Find a Song From Any Video — Paste the Link
Paste the link of any public video from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, or X. Link to Song reads the video, identifies the music playing in it, and shows the song title, artist, and where to listen. No download, no app, and no second phone held up to the speaker.
No match, no credit used.
Videos you can identify
- TikTok videos, including vm.tiktok.com and vt.tiktok.com share links.
- Instagram Reels and video posts.
- YouTube videos and Shorts, including youtu.be links.
- Facebook Reels, videos, and fb.watch links.
- X (Twitter) posts with video.
How to identify a song from a video
- Open the video and use Share → Copy link.
- Paste the link into the box at the top of this page.
- Get the song title and artist, with other versions and close alternatives when the audio could be more than one recording.
What you get back
- The most likely song, with title, artist, and artwork when available.
- Other versions of the same song, such as the original and a sped-up or cover version.
- Up to three other possible songs when the match is not clear-cut.
- Links to Spotify, Deezer, or YouTube, or search links with the song filled in.
Common questions
Yes. Paste the public link; the video is read online and nothing is downloaded to your device.
No. Link to Song works from video links on the five supported platforms. It does not accept file uploads.
No credit is used. The most common reasons are audio the creator made themselves, heavy talking over the music, or a private or deleted video.
Signing up with Google gives you one free identification. After that, a one-time $1.90 pack adds 10 identifications with no subscription, and only a successful song match uses a credit.
Heard it in a video? Start with the link.
$1.90 for 10 identifications · one-time purchase · credits never expire