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A song for every card
Updated November 8, 2026
Every card can have its own song, written from that person’s memories and the music the recipient loves. A keepsake from ten people can hold ten songs, and the last card unlocks the Chorus: one song from everyone.
How do I give someone a personalized song from the whole family?
With Love From All, everyone who makes a card can make a song, written from their own memories and the music the person loves, so a keepsake from ten people can hold ten songs. When the person reaches the last card, the Chorus plays: one group song whose verses come from everyone’s cards.
Is an AI-made song a thoughtful gift?
It is when the words are theirs. The songs are made with AI, but from each person’s own words and memories: the AI writes in pencil and people write in ink, and nothing is sent without its writer seeing it. What arrives is a card from each person in their own voice, with a song made from what they remembered.
Can I download the songs?
Yes. Each song can be downloaded as an MP3, or the whole keepsake as an album to add to a music app. A film of up to six minutes, with a soundtrack of every song, can be saved too.
Who owns an AI song made on Love From All, and are AI songs copyrighted?
You may keep, play, print and share the songs made for your keepsake for personal, non-commercial use, including on your own social media. They may not be sold or uploaded to streaming services, and Love From All doesn’t promise they are protected by copyright.
What if a song doesn’t come out right?
Each song gets three takes to choose from, and the organizer can allow five or ten. A take that fails to finish costs nothing.
Can everyone hear each other’s songs?
Yes. Everyone can make a song and listen to the others’ songs on the shared cards. Sealed cards stay sealed.