SongPort
Built for the friends I can't send a song to anymore.
SongPort started in our university group chat. It used to be full of song links, until we all drifted onto different apps and they quietly stopped working for each other.
01 · The story
Four years of building interfaces together
Twelve years ago, eleven of us studied together. Four years of late nights, with school assignments stacking up the whole way through. Music kept our tempo high, playlists got made, songs got forwarded and carried us through the deadlines. We're still each other's closest friends.
These days we don't share a streaming app anymore. I moved from Spotify to Apple Music a while back, mostly because it pays artists a little better. My friends stayed put. So every time I wanted to send them a song, the link just died on their end. That's the reason I built SongPort.
02 · Who's behind this
It's just me, honestly
Hi, I'm Jonas. By day I'm a UX designer at an agency. Most other hours I'm behind a camera shooting photo and video, or losing a small argument with one of my two cats about who owns the desk.
SongPort is a side project. I built it the way I wish more tools worked: quick to use, honest about what it is, and happy to get out of your way once it's done.
Keep it running
No ads. Just coffee.
Jonas
Builder of SongPort
I'd rather beg than advertise.
Ads pay better but make your experience worse. You can buy me a coffee if this saved you a click or two. It just helps keep the servers paid and the page clean.
SongPortOne link. Every platform.
Paste any song and get a single link that opens on the listener's own service.
How it works
Paste. Match. Share.
SongPort turns a link from one music app into one page with a button for each app.
Paste a music link
A track or an album, from Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Deezer, Tidal or SoundCloud.
SongPort finds the same song
It looks for the same recording on each platform. Where it finds no exact match, the button opens a search.
Send one link
Friends, fans and followers open it and pick their own app.
SongPortFAQ
Frequently asked questions
The short answers on converting and sharing music links.
SongPort is a free online tool that turns a music link into one link for every listener. Paste a track or album link from Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Deezer, Tidal or SoundCloud and get one link with a button for each app.
Go to songport.link, paste your Spotify track or album link into the converter and press Convert. SongPort looks for the same recording on Apple Music and the other apps, then gives you one link to share.
Yes. The converter is free and needs no account. Free use is limited to 10 links per 24 hours.
You can paste a link from Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Deezer, Tidal and SoundCloud. SongPort does not always find the song from a SoundCloud link. The link you get back has a button for all six. The SoundCloud button opens a search for the song, and so does any other button when no exact match is found.
Tracks and full albums both work. Playlists, podcasts and audiobooks do not.
No. Paste a music link, get a universal link and share it. There is nothing to sign up for. The privacy page says what SongPort stores.
SongPort looks a song up by its ISRC first, the code that identifies one recording, and by title and artist after that. Where it finds no exact match, the button opens a search for the song.
Yes. A SongPort link fits in a social bio, a newsletter or a press kit, and each listener gets a button for the app they use.
There is no sign-up, no account and no advertising. The page behind a link shows the artwork, the song and a button for each app.