Paste a TikTok link and get the song title, artist and where to listen — even when the video only says “original sound”.
In the TikTok app tap Share, then Copy link. On desktop, copy the address from your browser. Short links (vm.tiktok.com) work too.
We fetch the video, take 12 seconds of its actual soundtrack and match the audio fingerprint against tens of millions of songs.
Get the title, artist, album and cover, play a preview, and open the song on Spotify, Apple Music or YouTube.
Creators often re-upload a real song as their own sound. We listen to the audio itself, so the track is usually found anyway.
Sped-up, slowed and lightly remixed versions of a released song are matched back to the original recording.
When TikTok names the sound, we show that label next to the song we heard — handy when the two disagree.
Everything runs in your browser. Your first song is free without signing up.
Open the video, tap Share → Copy link, then paste the link above. ClipMelody listens to the video's audio and names the song.
The uploader created their own sound from the clip instead of picking the track from TikTok's library. The music is still there, which is what we identify.
Yes — a photo slideshow's soundtrack is identified the same way. Paste its link like any other video.
We can only listen to public videos. If you saved the video, upload the file instead.
Your first song is free with no account. A free account adds a few more, and you're only ever charged a credit when we find a match.
Paste a TikTok link and press the arrow.
First song free · no app · no TikTok account