Twitter (X) Song Finder

Find the music in any Twitter or X video by its link. Paste the post URL and get the song name and artist in seconds.

No link? Upload the video

Free · No app · No sign-up for your first search

Search by link

Works with x.com and twitter.com post links. Nothing to download.

Edits, clips and memes

Fan edits, sports clips and reposted videos: if the song was released, it can be found.

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 Twitter video

Three taps from X to the song name.

Step 1
Tap the share icon

Under the post, tap the share icon on the right, the one with the arrow pointing up.

On a computer, click the same icon under the post, or copy the address from your browser’s address bar.
Step 2
Tap Copy link

It’s the first option in the menu. The link looks like x.com/name/status/…, and older twitter.com links work too.
Step 3
Paste it here and tap Find song

Come back to this page, paste the link in the box at the top and tap Find song. You’ll see the song name, the artist, a short preview and links to Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube.

Why Twitter videos rarely show the song

X doesn’t label the music in videos. The song is only named if the person who posted it wrote it down, or if someone asked in the replies.

For popular posts, a look at the replies can be enough. For everything else, paste the post link here: the song is found from the audio of the video.

Posts that can’t be read from a link

A few kinds of posts need a screen recording instead:

Protected accounts. Posts from private accounts have no public video. Record your screen while it plays and upload the recording.
Posts that ask you to sign in. If the video only opens when you’re signed in, the link won’t work here. Record your screen instead.
Talking over the music. Pick a part of the video where the music plays clearly, and record or set that part.

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