Hear a song in a social video and want the title? Paste a public link from TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, Facebook, or X. SongByLink analyzes its audio and returns the song, artist, cover art, and listening links — all in your browser.
Start free; 10 additional identifications cost $1.90 — no subscription and credits never expire
Paste a TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, Facebook Reels, or X (Twitter) link. Short links such as vm.tiktok.com and youtu.be work too.
Each identification uses 1 credit whether or not a match is found. Credits are refunded automatically if our service fails.
No app or second device required: paste a public video link and identify the song in three clear steps.
Copy the URL of any video from TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, Facebook Reels, or X. Open the video, tap the share button, and copy the link. That's all we need.
Our AI extracts the audio track from the video, takes a clean 15-second sample, and runs it through audio fingerprinting against a database of over 70 million songs.
Within 10–20 seconds you'll see the song title, artist, and album art — plus direct links to listen on Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, and Deezer.
SongByLink analyzes the audio stream in the link itself, rather than relying on microphone recording.
Create a free account and receive 3 song identifications straight away — no credit card required.
A single $1.90 credit pack unlocks 10 song identifications. Credits never expire, and there is no subscription — pay only when you need more.
Unlike Shazam or SoundHound, nothing to download or install. SongByLink works entirely in your browser on any device.
TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, Facebook Reels, and X — all supported in one place, including short links like vm.tiktok.com.
Because we fingerprint the original audio stream, moderately sped-up, slowed, or pitched versions still match back to the real song.
1 credit per identification, match or not. If our service fails — extraction error or system error — the credit is refunded automatically.
Our recognition is highly accurate for published music worldwide, but no identifier is perfect. The most common reasons a track can't be matched:
If the creator recorded their own music or voiceover, or the track was never officially released, there is no matching record in the database.
Songs that are heavily remixed, drastically sped up or slowed down, or layered under loud effects may differ too much from the original recording.
If the music plays only briefly, or talking and crowd noise drown it out, the audio sample may not be clean enough for a confident match.
The database covers 70+ million songs across all major genres and languages, but some very niche or regional tracks may not be indexed yet.
Everything you need to know about finding songs from video links.
Paste a public link from TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, Facebook, or X to find the song and artist. It is free to start, with nothing to install.