Tell us who it is for and a few of your Christmas traditions, and we write a personalized Christmas song around them: the cinnamon rolls, the matching pajamas, the star on top of the tree. Hear a sample before you pay; the full song is $9.99.
Three Christmas gifts made on this page from the answers shown under each one. Press play, then open the gift page to see what the person receiving a personalized Christmas song sees on Christmas morning.
Christmas · Folk
For Grandma Rose, from the whole family
What they wrote: “Every Christmas Eve she bakes cinnamon rolls at six in the morning, makes all twelve grandkids wear matching pajamas for the photo, and still hangs the paper star Josh made in first grade at the top of the tree.”Open the gift page
Christmas · Pop
For Olivia, from Ben
What they wrote: “Our first Christmas together. We met at an ice rink last winter when I crashed straight into her. She taught me to skate, makes hot chocolate with too many marshmallows, and starts singing Christmas songs on November first.”Open the gift page
Christmas · Kids
For Noah, from Mom and Dad
What they wrote: “Noah is six. He has already written Santa three letters, wants a red sled more than anything, leaves carrots out for the reindeer and checks the chimney every night before bed.”Open the gift page
Their name, who they are to you, a music style and a few sentences about your Christmas: the tradition nobody is allowed to skip, the ornament with a story, the thing they say every year. Those details are what make a personalized Christmas song sound like your house and nobody else’s.
In a few minutes you get two versions, with lyrics written around your story and their name in the first line and the chorus. Listen to the first 45 seconds of each and read every word of the lyrics. Not quite right? Make another version or change your answers.
For $9.99 you unlock both full versions, MP3 downloads and a private gift page with their name, the cover art and your Christmas message. Send the link, put it in a card, or press play when everyone is home.
By the second week of December most of us are buying gifts we know will be forgotten: another candle, another mug, another gift card. A personalized Christmas song is the one present under the tree that is about the person opening it. When Grandma hears her own name sung over a folk guitar, along with the cinnamon rolls she bakes at six in the morning, nobody has to explain why it matters.
It also solves the hardest part of the season: distance. Not everyone makes it home. A custom Christmas song needs no wrapping, no shipping deadline and no airport. The gift page opens on any phone, so a personalized Christmas song sent to parents overseas or a sister working a hospital shift arrives the same way it would in the living room.
And it comes back every year. Store-bought Christmas songs belong to everyone; this one belongs to your family. A personalized Christmas song gets played again when the tree goes up, on the drive to Grandma’s and on Christmas Eve, long after the wrapping paper is gone.
Put every name in it: the cousins, the dog, the uncle who burns the turkey. A family song played while the presents are opened becomes the new tradition everyone asks for next year.
A personalized Christmas song for a new partner: where you met, the first snow you saw together, the playlist they start on November first. Pop or R&B keeps it light and romantic.
Choose the Kids style and mention their wish list, the reindeer food and the elf that moves every night. A custom Christmas song with their name will be sung until February.
Grandparents are the hardest to shop for and the easiest to delight. Folk, jazz or gospel styles suit a song about their kitchen, their stories and the decorations older than you.
For someone deployed, studying abroad or working through the holidays, a personalized Christmas song sent by link is the closest thing to being in the room.
A short, funny song about a colleague’s legendary coffee order or their desk plants is a Secret Santa gift people actually talk about. Keep the details kind and office-safe.
Skip the printed card. Send the gift page link with a family photo and let the song say what the card would have. It works especially well for relatives you only see once a year.
Play it after the last present is opened, or hide the link inside a stocking. A personalized Christmas song works best when everyone hears it together.
Write about the Christmas you met, how she decorates the whole house in one afternoon, the gift she still teases you about. A personalized Christmas song for your wife is the present she will play for her sister.
His terrible holiday sweater, the lights he insists on putting up himself, the way he carves the ham. A custom Christmas song lets you say the sweet part without a speech.
Thank them for every Christmas they made happen: the late-night wrapping, the cookies left for Santa, the years money was tight and you never noticed.
Grandparents love a song they can play for every visitor. Mention their traditions, their home and every grandchild by name.
New or long-term, a song with your story and their name is a romantic Christmas gift that did not come from a catalogue.
Their name, their age, what they asked Santa for and the reindeer they think is their favourite. Short, bright and easy to sing along to.
The style sets the mood of the whole song. Pick the one they would put on while decorating the tree; every style can carry their name, your traditions and a bit of snow.
Bright and catchy, the sound of the classic holiday playlist. Easy to sing along to at the party.
Guitar and voice by the fire. Warm and close, right for a thank-you or a couple.
Story first: the family farm, the truck full of presents, the drive home through the snow.
Smooth and romantic, for a Christmas song to a partner and a slow dance by the tree.
Loud guitars and a big chorus for the dad who plays air guitar to every Christmas classic.
Slow and emotional, for a first Christmas married or a proposal under the mistletoe.
Simple melody, honest words. Good for family stories and the decorations with history.
The crooner sound of an old Christmas record. Lovely for grandparents and dinner parties.
Rhythm and wordplay for a funny family roast or a Secret Santa song with punchlines.
Warm and danceable, for a Nochebuena with the whole family dancing in the kitchen.
Uplifting and grateful, for church family, a choir member or a Christmas of blessings.
Short, bright and simple, with their name repeated so little ones can sing along.
Here is the kind of answer that works. Name: Grandma Rose. Relationship: grandparent. Style: folk. Story: “Every Christmas Eve she bakes cinnamon rolls at six in the morning, makes all twelve grandkids wear matching pajamas for the photo, and still hangs the paper star Josh made in first grade at the top of the tree.” From the whole family.
That is enough for a song that opens on Grandma Rose, turns the matching pajamas into a line everyone laughs at and builds the chorus around her name and the paper star. It is one of the examples above, so you can hear exactly what came out. You get two versions with different melodies; if a detail is missing, change your answers and make another before you pay.
You have about 300 characters, so spend them on specifics. “She loves Christmas” describes millions of people. “She plays the same Bing Crosby record while she ices the cookies, and the dog gets a stocking” describes one. That one line is what makes a personalized Christmas song land.
Good details to include: the tradition your family never skips, a food, an ornament with a story, where everyone gathers, a funny moment from a past Christmas and the thing you most want them to hear. Write the name the way you want it sung, such as Grandma Rose or Nana.
Choose the style they listen to in December, not the one you do. Jazz for the grandparents who still play vinyl, pop for the friend who starts Christmas music in November, Kids for the little ones.
A custom Christmas song written and recorded by a professional songwriter usually costs from about $99 to several hundred dollars, and in December the waiting list can run past Christmas. If you want a person to write it, book early.
This personalized Christmas song is made with AI from your story, so it is ready in minutes and costs $9.99, once. You hear a sample before you pay and can redo it up to three times for free. The price covers both full versions, MP3 downloads and the gift page. No subscription, no credits.
When you unlock it you get a private link to the gift page: their name, your message, the cover art and both versions. Only people with the link can open it, and nobody needs an account.
Write the link inside a Christmas card, schedule it for midnight on Christmas Eve, play it after the last present or add the MP3 to a slideshow of the year’s photos. However you give it, a personalized Christmas song is best heard together, so be in the room for the first play if you can.