7 Taylor Swift songs to make in Infinite Craft

It seems like, no matter what you’re doing, you can’t escape Taylor Swift these days. Whether you’re scrolling through social media, looking for a quick watch, or strolling down the street, there she is. Perhaps it’s no surprise then that she’s also in demand on Infinite Craft.

There’s even a community of Swifties on Discord and Reddit on a mission to find every single song the pop powerhouse has released, and they’re doing incredibly well. They’ve dozens of her songs, some of them still puzzling (how on earth do you get “with spaces” on Infinite Craft?), but regardless, the effort is astonishing.

So yes, technically, it’s possible to get most of, if not all, of Taylor Swift’s discography in Infinite Craft, but some are definitely easier to manage than others. With that said, I’ve got an easier sampling here of how to make Taylor Swift songs in Infinite Craft out of more basic word combinations. Just make sure you know how to make Taylor Swift in Infinite Craft before proceeding.

1. Shake it Off

One of the easiest Taylor Swift songs to create in Infinite Craft is ‘Love Story’. The only thing you need to worry about for this one is making Taylor herself. Once you’ve done that, simply make Dust, which you get by combining the following words:

• Earth + Wind = Dust

Once you’ve made Dust, combine it with Taylor Swift to get ‘Shake it Off’.

2. Blank Space

To make ‘Blank Space’ in Infinite Craft, you’ll need to combine Taylor Swift and Snow. It’s a few more steps, but still another easy one. To make snow, use these words:

Once you’ve got Snow, you can add it to Taylor Swift for her song, ‘Blank Space’.

3. Bad Blood

To get ‘Bad Blood’ in Infinite Craft, you rather predictably need to make Blood first, which isn’t too complicated:

Once you’ve got Blood, simply combine it with Taylor Swift to get ‘Bad Blood’.

4. Anti-Hero

Unless you were living under a rock in the Summer of 2022, you couldn’t escape this hit from Taylor’s tenth studio album, Midnights. To get ‘Anti-Hero’, you’ll need the two main ingredients of any comic book — a Hero and a Villain.

The Hero is technically only used to make the Villain, but you’ll need to make it first:

Hero	Villain
Water + Fire = Steam Water + Earth = Plant Earth + Earth = Mountain Fire + Steam = Engine Wind + Plant = Dandelion Engine + Dandelion = Helicopter Mountain + Helicopter = Rescue Helicopter + Rescue = Hero	Wind + Wind = Tornado Tornado + Water = Tsunami Tsunami + Tornado = Destruction Earth + Water = Plant Plant + Wind = Dandelion Dandelion + Water = Wine Wine + Water = Holy Water Destruction + Holy Water = Evil Evil + Hero = Villain

Once you’ve managed to make Villain, simply add Villain and Taylor Swift together in order to get ‘Anti-Hero’.

5. Love Story

This classic Taylor Swift song, and a favorite of men wanting to propose to the Swiftie future wives everywhere, can be created by combining Taylor Swift and most royal-based things.  The easiest way is to combine Taylor Swift with King, though. 

To get King in Infinite Craft, follow this recipe:

Once you’ve made King, simply combine it with Taylor Swift to get ‘Love Story’.

6. 22

There is an easier recipe to make ‘22’ than the one I’m going to detail below, but it involves some very questionable steps that I’m not comfortable listing here. This method is convoluted, to say the least, involving a long recipe to make Seven:

Step one: Number 1

Number	Jesus
Earth + Water = Plant Plant + Wind = Dandelion Dandelion + Water = Wine Wine + Water = Holy Water Fire + Holy Water = Vampire Earth + Wind = Dust Dust + Fire = Ash Ash + Water = Puddle Puddle + Puddle = Pond Fire + Pond = Soup Soup + Vampire = Count Count + Count = Number	Earth + Water = Plant Plant + Wind = Dandelion Dandelion + Water = Wine Wine + Water = Holy Water Fire + Water = Steam Steam + Steam = Cloud Cloud + Fire = Lightning Lightning + Holy Water = Jesus

Step two: Seven

Combine these two together to get the number 1. Once you’ve got that, it’s time to do some basic math:

Now that you’ve got Seven, you can combine it with Taylor Swift for some questionable maths, resulting in ‘22’

7. Teardrops on my Guitar

This one is a bit of a challenge, but it can be done in a few stages. To eventually get this recipe, you’ll need two things – Taylor Swift and Prequel, but Prequel itself is not easy to get and should be broken down into a few steps.

Step one: Reboot

Crash	System
Step 1: Crash Earth + Water = Plant Fire + Water = Steam Fire + Steam = Engine Engine + Plant = Car Car + Fire = Crash	Earth + Wind = Dust Dust + Earth = Planet Fire + Planet = Sun Engine + Sun = Solar Planet + Solar = System

Once you’ve got these two, combine Crash and System to make Reboot. 

Step two: Movie

Now you need to make Movie, which has many different combinations, but this was the easiest one I could figure out:

Light	Popcorn
Fire + Water = Steam Fire + Steam = Engine Engine + Wind = Windmill Windmill + Wind = Electricity Earth + Water = Plant Earth + Steam = Mud Fire + Mud = Brick Plant + Plant = Tree Brick + Tree = House House + Electricity = Light	Earth + Wind = Dust Dust + Earth = Planet Earth + Water = Plant Plant + Wind = Dandelion Dandelion + Water = Wine Wind + Wine = Balloon Dust + Dust = Sand Sand + Steam = Glass Plant + Plant = Tree Tree + Wind = Leaf Leaf + Glass = Window Balloon + Window = Pop Planet + Pop = Popcorn

Step three: Opposite

Once you’ve got these two, combine them to make Movie, then combine Movie and Reboot to get Sequel. Now we need to make Opposite, which is done using the following two things:

Dust Bunny	Yin Yang
Earth + Water = Plant Plant + Wind = Dandelion Earth + Wind = Dust Wind + Wind = Tornado Dust + Tornado = Dust Storm Dust Storm + Dandelion = Dust Bunny	Earth + Water = Plant Plant + Water = Swamp Fire + Swamp = Dragon Earth + Wind = Dust Dust + Fire = Ash Ash + Fire = Phoenix Phoenix + Dragon = Yin Yang

Now combine these to create Opposite, then add Opposite to Sequel to result in Prequel. After this long journey, you’re now free to add Prequel to Taylor Swift for the resulting ‘Teardrops on my Guitar’ in Infinite Craft. Phew.