Is there a website where I can paste a link and it tells me the song?
Yes. Link to Song is built for exactly this: paste a public video link from TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube or Shorts, Facebook, or X, and it identifies the music in the video and shows the song title, artist, and listening links. There is no app to install and no file to upload.
No match, no credit used.
What you get back
- Song title and artist.
- Album and artwork when the catalog provides them.
- Links to Spotify, Deezer, or YouTube when available, or search links with the song filled in.
Links you can paste
- TikTok videos and share links (vm.tiktok.com, vt.tiktok.com, tiktok.com/t/…).
- Instagram Reels and video posts.
- YouTube videos and Shorts, including youtu.be links.
- Facebook Reels and videos, including share links.
- X (Twitter) posts with video.
Why paste a link instead of using a listening app
Listening apps need the sound to play out loud into a microphone, which means a second device and a quiet room. A link-based finder reads the public video directly, so it works on the same phone you are watching on.
Common questions
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.
Yes. Copy the link from the app's Share menu and paste it into the page in your mobile browser.
The video has to be public and still online. Profile pages, photo posts, playlists, and private or deleted videos cannot be read. Failed and no-match attempts do not use a credit.
No. Recognition matches against released music, so unreleased tracks and audio the creator made themselves will not return a song.
Heard it in a video? Start with the link.
$1.90 for 10 identifications · one-time purchase · credits never expire