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Collaboration agreement & split sheet

Before you release a song you made with someone else, write down who did what and who gets what. Fill this in, print or download it, and have everyone sign it. Keep a copy each.

Who worked on it

Wrote the melody, wrote the words, sang, played, produced, mixed…

Total 0% · shares should add up to 100%

Who owns the recording?
Who can release it?
How is money split?

Your agreement

SONG COLLABORATION AGREEMENT & SPLIT SHEET

Song: (untitled)
Date: 2026-09-14

Collaborators and shares of the song (words and music):
Total: 0%

We agree that:
1. Each person above created the part described next to their name, and it is their own original work.
2. Nobody used anyone else's recording, sample, melody or lyrics without written permission, and nobody used an AI-generated or cloned voice.
3. The recording (the master) is owned in the same shares as the song above.
4. The song can only be released, distributed, licensed or used in a video, advert or film if everyone above agrees in writing.
5. Any money the song earns is split in the same shares listed above, after real costs that everyone agreed to.
6. Everyone must be credited by the name written above wherever the song appears.
7. If someone later wants to change these shares, the change only counts once everyone signs a new version of this sheet.
8. If there is a disagreement, we will try to settle it between ourselves first before involving anyone else.

Signed:

Made with Syryna (syryna.studio). This is a template, not legal advice.

Good to know

  • · This is a plain-English template, not legal advice. For big deals, ask a music lawyer.
  • · Fill it in on the day you finish the song, while everyone remembers who did what.
  • · Shares should add up to 100%. Equal splits are fine and avoid a lot of arguments.
  • · If someone is under 18, a parent or guardian should sign too.
  • · Everything on Syryna must be human-made and yours. See our copyright policy.