For Yoto Make Your Own cards
Add audio to your Yoto card from your phone. In under a minute.
A downloaded MP3, a voice memo from Grandma, a few songs you already own — share it to Quick MYO and it lands on the right Make Your Own card. No desktop. No spreadsheet of tracks. Existing tracks stay exactly where they are.
Free for one card. Works with the Yoto account you already have.
How it works
- Sign in with Yoto. Quick MYO uses Yoto's official sign-in; we never see your password.
- Pick a card. Choose an existing Make Your Own card — Bedtime, Grandma Stories, Road Trip — and whether new audio goes to the top or the bottom.
- Share audio to it. From Files, Voice Memos, WhatsApp, Mail, or any app: tap Share → Quick MYO. Done.
Built for the moment audio shows up
Additive by design
Quick Share only ever adds tracks. It never reorders, renames, or deletes what's already on the card.
Receipts and Undo
Every change produces a receipt showing exactly what was added. Changed your mind? Undo it.
Drag to reorder
Open a card in the app and drag tracks into order with your thumb. Save when it looks right.
Tidy titles and icons
Plus cleans up "track_07_final_v2.mp3" into a real title and suggests matching icons.
Guides
- How to make your own Yoto card (step by step) — A parent's guide to Yoto Make Your Own cards: what you need, how to upload audio and add icons, link a blank card, and update it later from your phone.
- How to add an MP3 to a Yoto card from your phone — Three ways to get an MP3 or audio file from your iPhone or Android onto an existing Yoto Make Your Own card — including one that takes two taps.
- How to put a voice memo on a Yoto card — Record a story or message in Voice Memos and get it onto a Yoto Make Your Own card — from an iPhone or Android, without a computer.
Stop waiting for the laptop
Update your Yoto Make Your Own cards from wherever you are.