MelodySeek is an online AI tool for identifying song names from videos, with the goal of helping users find the song playing in a video within seconds. It requires no app installation and is used directly in the browser.
[Purpose] When users hear background music they like while watching videos on social platforms but do not know the song name, they can use MelodySeek to obtain track information starting from the video. Typical needs it addresses include: hearing a song whose name you cannot recall, wanting to use a popular song that everyone is using as background music for a video, and finding suitable music references for editing.
[Main Capabilities]
- Link recognition: Supports social video links from TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, Facebook Reels, Reddit, and others, which can be analyzed after pasting.
- File upload: Supports uploading local audio or video files, including MP3, OGG, WAV, MP4, MKV, AVI, and can be uploaded from mobile or desktop.
- Recording recognition: When there is no link or file, users can directly record a song clip with a microphone, and MelodySeek AI will try to recognize it. Supports mobile phones, tablets, and desktop devices.
- Speed and accuracy: The official statement says recognition usually takes no more than 10 seconds, and it performs well on short clips or low-quality recordings. Recognition is based on AI audio recognition technology.
- Result jump: After a song is recognized, users can open YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Music to listen to the full version, and can also download the audio for later video production.
- Result sharing: A share link is displayed below the song name; click it to copy and share with others.
- History: Each recognized song is automatically saved to the account and can be viewed on the History page; history is visible only to the user, and a song can be deleted from history.
- No pre-roll ads: The official statement says there is no need to watch ads or click additional pages before getting results.
- Video trimming: If a video has a lot of background noise or mixed audio, the built-in trimming tool can be used to select only the part that needs recognition; this feature is provided in the paid plan.
[How to Use] Step one, copy a video link from TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, or another supported platform and paste it into the input box; you can also upload a file or record directly. Step two, click Identify, and MelodySeek will analyze the video and return the song name within a few seconds. Step three, open the song in YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Music, download audio on demand.
[Use cases]
- Hearing a song in a video but not knowing its name, and wanting to find the song title and listen to the full version;
- Wanting to find the same or similar sounds for your own videos as those used in popular videos;
- Looking for music references for editing that match the visuals, mood, or rhythm;
- Needing to quickly extract music information from social platform videos.
[Pricing and limitations] MelodySeek offers one-time credit packs with pay-as-you-go pricing, with no monthly or annual subscription commitment. The officially listed credit pack information is as follows: about 100 song identifications, $0.030 per credit; about 200, $0.025/credit; about 500, $0.020/credit; about 1,000, $0.015/credit; about 2,000, $0.010/credit. Prices are in USD, and credits are added to the account after payment. Each identification consumes one credit, and some additional features may require more than one credit per use.
Regarding platform support, the official list currently includes TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and Facebook Reels; other platforms can be reported via the support email. Identification is mostly completed within 10 seconds, while larger or more complex files may take longer. If the identification result is wrong, a support ticket can be submitted, and the official team will review it. If a platform is not in the supported list, the official recommendation is to notify them via the support email.
Regarding the trimming feature, the specific rules for credit consumption, the support email address, account system details, and similar matters, the materials do not provide more detailed content.
