Your own labels on the cards
Put the film, series, country or festival on your cards, next to the artist and the year. Free, on every pack you create.
Sometimes the song is right but your game is about something else. In a soundtrack pack you guess the film, not the track. So you can name a field of your own and fill it in per card.
What the card looks like
Your label takes over the title line, with the real track in brackets behind it. Artist and year stay, so you can still play the normal way.
Without a label
John Williams
1993
Theme
With a label
John Williams
1993
Jurassic Park (Theme)
What people use it for
Film
Soundtracks: guess the film instead of the track.
Series
Series theme tunes, from The Crown to Game of Thrones.
Country
Eurovision or world music: guess the country.
Festival
Put on each card where you saw that band yourself.
How to set it up
- 1
Create a pack while logged in. Only a pack's creator can edit its labels.
- 2
Open your account, click the pack and choose "Add card labels".
- 3
Give the field a name, for example Film or Country, and pick an icon.
- 4
Fill in a value per card. Each row saves itself. For large packs you can download the CSV, fill it in a spreadsheet and upload it back.
- 5
When downloading or ordering, tick the box to print the labels.
Worth knowing
- • It is free. There is no charge for it.
- • Your labels belong to your pack. Hitify's song data does not change, and other packs are unaffected.
- • Is a year wrong? Use the correction option on the card instead. That is a different thing: it fixes the song data for everyone.