Shazam alternatives for video links: which tool should you use?
Choose between Shazam, AHA Music and FindTunes based on where your music is playing. An honest guide from the FindTunes team.
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Start with a public video link, or upload a clip.
See the song name and artist when a song is identified.
Listen on Spotify or Apple Music when a link is available.
Choose between Shazam, AHA Music and FindTunes based on where your music is playing. An honest guide from the FindTunes team.
Check the audio label, search a Reel link, and find the right part when talking covers the music.
An original-sound label is not always a song title. Here is how to track down the music behind it.
Try a video link from your favorite app. If the link cannot be opened, upload the clip instead.
Try a YouTube link, social video link, or direct video file. Some sites block access; upload the clip or record the music if a link cannot be opened.
Upload MP4, MOV, or WEBM videos up to 100MB.
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Find a song's name, artist, cover art, and music links when available. Accepted searches use a starter credit even if no song is found. Purchased credits are restored when a search fails or finds no song.
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The music might be too quiet, covered by talking, or not in the catalog yet. Try picking the clearest part of the video.
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