SongFinder identifies songs from uploaded files or live audio recordings and includes audio cleanup tools.
SongFinder
SongFinder identifies music from uploaded audio, media links, or live recordings in a browser.
About SongFinder
SongFinder is a browser-based song identification tool. Users can upload an audio file, paste a media URL, or record live sound to find a song's title and artist, with album context, artwork, confidence, and listening links where available. The site also offers browser audio tools for BPM and key detection, trimming, merging, editing, noise reduction, lyric search, mood search, and similar-song discovery. The homepage says the service is free and requires no account. Editing and analysis tools process audio locally in the browser, while song recognition sends the selected clip or media link to a recognition service; recognition uses up to three independent engines in sequence.
Key features
- Identify songs from uploaded audio, media URLs, or live microphone recordings.
- Supports MP3, WAV, FLAC, AAC, OGG, M4A, and some video files.
- Checks clips with up to three independent recognition engines in sequence.
- Returns song title, artist, album context, artwork, confidence, and listening links.
- Includes local browser tools for BPM, key, trimming, merging, editing, and noise reduction.
- Offers lyric finder, mood finder, and similar-song discovery.
Best for: Listeners, DJs, and producers who want quick browser-based song identification or related audio analysis without creating an account.
Good for
- No account, email, or credit card is required to use the online finder and browser tools.
- Recognition can try up to three independent engines automatically in sequence.
- Editing and analysis tools process audio locally in the browser; recognition sends only the selected clip or media link.
Watch out for
- Song recognition sends the selected clip or media link to a matching service.
- A match is not guaranteed; the source notes cases such as crowd noise, speed changes, voiceover, degraded audio, and remixes where fingerprints may fail.
SongFinder at a glance
- Website
- songfinder.dev
- Category
- Music & Audio › Music Tools
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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SongFinder FAQ
Is SongFinder free to use?
The homepage says yes. It states that the online song finder and browser audio tools can be used without an account or download, though some recognition inputs are sent to a matching service.
What audio formats are supported?
The upload area lists MP3, WAV, FLAC, MP4, M4A, and OGG. The FAQ also mentions AAC and video formats.
Does song recognition happen locally in the browser?
No. The homepage says editing and analysis tools process audio locally in the browser, while song recognition sends only the clip or media link you choose to the recognition service.
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