register my music
Royalties are a vital source of income for songwriters and composers. Register your work and you can make money from your music.
Start earning royalties
Did you know
Music streaming earns you mechanical and performance royalties
Creation to royalty collection
PRS exists to protect and grow the rights of its members, ensuring you're paid fairly for your creative work.
Discover new features
Share-splitting, user-friendly forms, customisable templates, mobile capability and live registration tracking.
Share splits
We've simplified the complexities of share splits with our new intuitive platform.
Performance
Mechanical
Registration forms
Our user-friendly and accessible forms cut through the paperwork clutter.
Mobile registration
The Register My Music tool is now fully mobile optimised, so you can register your works from anywhere.
Work templates
Streamline your music registration by using existing templates, designed to make the process quicker and more straight-forward for creators.
How it works
Explore the ease of registering your music with PRS in our quick, step-by-step video guide - simple, swift, secure.
Unlock your potential
Share-splitting, user-friendly forms, customisable templates, mobile capability and live registration tracking.
HOW TO
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FAQs
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Why do I need to register my music?
Registering your works with PRS means that you can get paid when your music is used. We can only distribute royalties for the use of works that have been registered.
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Who should register?
If you’re published, your publisher will often register your works for you, so check with them first. If you’re unpublished, you and any other cowriters will need to log in and register works individually. It’s important that all interested parties do this. Learn more about authorising your share splits in our help centre.
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What information do I need to register works?
To register, you’ll need to tell us the title of the work, who you wrote it with, the shares you’ve agreed with your cowriters and publishers, and – if you have it – information on ISRCs.
You can register and amend the work details of any writer or composer that you publish. If any of your writers also register, the system will tell us these duplicates have a possible match, so we can check and merge them when appropriate.
