MUSIC TOOLKIT

Find, understand, and check your music

Identify an unknown song, discover related tracks, measure BPM and key, analyze musical character, or run a private technical mix check.

Audio Song FinderUpload a short audio recording and identify the track.Hum Song FinderRecord the melody when the words are gone.Lyrics Song FinderSearch with the lyric fragment you remember.Song Description SearchDescribe the voice, era, style, or scene.Video Song FinderUpload an MP4 clip to identify its background music.BPM & Key FinderEstimate tempo and musical key from an audio file.BPM TapperTap along to calculate a song’s tempo instantly.Music AnalyzerExplore energy, mood, tone, dynamics, and structure.Similar Song FinderDiscover related tracks from a song or music link.Mix CheckerCheck clipping, levels, dynamics, and stereo phase.

CHOOSE YOUR METHOD

Which way of searching fits your clue?

Start with the strongest clue you have. A recording is usually more specific than a hummed tune, a tune more specific than a lyric fragment, and a lyric more specific than a general description. The table compares what each method needs and where it tends to fail.

Method	What you provide	Best when	Main limitation	Cost
Audio	A recording of the song, ideally 10–15 seconds of the chorus	Music playing now or saved in a file	Speech and noise over the music; covers and remixes	3 credits on a match
Video	An MP4 or WebM clip under 5 MB	Background music in a short video	Dialogue mixed over the music; edited speed or pitch	3 credits on a match
Humming	Your own hum of the melody, up to 20 seconds	A remembered tune with no words and no recording	Unsteady pitch or timing; short fragments shared by many songs	3 credits on a match
Lyrics	A fragment of the words, even approximate	A distinctive line you remember	Common phrases and misheard words	3 credits on a match
Description	Voice, era, genre, instruments, scene and source	When there is no sound and no words	Least exact; results are leads to check	3 credits on a match

Searches that return no result are refunded automatically. Read the step-by-step guide to identifying an unknown song if you are not sure which clue to start with.

Choose the tool for the job

To identify an unknown track, start with actual audio, a video, humming, lyrics, or a description. To understand a known file, use BPM & Key Finder, Music Analyzer, or Mix Checker; those tools process audio locally and never upload it.

BPM Tapper measures your taps without a file. Similar Song Finder resolves a known track against public catalog and community genre data, then returns related candidates with listening links.