free online mixtape maker
Pick songs, write a note in handwriting, burn it into a CD, and get one link to send. No account, no upload, no application database.
the mixtape lives inside the link itselfA playlist is a file. A mixtape is a letter. When someone burned you a CD in 2007, they didn't send you a URL to a streaming service — they chose every song, drew the label, and handed it to you. This is that, for the internet.
Because that's how memory works. You don't remember the whole album — you remember the 30 seconds you played over and over. Every song on a burnt mixtape plays its preview and moves on, like flipping through a real disc.
Search songs, tap to add them to the disc, write your note and sign your name, then press BURN. You'll get a single link containing the entire mixtape. Send it however you like.
Free, no account, no email. The mixtape is encoded—not encrypted—into the link, rather than saved in an application database. Anyone with the link can read it.
Yes — every mixtape page has a "burn one back" button. That's how mixtape friendships have always worked.
No — 30-second previews only. Full playback lives on Apple Music / streaming services; this is a gesture, not a music player.