Free Setlist
Maker

Yes — it's completely free and there's no signup. Build your setlist, print it, or save it as a PDF right from your browser. Your work is saved automatically on your device. If you want to sync the setlist to your whole band, get a shareable link, and use a lyrics teleprompter on stage, you can do that free in Bandloop.

Start with your strongest opener, add each song with its artist and length, then drag songs into the order that keeps your energy flowing — mixing tempos and keys so no two slow songs sit back to back. Add a 'set break' wherever you split into a second or third set. The maker keeps a running song count and total run time so you can hit your slot exactly.

A rough rule is about 4 songs per 15 minutes, or roughly 12–15 songs for a one-hour set once you account for banter and tuning. This tool shows your total run time as you build, so you can match it to the time you've been given — a 45-minute opener, a two-hour bar gig, or a Sunday worship set.

Yes. Click Print / PDF and use your browser's print dialog — choose your printer for a paper copy, or 'Save as PDF' as the destination to keep a digital copy or email it to your bandmates and the sound engineer.

Absolutely. Add each song and its key or arrangement in the title, use set breaks to separate the opening set, message, and response, and print a clean copy for every musician. In Bandloop you can also store each song's key per vocalist so the same song transposes to whoever is leading that week.