Prayer songs

A custom prayer song, written from your own prayer

A custom prayer song takes what you pray for someone, such as healing, protection, a new job or a son finding his way back, and sets it to music they can keep. PsalmGift writes the lyrics with AI from your words, you read and edit them, and then you hear two full previews before you decide to pay. It's for anyone who prays for a person and wants that person to hear it.

Two full versions free, then $39.99 to keep the one you choose. Lyrics, music and voice are made with AI from your words.

A mother sitting on her bed at night with her eyes closed, listening to a song on her phone, a photo of her grown son on the nightstand

When people make one

  • A prayer you've prayed for years

    Some prayers go on for a long time: for a husband's health, a daughter's marriage, a grandson deployed overseas. A song lets that person hear, with their own name in it, how often you've brought them before God.

  • When the words won't come out loud

    Plenty of people pray easily on their own and freeze when they try to say it to someone's face. A song can say it for you. Send it with a short note on the gift page and let them listen when they're ready.

  • A blessing over a new season

    A first baby, a move across the country, a first shift as a nurse. A prayer song can ask God's blessing over what's starting and give them something to replay on the hard days.

  • A prayer of your own

    Some people make a prayer song for themselves, a prayer of surrender or thanksgiving to play in the car or before bed.

What we’ll ask you

A few questions, in your own words

Answer as much or as little as you like. Rough notes are fine; the details are what make it theirs.

  1. 1Who are you praying for, and what do you call them?
  2. 2What are you asking God for on their behalf?
  3. 3What's happening in their life right now?
  4. 4Do you have a verse or a line of prayer you want sung word for word?
  5. 5Should the song speak to God, to them, or move between the two?
  6. 6Should it feel quiet and reverent, or full and joyful?

Example lyrics

Keep Him, Lord

Lord, You know the road Caleb drives at night,

the long haul, the cold coffee, the highway lights.

I can't ride beside him, so I'm asking You to,

keep his hands steady and bring him home soon.

Keep him, Lord, when he's too far for me to see,

keep him in the peace that You have given me,

and when he's tired and the miles feel long,

remind him his mama is praying this song.

An example written for this page, from a mother praying over her son who drives trucks overnight. Your song is written from your own prayer, and you can change any line before the music is made.

Verses people choose

Scripture to weave into the song

“Be careful for nothing; but in every thing by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God.”

Philippians 4:6 (KJV)

Paul's plain instruction to bring every request to God, with thanks. A good anchor for a song that names specific needs.

“Let my prayer be set forth before thee as incense; and the lifting up of my hands as the evening sacrifice.”

Psalm 141:2 (KJV)

David pictures prayer rising to God like incense, which suits a prayer that is sung.

“Speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord;”

Ephesians 5:19 (KJV)

Paul ties spiritual songs to making melody in your heart to the Lord.

“The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much.”

James 5:16 (KJV, part of the verse)

A reminder that praying for one another matters. It fits songs for someone who is sick or struggling.

How it works

Three steps, and you hear it before you pay

  1. 1

    Write the prayer the way you'd pray it

    Tell us who it's for and what you're asking. Rough notes are fine, and a few sentences you might say on your knees are enough. Add a verse if you want one sung.

  2. 2

    Read and edit the lyrics

    PsalmGift turns your prayer into verses and a chorus with AI. You read them first and change any word, name or line that doesn't sound like you. Then choose a sound, such as contemporary worship or a quiet hymn.

  3. 3

    Listen before you pay

    Usually within a few minutes you can hear two full previews of the song. If one is right, unlock it for $39.99. Previews stay available for 72 hours.

Questions

Common questions about prayer songs

Is the prayer song AI generated?

Yes. At PsalmGift the lyrics are written with AI from what you tell us, and the music and singing voice are made with AI too. You read and edit the lyrics before any music is made.

How much are personalized prayer songs?

Prices vary by service. At PsalmGift, hearing the previews is free and keeping one song costs $39.99, paid once. That includes the full song as an MP3 download; the lyrics, ready to print; a private gift page with your photos and a message; and a printable QR card that opens the gift page. $39.99 is the launch price; the regular price is $49.99.

How can I create a prayer song for free?

You can write your prayer and hear two full previews without paying anything. Keeping the song costs $39.99. You can also write a prayer song yourself and sing it, or ask a musician at your church to help.

Can I use my exact prayer as the lyrics?

Paste your prayer into your notes and the AI shapes it into verses and a chorus. If you want certain lines sung exactly as you wrote them, put your wording back in when you edit the lyrics.

Who should a prayer song be addressed to?

That's up to you. Some prayer songs speak to God about the person ("Lord, keep her"), some speak to the person ("I'm praying for you"), and many move between the two.

How do I introduce a prayer song when I give it?

Keep it short. Tell them you've been praying for them and wanted them to hear it. If you're sending it, add a line on the gift page about why you made it, and let them listen alone first if the subject is tender.

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Ready when you are

Start with their name. You'll read the lyrics before any music is made, and you won't pay unless you keep it.