Find a Song From an X (Twitter) Video
Use this Twitter song finder to look up the music in a public X post that has a video: paste its link below. When the audio matches a known track you get the title, artist and listening links. Only a successful match uses a credit.
Not found? You’re not charged.
Works best with public posts that have a video
0 credits · 10 for $9.99
Demo only: fictional song, generated audio, no identification or credit used.
Waiting for a link…
Paste the link of an X post with a video and tap Find Song. Want a peek first? Tap “View demo result” for a fictional example, with no lookup or charge.
How to find the song
Copy the post link
On X open the post with the video, tap the Share icon, then Copy link. In a browser you can copy the address bar instead.
Paste it above
Paste an x.com or twitter.com link ending in /status/ and a number. Extra parts such as tracking parameters are ignored.
Check the match
If the audio matches a known track you see the title and artist with links to listen. If not, nothing is charged.
Which X links work
Posts from public accounts that contain an uploaded video.
- Post links: x.com/…/status/… and twitter.com/…/status/…
- Links copied from the app with Share, then Copy link
- Public accounts that anyone can open without logging in
- Not supported: t.co short links, profiles, search pages, Spaces and live broadcasts
When an X lookup does not find a song
The Twitter song finder can come back empty for one of these reasons. You are not charged when there is no match.
- The post has no video, only photos, text or a link, so there is no audio to listen to.
- The account is protected or the post was removed, so its video is not reachable.
- The video is a live or fan recording, a remix, a cover or sped-up audio that is not in the recognition catalog.
- Speech, crowd noise or a voice-over covers the music for most of the video.
- The video uses the creator’s own sound or a royalty-free track that the recognition catalog does not cover.
Twitter song finder FAQ
A Twitter song finder identifies the music in a video posted on X (formerly Twitter) from the post link. Paste the link of a public post into this Twitter song finder and it shows the song title, artist and listening links when it finds a match.
Use the Twitter song finder at the top of this page: copy the link of the post, paste it into the box and tap Find Song. If the audio matches a known track, you get its title, artist and links to listen. The post text or replies sometimes name the song too, so it is worth a quick look first.
Yes. Links on x.com and twitter.com both work, with or without extra parts such as ?s=20. A t.co short link does not: open it first and copy the address of the post you land on.
The lookup uses the first video in the post. To check another one, share the link of a post that holds only that video.
No. The lookup works from the post link and cannot start at a moment you choose. A song that plays for only a few seconds may come back as no match.
Posts from protected accounts, removed posts and posts without a video can’t be read from a link. Open the link in a private browser window: if X asks you to log in or says the post doesn’t exist, the lookup can’t reach it either.
No. A credit is used only when a song is found. No match, an unavailable video or an error on our side is free, and you can edit the link and try again.
Videos on X are often live clips, fan recordings or edits with a voice-over, which are harder to match than the released song. No match is free, so you can try another video that uses the same track.
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