Make your own song

A Proposal Song With Your Love Story in the Lyrics

Turn your love story into a custom proposal song with your names, your moments, and the question built into the lyrics.

You can turn your proposal into a custom song by writing one idea into jhoom.baby and letting it build the lyrics and music around your real story. You type the details, it gives you a finished track in a few minutes, and you can play it, share it, or download it for the moment itself.

The trick is not to describe the song you want. Describe the two of you. The more specific you are, the less it sounds like a generic love song and the more it sounds like yours.

What to put in your idea

Names first. Both of them, spelled the way you say them. A song that says "[her name]" lands differently than one that says "baby."

Then the moments. Where did you meet? A college fest, a mutual friend's wedding in Jaipur, a group chat about a cricket match. What was the first thing you noticed? What did you say that made her laugh? Was there a song playing? A chai stall? A rain-soaked auto ride?

Add the small stuff. The nickname only you use. The inside joke about her always being late. The restaurant you go back to every anniversary. The way she steals your hoodie. These lines are what make someone say "wait, how does this song know us?"

Finally, decide where the question goes. Most people want it near the end, right before the music softens and the singer asks it. You can write the exact words you plan to say: "Will you marry me, [name]?"

Example ideas you can start from

Pick the one closest to your story, then swap in your real names, places, and details. The song will do the rest.

Hear how it sounds

FAQ

Can I hear the song before the proposal?

Yes. You get the finished track in a few minutes, so you can listen, adjust the lyrics, and make sure it says exactly what you want before the moment.

What if I don't like the first version?

You can change your idea and generate again. Adding more specific details, like a place, a nickname, or a memory, usually makes the next version much closer to what you pictured.

How do I play it during the proposal?

You can download the song and play it from your phone, a speaker, or share it as a link. Many people play it softly in the background and let the last verse land right before they ask the question.