How to Share a Song Across Different Music Apps

You use one music app. Your friends use three others. Sharing a song between them usually means everyone searching for it again, or not bothering.

A universal song link solves this. You share one link, and each person opens the song in the app they already use.

In this guide, you'll learn:

• How to make one link for every app
• How to do it inside Telegram
• How to share it on WhatsApp, iMessage and other apps
• What your friends see

Here's what to know before you share.

Make one link for every app

1. Copy the song link from your music app, or just think of the song name.
2. Go to son.gg and paste the link, or type the song name and pick it from the results.
3. Tap Create link and copy the short son.gg link.

Son.gg accepts links from Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, YouTube Music, Deezer, SoundCloud and TIDAL. You don't need an account.

Do it inside Telegram

On Telegram you can skip the website. Type @SonGGBot and the song name in any chat, then tap the result.

Try @SonGGBot on Telegram

Share it on WhatsApp, iMessage and other apps

A son.gg link is a normal web link, so it works anywhere you can paste text: WhatsApp, iMessage, Instagram messages, Discord, email. The song page also has Share, Message, Email and QR code buttons for quick sharing.

What your friends see

• A chat preview with the cover art, title and artist.
• A page with a button for each app: Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube Music, YouTube, Deezer, TIDAL, Amazon Music, SoundCloud and more.
• A 30-second preview where one is available.

If a service has no exact match for the song, its button opens a search for it there instead.

Sharing mostly on Telegram? Read How to share music on Telegram.