Start with a Facebook video or Reel, even without a song name. Paste its link or upload a saved video or audio file to search for a match.
Your Song Result
Your song title, artist, artwork and listening links will appear here.
Use the video’s audio to look for a song match, without typing a title or lyrics. Start with the link to the Facebook video or Reel containing the music.
Open the video or Reel you want to check and copy its link. Make sure it points to that specific video, not the creator’s profile or Page homepage.
Paste the link into the tool above and select Find Song. The tool analyzes the audio to look for a matching recording.
When a match appears, check the title and artist. Use an available listening link to compare the recording with the music you heard.
Using a saved clip: Upload your video or audio file instead of pasting a link.
Paste a link that points to one video or Reel. These formats work:
https://www.facebook.com/reel/REEL_IDhttps://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=VIDEO_IDhttps://www.facebook.com/PageName/videos/VIDEO_IDhttps://www.facebook.com/share/v/...https://m.facebook.com/reel/REEL_IDWhat won't work: profile pages, Page homepages, group homepages, the News Feed, and posts with only photos or text.
On many Reels, Facebook shows the song name at the bottom of the screen. Tap it to see the track and other Reels that use it. Check there first.
But you'll often see "Original audio" with the creator's name instead, especially when the music was added in another app, the clip was reposted from TikTok or Instagram, or the video is a regular Facebook video rather than a Reel. Regular videos usually have no music label at all.
In those cases, paste the link here. The finder works from the audio, not from the label.
The finder can only read videos that anyone can watch without signing in. Videos shared with friends only, or posted in a private group, will probably return a "could not be read" message. If you have a legitimate copy saved, upload it instead.
A link search may miss music that starts later in a long replay. If the song plays later, save a clip of that part and upload it.
Stories usually disappear after 24 hours, and their links may stop working. Save or screen-record the Story while it's available, then upload the clip.
If a friend shared someone else's video, open the original video and copy its link.
Find a song from a Facebook Reel and check the match against the original clip. This example shows the title and artist returned by our Facebook Reel music finder, alongside the source video and any available listening links.
Matched Recording
I Can't Wait
Bob Sinclar
The Reel caption names “I Can't Wait” featuring Kiesza. This search returned “I Can't Wait” by Bob Sinclar.
Check the Reel’s caption and comments for a song title or artist. Listen to any suggested recording and compare it with the clip. If the music is already clearly credited, you may not need a separate song search.
Open the link to check that it leads to the intended video, rather than a profile or Page homepage. If the link still cannot be read, try uploading a saved video or audio file containing the music.
Accessing the video and finding a matching recording are separate steps. A readable video does not guarantee a song match. Check that your input contains the music you intended to identify, or try another clip of the same recording.
A single match should not be treated as a complete soundtrack list. Compare the result with the section you wanted to identify. If it is a different song, upload a clip of the relevant section and try again.
You can identify one song for free. Additional searches are available to purchase as needed.
Not from the link. Videos in private groups can't be read without signing in. Upload a saved copy instead.
A link search may miss music that starts later in a long video. Save a clip of the part with the song and upload it.
Explore more ways to identify songs beyond Facebook videos and Reels. Find the music you heard using a video link.
Paste your Facebook video or Reel link, or upload a clip, to search for the song you heard.
