TikTok Song Finder

Find the song from any TikTok video by its link. Paste the TikTok URL and get the song name and artist in seconds, free and online.

No link? Upload the video

Search by link

Paste the TikTok URL. No need to download the video or play it out loud.

Finds “original sound” songs

We listen to the audio, not the sound name, so the real song behind an original sound comes up.

Open it on Spotify

Get the song name with links to Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube, plus a short preview.

How it works

How to find a song from a TikTok video

Three taps from TikTok to the song name.

Step 1
Tap the Share arrow

Open the TikTok with the song. On the right side of the video you’ll see a column of buttons: the profile picture, the heart, comments, bookmark and, under them, the Share arrow. Tap it.

On a computer it’s even easier: click in your browser’s address bar and copy the address of the video.
Step 2
Tap Copy link

A menu opens at the bottom of the screen. In the row of round icons, tap Copy link. Nothing is posted or sent to anyone, the link is just copied to your phone.

The link looks like vt.tiktok.com/… or tiktok.com/@name/video/…, both work.

Tip: No Copy link in the menu? Some creators turn off sharing. Save the video or record your screen while it plays, then use Upload the video.
Step 3
Paste it here and tap Find song

Come back to this page, tap the box at the top, paste the link and tap Find song. After a few seconds you get the song name, the artist, a short preview and links to Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube.

Tip: If the song only starts later in the video, open Options in the finder and set the second where it starts.

How to find a TikTok song on Spotify, and why some aren’t there

The quickest route is TikTok’s own sound page. Tap the spinning record at the bottom right of the video. If the sound is a licensed song, the page shows the title and the artist, and usually an Add song button that saves it to Spotify, Apple Music or Amazon Music in one tap.

If the page says “original sound”, paste the TikTok link at the top of this page instead. The result has a Spotify button that opens the exact track.

Some TikTok songs really aren’t on Spotify, usually for one of these reasons:

Teasers of unreleased songs. Artists often test a chorus on TikTok weeks before the release. Follow the artist: the song lands on Spotify on release day.
Fan-made sped-up and slowed edits. The viral version is often an edit made by a fan. The original is on Spotify, and when an edit goes viral an official version often follows, so search the title plus “sped up” or “slowed”.
Mashups and DJ edits. Two songs mixed together by a creator only exist on TikTok. Search different parts of the video to find each song.

Shazam or a TikTok song finder by link?

Both recognize a song from its sound. The difference is how the sound reaches them.

Shazam listens through the microphone. The TikTok has to play out loud next to another phone, so it doesn’t work with headphones on (except with Music Recognition on an iPhone), and it can’t use a link someone sent you.

A song finder by link gets the sound straight from the TikTok. Nothing has to play, it works with headphones on and on the same phone, and a link from a friend is enough.

For a song playing in a shop or a car, use Shazam or the Listen button in our finder. For a TikTok you’re watching, the link is faster.

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