Paste a YouTube, TikTok, or Instagram link, upload an audio file, record with your mic, or hum the melody. This song detector names the track and artist in seconds — with links to Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, and Deezer.
What Is a Song Detector?
A song detector is a tool that identifies an unknown track from a sample of its audio. You feed the song detector a source — a video link, an uploaded audio file, a live microphone recording, or even your own humming — and it returns the song title, the artist, and links to play the track on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, and Deezer. This song detector uses acoustic fingerprinting, the same technique behind Shazam, to match your sample against a catalog of tens of millions of commercial recordings, and a typical lookup finishes in seconds. What sets this song detector apart from a phone app is where it works and what it accepts. Most people only know Shazam, which was built to listen through a microphone. But the song stuck in your head is usually already on a screen — under a TikTok voiceover, behind a YouTube vlog, or scoring an Instagram Reel. Instead of holding one phone up to another, you paste the link and let the song detector pull the audio directly. No link? Upload the file, record the room, or hum the hook. Four ways in, one clear answer out. Every match comes with the streaming links you need, so you can open the track, save it to a playlist, or share it without retyping the title into five apps. Sign in to use the song detector free — new accounts get bonus credits to start detecting right away.
Paste a YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, or X URL and the song detector pulls the audio itself — no need to play the clip out loud.
Already have the file? Drop in an MP3, WAV, M4A, or FLAC and the song detector reads it directly, no recording required.
Music playing nearby? Let the song detector listen through your microphone and name the track in seconds, just like Shazam.
No audio at all? Hum, whistle, or sing the hook and the song detector tries to match the tune against the catalog.
Every match the song detector finds opens on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, and Deezer — pick your platform without searching the title again.
No app, no download. Sign in and the song detector works on any device, with bonus credits for every new account.

Why this song detector
Shazam listens through your phone. Most web tools only take a file. This song detector accepts all four inputs — video link, upload, live mic, and humming — so you are never stuck because the audio is on the wrong device.
Identify the song in a muted YouTube video or a TikTok you can't play out loud — just paste the URL. Catch a track playing across the café through the microphone. Or hum the one melody you can't shake. Every path lands on the same clean result from the song detector: title, artist, and one-tap links to Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, and Deezer.
After the match
A song detector is only useful if you can act on the answer. This one hands you the streaming links the moment it finds a match.
No more screenshotting lyrics and Googling them, or typing a half-heard title into app after app. The song detector shows the cover art, the artist, and buttons straight to Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, and Deezer. Tap the platform you already pay for, save the track to a playlist, and move on.

Detect any song with the song detector in four simple steps.
Paste a video link, upload an audio file, start a mic recording, or hum the melody — whichever source you have, the song detector accepts it.
Hit detect and the tool grabs a short segment of the audio, builds an acoustic fingerprint, and searches the catalog of known recordings.
In a few seconds the song detector returns the title, artist, and cover art, plus links to hear it on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, and Deezer.
Tap through the streaming links the song detector found to play the full track, add it to a playlist, or share it with a friend.
Everything you might want to know before using it.
For clearly recorded commercial music the song detector matches at very high accuracy, because acoustic fingerprinting locks onto the exact recording. Accuracy drops on heavy background noise, live covers, and humming, where the audio no longer matches the studio master. A clean 10–20 second sample gives the best result.
Yes. Sign in and you can detect songs free, and every new account gets bonus credits to begin with. There's no app to buy and no subscription — create an account and start detecting with the song detector right away.
Paste a link from YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, or X and the song detector fetches the audio for you. You can also skip links and upload a local file, record from your microphone, or hum the melody instead.
Free detection needs a quick sign-in — that's how new accounts receive their bonus credits and how your matches stay saved to your history. It takes a moment and no credit card is involved.
Yes. With no recording at all, hum, whistle, or sing the hook and the song detector will try to match the melody. Humming is harder than fingerprinting a real recording, so it works best on well-known tracks sung close to the tune.
Link, file, microphone, or a few hummed notes — this song detector names the track and artist in seconds, then hands you the links to play it anywhere. Free to start, with bonus credits on sign-up.