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Free song title generator

Song title generator

Ten title ideas for your song, then make the song.

Describe your song and get 10 short titles, one to five words each, in any of ten languages. Pick one and the song maker opens with it filled in.

  • Free, no sign-up
  • Ten languages
  • Opens the song maker with your title

Ten titles for one idea

A song about driving home from a summer job.

Ten song titles for a drive home from a summer job

Short on purpose

One to five words, so the title fits a chorus and a cover.

Not quite? Run it again

Change the mood or add a detail, and get ten new ones.

Pick one, make the song

The song maker opens with the title and your idea filled in.

Song Title Generator at a glance

What you type and what comes back.

You type
What the song is about, and a mood
You get
10 titles a run
Length
One to five words each
Languages
Ten, including English, Spanish, French, German and Japanese
Price
Free, no sign-up, within the lyrics tool’s daily limit
Ownership
Titles are yours to use. A quick search shows if a famous song has the same one

How to name a song

Three steps, about ten seconds.

  1. 1

    Describe the song

    Say what it is about in a sentence, and pick a mood and a language.

  2. 2

    Get ten titles

    Read the list. Run it again for more, or change a word in your idea.

  3. 3

    Make the song

    Pick a title and the song maker opens with it, ready to create.

Where a title starts

On paper, or in a room with the band.

Songwriter’s notebook with crossed-out titles, pencil, guitar on the bed

Songwriters

Fill a page of options in seconds, then cross out until one is left.

Band rehearsal, whiteboard with a title shortlist

Bands

Put a shortlist on the board and let everyone vote.

Put the title in the chorus

The title people remember is the line they sing.

A song title sung as the first line of the chorus

Sing it in the hook

The best titles are the first or last line of the chorus.

Paint one picture

A place, an object or a moment: “Windows Down” beats “Summer Feelings”.

Easy to say

If it is hard to say out loud, it is hard to sing and search for.

What makes a song title work

Three tests to run on any title before you keep it.

Can people find it?

Search it first. A title used by a hit song makes yours hard to find.

Does it say the feeling?

Read the title alone. You should know the mood before the first note.

Can you sing it?

Sing it over the chorus. If it does not fit the beat, try the next one.

Questions about the Song Title Generator

How do I come up with a song title?

Start with the line people will sing. Describe the song here, pick a mood, and choose from ten short titles. The best ones paint one picture in a few words.

Can I use a title another song already has?

Titles can not be owned, so you can. These are new ideas, but short ones may match an existing song; search a title before you release it.

How long should a song title be?

One to five words. Short titles fit a chorus, a cover and a search box.

Can I get titles in other languages?

Yes. Pick one of ten languages, including English, Spanish, French, German and Japanese.

Is the title generator free?

Yes. It shares the lyrics limit: 10 runs a day without an account and 50 with a free one, ten titles a run.

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Turn your title into a song

Keep the title, add a mood and a voice, and hear two full songs in about a minute.

Make “Windows Down”

Two free songs, no account needed.