean to you, the memories and the little details only you would know.
- We write the words. Platinum Ink writes the lyrics from your story.
- You read and approve the words. Ask for changes until every line sounds like them.
- We make the music in the style you picked: gospel, R&B, soul, country, pop, jazz and more.
- You get your song as an MP3 with the words. The Keepsake Song also gets its own page to share.
Choose your song
Tap the one you want. The green box shows your choice.
- An original song written from their story
- Words you read and approve first
- Delivered as an MP3 with the lyrics
- Everything in the Gift Song
- A keepsake page of their own: a big play button, the words on screen and their photo
- A QR code to print on a card, a program or a frame
Start their song
Tell us their story below. Platinum Ink reads every word, then sends you a secure payment link by email to begin.
Questions people ask
1. Do I pay now?
You send their story first. Platinum Ink reads it and emails you a secure payment link. Your song starts when that payment goes through.
2. Can I change the words?
Yes. You read the words before the music is made, and you can ask for changes until they sound right.
3. Is the song really written just for them?
Yes. The words come from the story you tell us, so no two songs are the same.
4. Can I play the song at a service or event?
Yes. Your song is yours to play for family and friends, at the service, the party or the wedding.