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Origin story

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.

The friend group relaxing on towels by a river on a summer day
The group, a summer by the river

01 · The story

Five 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.

Jonas holding a camera in front of a white brick wall

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

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.

Buy me a coffee
SongPort

One link. Every platform.

Paste any song and get a single link that opens on the listener's own service.

Create your own SongPort link

How it works

Paste. Match. Share.

SongPort turns a messy streaming URL into a polished landing page with clear platform choices

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Paste any music URL

SongPort recognizes the source platform and reads the track instantly.

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We match the same song

The link becomes a clean, universal destination across the streaming apps people use.

03

Send one link

Fans, friends and followers land on their preferred app — never a dead end.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Find answers to the most common questions about converting and sharing music links with SongPort.

SongPort is a free online tool that converts any music streaming link into a single universal URL. Paste a Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Deezer, Tidal, or SoundCloud track link and get one shareable link that works for listeners on every platform.

Go to songport.link, paste your Spotify track URL into the converter, and click Convert. SongPort will automatically find the same song on Apple Music and every other supported platform, then give you one link you can share.

Yes. SongPort is completely free for individual use, and there is no account required. Paste a link, get a link, share it.

SongPort currently supports Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Deezer, Tidal, and SoundCloud. We are actively working to add Amazon Music, Bandcamp, and more.

SongPort supports individual tracks and full albums. Playlist conversion is a highly requested feature and is still on our product roadmap.

No. SongPort works entirely without accounts or logins. We do not collect personal data, emails, or listening history.

We match tracks using ISRC codes and metadata, with the Songlink/Odesli API as a fallback when we cannot resolve a link ourselves. Accuracy is extremely high for officially distributed releases.

Absolutely. Many independent artists drop SongPort links in their social media bios, email newsletters, and press kits, so a listener on any platform lands in the right place.

SongPort is designed around speed, simplicity, and privacy. There is no sign-up wall, no mandatory account, and no advertising. The choice page is beautifully designed and loads instantly, giving your listeners the best possible experience.