Fingerprint the actual recording
Audio recognition uses the sound itself instead of guessing from a filename or description. A clean chorus or instrumental hook usually gives the strongest signal.
AUDIO SONG FINDER
Identify a song from an audio clip
Upload a short recording or audio file to identify the music playing. Get likely track matches, artist details, confidence, previews, and listening links in your browser.
USE THE TOOL
Upload the clearest part of the song
● Searches require Google sign-in and use 3 credits only when a match is returned.
BUILT FOR THE CLUE YOU HAVE
Get a stronger match with the right input
Works with common files
Upload MP3, WAV, M4A, MP4, or WebM files up to 5 MB. Phone recordings, exported clips, and short screen recordings can all be useful inputs.
Verify before you decide
Review the artist, album, year, confidence, preview, and links to major listening platforms. Try another section when the first result is uncertain.
HOW IT WORKS
Three simple steps
- 01
Choose a recognizable section
Trim or select roughly 10–15 seconds where the music is louder than speech, crowd noise, or effects.
- 02
Upload and identify
Sign in, choose the clip, and run the song finder. The file is sent through an encrypted connection for recognition.
- 03
Listen to the likely match
Compare the returned preview and streaming links with the section you remember. Save or share the result when it is right.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Frequently asked questions
How long should an audio clip be?
A clear 10–15 second section is usually a useful target. The most recognizable part matters more than overall length.
Can I identify a song from a phone recording?
Yes. Record close to the speaker and reduce nearby speech or background noise whenever possible.
What happens to uploaded audio?
The clip is deleted after the recognition attempt. An automatic lifecycle removes abandoned uploads within 24 hours.