Profile song
A profile song is a piece of audio attached to your page, reached from the red music button beside your name.
You can either upload an audio file from your device or pick one you already keep in a personal folder. A song you upload this way is stored in My Music, so it lives in your own folders like anything else — see Your content is in your own database. ⚠️ A profile song is not the same thing as a Voice Intro, which sits beside it in the profile editor: the voice intro is a short recording of you talking, the song is music that plays behind your page and can be set to loop while a visitor stays.
How to
- Put a song on your pageYou want music playing while someone is looking at your page.
What it can do
- Attach a song to your page, from a file on your device
- Or choose one you already keep in a personal folder
- Replace the song later, which leaves the original file in your folders untouched
Worth knowing
⭐ It loops, and that is the difference from Voice intro. The control says so — Loop while visitors stay — and it is on from the moment the song is set; there is no separate switch to turn it on. Verified on a real account: a 4-minute song reported loop true and played in full.
⭐ One song, deliberately. The panel says One song at a time — a curated favorites list is a separate feature, so setting a new one replaces the old one rather than adding to a playlist.
⚠️ A song chosen from your library is a reference, not a copy. On a walked account the player's source pointed at the file in the owner's own storage rather than at a duplicate — which is the same rule the rest of DatsMe follows, and it means deleting the original takes the song with it.
Who can see it
The song is part of your page, so who can hear it follows the whole-page setting in Settings under Privacy — see Who can see what.
Where to find it: /your-name