Fill in a split sheet and print it

This is an original split sheet worksheet for songs. You type the song title, the writers, the roles, and the shares you agreed on, then print it. It is not a court form, a performing rights organization form, or a Copyright Office form, and it does not register the song.

This is an original split sheet worksheet for songs. You type the song title, the writers, the roles, and the shares you agreed on, then print it. It is not a court form, a performing rights organization form, or a Copyright Office form, and it does not register the song.

How to use it

To create a split sheet, enter the song title, add each writer, list the roles, and record the shares you agreed to. Then check that the total matches your agreement before you print it.

If you want background first, see what a split sheet is or read about how writers divide shares.

What to leave blank

Do not invent a share if you have not agreed on one. If the split is not clear, ask a music lawyer before you rely on the worksheet.

What it is not

This worksheet is not a registration and it is not a performing rights signup. Copyright can exist automatically in an original work once it is fixed in a tangible medium, but registration is separate.

You can also review split sheet features or join the waitlist if you want to use the app later.

Next reading

Start with what a split sheet is, then read how writers divide shares to understand the basics before you fill in the page.

Not legal advice. Splitline does not grant a license, clear a sample, or pay royalties.