How do I find the full song from a short clip link?
Paste the link of the video that plays the clip. Link to Song identifies the recording behind the few seconds you heard and returns the song title, artist, and links where you can play the full track. You do not need to download the video or hold your phone up to another speaker.
No match, no credit used.
Why a short clip is enough
Social videos usually use a 10–30 second slice of a song, often the chorus or a drop. Music recognition compares the audio in the video with a catalog of released recordings, so a clear slice of the original track is often enough to name the song.
Once the song is identified, the full version is wherever the song is published: the result links to Spotify, Deezer, or YouTube when those links are available, and otherwise gives you search links with the title and artist filled in.
Steps
- Open the video and use Share → Copy link.
- Paste the link into the finder at the top of this page.
- Open the song in the result to play the full track.
When the clip is harder to match
- Heavy speed or pitch changes, mashups, or loud voiceover over the music.
- Audio the creator made themselves, or songs that are not released yet.
- Private, deleted, or region-restricted videos that cannot be read.
A no-match result does not use a credit, so you can try the original post or another upload of the same sound.
Common questions
Heard it in a video? Start with the link.
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