The video grandparents watch on repeat

Your child, starring in their own song

Tell Muzie their name, their toys and the game they play every morning. You get a song written about them, and a music video of them singing it from one photo.

First video free to try. Song writing is on Pro.

Captain Leo, a music video made with Muzie

Made with Muzie

Captain Leo

A ukulele kids’ song about a little astronaut in pyjamas, sung by Leo himself.

How Leo’s song was made

One photo from the living room floor and three things he loves.

One photo of Leo

One photo of Leo

In his cape and cardboard helmet with his teddy co-pilot. Any clear photo of their face works.

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Five, four, three, two, one. Blast off! Leo wakes up with a big bright grin. Puts his cape on over his pyjamas again.

A song about his world

Written from a few lines: his name, his rocket made of cushions, and Teddy who always comes along.

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His music video

Leo singing his own adventure, ready to send to grandparents or play at the birthday party.

How a kids’ song gets made

They do not need to sit still, or even know about it.

Step 1

Tell us about them

Their name, age, favourite toy, pet or game. Pick a style: nursery rhyme, pop, lullaby, rock. The song is written around them.

Step 2

Add a photo

Face towards the camera in decent light. The photo you took this morning is usually perfect.

Step 3

Pick the look

Photoreal keeps them recognisable. Cartoon, claymation and anime turn them into the hero of their own show.

Step 4

Watch it together

Muzie storyboards the scenes against the lyrics and syncs the singing to the vocal. Portrait video, ready to share with the family.

What families make with it

Kids’ songs are the most popular thing people make with it.

The birthday song

Their name, their age and everything they love, sung by them. Play it before the cake comes out.

The bedtime song

A lullaby about their day and their favourite teddy. They will ask for it every night.

For the grandparents

A song from the grandchild who lives far away. The video they will show everyone they meet.

The new sibling

The big brother or sister singing about the baby on the way. A gentle way to share the news.

The big milestone

First day at school, first swim, first tooth. A song for the moment, sung by the child who did it.

The whole family

Kids, parents and the dog in one photo, all singing the family song together.

Pick the look of the video

Keep them recognisable, or make them a cartoon hero.

Anime style for a kids music video

Anime

Cartoon style for a kids music video

Cartoon

Comic book style for a kids music video

Comic book

Claymation style for a kids music video

Claymation

Pixel art style for a kids music video

Pixel art

Cinematic film style for a kids music video

Cinematic film

Kids’ song questions

What parents ask before making the first one.

Write a few lines about them: name, age, favourite toys, games and people. An original song is written with those details in the lyrics. Add their photo and they sing it in the music video.

Face towards the camera, in good light, mouth visible. Their costume, toys or room in the background often turn up in the scenes, which makes it feel even more like theirs.

Yes. Nursery rhyme, pop, lullaby, rock, rap: describe it and the song follows. Short, bouncy styles with their name in the chorus go down best with younger children.

Yes. Every face in the photo that is roughly facing the camera sings, so brothers and sisters can share the song.

Your videos are yours. You choose whether to download it and who to send it to.

Your first video is free to try, up to 30 seconds with a watermark. Writing an original song and longer videos without the watermark are on Pro.

They are the star of the show

Give them a song of their own. Add a photo, tell us what they love and watch their face when they see it.