Hum to Search: Find a Song by Humming
A tune stuck in your head? Hum or sing the chorus without background music. Hum to search looks for possible songs from the melody, even when you do not know the words.
For the tune you rememberHum, record, or upload audio to find the song title and artist.
Give the song guesser a clip or melody to work with. Sign in for 10 free credits for your first search, then choose an audio clip, live music, or a tune you can hum.
MP3, WAV, or another audio format your browser can play.
Up to 10 MB · At least 10 secondsChecking search availability…
New accounts get 10 free credits for a first search. Sign-in required; additional searches use credits.
Microphone access is only requested when you choose to record.
Please submit only audio you have permission to use. Terms of service and Privacy policy.
What song is this? Start with your best clue. Our music finder lets you search a song from your own voice or the original recording.
A tune stuck in your head? Hum or sing the chorus without background music. Hum to search looks for possible songs from the melody, even when you do not know the words.
For the tune you rememberHear something you like in a café, on the radio, or on TV? Let the music finder hear a clear part of the song. Keep your microphone close to the speaker and away from conversation.
Song recognizer for music playing nearbyHave a saved clip with no title? Upload it to the song guesser. Choose original music or humming to match your file, then check the song name and artist in the results.
For the clip you savedTrying to guess the song from a few notes? Use this song guesser to look for a match from sound. Song Finder compares your clip with existing music and shows possible titles. Listen to an available preview or open a listening link to check the result. A noisy clip, a different arrangement, or a song missing from the catalog can make a match harder to find.
Music finder tipsNew accounts receive 10 free credits for a first search. Each completed search uses 10 credits, including no-match results. Technical failures do not use credits. After your first search, extra searches require credits.
See song finder pricingThree steps from “what song is this?” to a possible match. You do not need the title, artist, or lyrics to use the song guesser.
Use Upload for a saved clip, Record for music you can hear, or Hum or sing for the tune in your head. Choose hum to search when you only remember the melody.
Record about 15 seconds. For uploads, choose an audio file at least 10 seconds long and under 10 MB. A clear chorus gives the song guesser more to work with.
Check the title and artist returned by the song recognizer. Hum to search may return several possible songs. Play an available preview to hear which one matches your tune.
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I like being able to upload a clip without installing another app. Checking the artist and listening to the preview makes it easier to decide whether it’s the song I had in mind.

I tend to remember the tune and forget every word. Having a hum to search option feels much more natural than trying to describe a melody in a search box.

I only look up songs now and then, so I like the one-time credits. The free first search is a useful way to try it before deciding whether I need more.

The choice between original music and humming is easy to understand. I also appreciate the reminder to check the version—a familiar chorus doesn’t always mean the same recording.

Being able to listen to my clip before searching is a nice touch. It gives me a chance to catch background noise or record the melody again while it’s still fresh in my head.

A song guesser is most useful to me when I can check the answer for myself. I like having possible titles and a listening link as a starting point for finding the right track.

Free first search · One-time credit packs
Start with 10 free credits for your first search when you create an account. Need to find more songs? Choose a one-time pack for humming or original audio.
No subscription or automatic renewalStarter pack
$5.00USD · one time
$1.00 per completed search
A small pack for occasional song searches.
One-time purchase. No recurring payments.
Regular pack
$10.00USD · one time
$1.00 per completed search
More searches ready for your next melody.
One-time purchase. No recurring payments.
Questions? support@songfinder.art
Get more from the song guesser: how to search a song, use hum to search, and check a possible match.
Yes. To guess the song from a tune you remember, choose Hum or sing in the song guesser. If the music is playing nearby, choose Record; for a saved audio clip, choose Upload. The music finder does not need a typed title, artist name, or lyrics.
Choose Hum or sing in the song guesser and hum the main melody for about 15 seconds. Try the chorus in a quiet room without the original track playing. Hum to search may return several possible songs, so listen to an available preview to check the tune.
Sign in to receive 10 free credits for your first search. Recording, uploading, and searching require an account. Each completed search uses 10 credits. Once you have used the free search, you can buy a one-time credit pack; there is no subscription.
A completed search uses 10 credits even when no song matches. Technical failures and invalid uploads do not use credits. Trying a different clip is a new search, so check your recording and selected mode before submitting again.
Give the song guesser about 15 seconds of a clear chorus or another recognizable section. The recorder stops automatically after 15 seconds. Uploaded audio must be at least 10 seconds long; the browser prepares a sample of up to 20 seconds. One note or a short beat usually gives the song recognizer too little to work with.
Choose an audio file under 10 MB with at least 10 seconds of sound. MP3 or WAV is a good starting point; other formats depend on your browser. Tell the music finder whether the clip contains original music or humming. Video files are not supported.
Yes. The music finder runs in a supported phone or computer browser without an app or extension. You need an internet connection and an account. For recording, allow microphone access; if recording is unavailable, try uploading a compatible audio file.
Allow microphone access for this site in your browser settings, then check that the correct microphone is selected and working. Close any app that may be using it and try again. You can also upload a saved clip. If the page says recognition is unavailable, the service itself may be unavailable; microphone permission will not fix that.
Background noise, an unclear melody, or a track missing from the catalog can prevent a match. Use hum to search for your voice and Record for original music. To help it guess the song, try a clearer part of the chorus and compare any available preview. A song guesser cannot guarantee a match for every clip.
It may find a match, but a changed arrangement, live performance, or heavily edited clip can be harder to recognize. The result may point to the original song rather than the exact version you heard. Check the artist and listen before accepting a match.
No. This music finder currently accepts microphone recordings and audio uploads, not video links. To search a song from a clip, use an audio file you have permission to submit. The site does not download music from social platforms.
Your browser prepares the clip and sends it to a third-party recognition service when you submit a search. The app does not permanently store raw search audio. The provider processes the sample under its own terms; see our Privacy Policy for more information.
No. Song Finder at www.songfinder.art is an independent music finder and is not affiliated with AHA Music. This site supports audio uploads, microphone recordings, and hum to search. If you are comparing it with AHA Music, check each site’s current input options, account requirements, and prices.
Stop trying to guess the song from memory. Use the music finder with a clear clip, or hum to search for the tune in your head. Your first search is free after sign-in.