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♫ Free Music Metadata Tool

Find ISRC & UPC Codes
for Any Track

Decode ISRC codes, discover UPC barcodes, and search track metadata, all in one place.

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ISRC
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ISRC Lookup

Paste any ISRC code to instantly decode it and retrieve full track metadata including artist, album, and release date.

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UPC Barcode Finder

Find Single UPC barcodes for albums and singles. Copy codes instantly with one click for your distribution workflow.

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Search by Artist & Title

Don't know the ISRC? Search by artist name and track title to discover ISRC and UPC codes from multiple data sources.

How It Works

Three simple steps to find any track's metadata

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Enter ISRC or Search

Paste an ISRC code to decode it, or search by artist name and track title to discover codes.

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Choose Data Source

Select from Apple Music, Spotify, or MusicBrainz. Each source has different coverage and metadata.

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Copy & Use

Get ISRC, UPC, album info, and release date. Copy any code with one click for your workflow.

Data Sources

We aggregate metadata from the world's leading music platforms

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Apple Music

Apple's iTunes Search API provides free access to track metadata with excellent coverage across all genres and regions worldwide.

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Spotify

The most comprehensive ISRC database. Spotify's API returns accurate ISRC codes for millions of tracks across all catalogs.

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MusicBrainz

A free, open music encyclopedia with crowd-sourced metadata. Great for ISRC lookups with community-maintained data.

Free

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an ISRC code?
ISRC (International Standard Recording Code) is a 12-character alphanumeric code that uniquely identifies a sound recording. Format: CC-XXX-YY-NNNNN (Country code, Registrant code, Year, Designation number). Every commercial recording should have one.
What is a UPC code?
UPC (Universal Product Code) is a barcode used to identify physical products. In music, a Single UPC identifies an album or single release, while the ISRC identifies individual tracks within that release.
Why can't I find an ISRC for some tracks?
Not all tracks have ISRC codes in public databases. Indian and regional music may have limited coverage on free APIs. Spotify has the most comprehensive ISRC database but requires a Premium subscription for API access.
Which data source should I use?
For free access, start with Apple Music — it has good coverage for most tracks. If you need comprehensive ISRC data (especially for regional music), Spotify with Premium is the best option. MusicBrainz is great as a free fallback.
Is this tool free to use?
Yes, this tool is completely free. Apple Music and MusicBrainz lookups work without any account. Spotify lookups require the app owner to ha ve an active Premium subscription.