Free AI Music Tag Generator
Find the Right Tags for Your Song
Stop guessing how to describe your music. Upload your track and Song DNA turns its sound, mood, and story into editable descriptive metadata you can use for discovery, promotion, pitching, and your public song page.
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Analyze My Song FreeWhat you receive
Musicians often know what they created but struggle to explain it clearly to listeners, curators, music supervisors, and search systems. Song DNA listens to the track and creates a structured discovery profile showing how the song sounds, feels, and could be positioned.
Sound identity
Primary genre, secondary genre, BPM, key, and overall sonic direction.
Mood and story
Core moods, overall vibe, emotional impact, central theme, and emotional journey.
Discovery Tags
Editable terms for a Tunepage, EPK, website, Bandcamp page, music library, or public song page.
Potential Marketing Angles
Potential playlist categories, sync-use scenarios, content directions, fan contexts, and campaign ideas.
Sonic References
Comparable sonic or thematic references with a reason for each match.
Search-ready content
A short description, search summary, visible discovery tags, FAQs, and optional public song page.
Example Song DNA tags
Illustrative sample — not a guaranteed outcome for your track.
- Primary genre
- Dark Pop
- Secondary genre
- Cinematic Pop
- BPM / key
- 112 BPM / A Minor
- Mood
- Powerful, determined, dramatic
- Vibe
- Anthemic, driving, inspirational
- Theme
- Self-discovery, resilience, and personal transformation
- Listening contexts
- Training, major life moments, reflection, motivation
- Playlist pitch angles
- Dark pop, empowerment, cinematic motivation
- Potential sync uses
- Drama trailer, sports documentary, automotive campaign
- Sonic references
- Cinematic production, emotional vocals, empowerment themes
Analyze your song
Same Song DNA engine as tunepact.com/song-dna. Upload an MP3 to get your free preview.
Upload your track to receive an AI-assisted analysis. Review and edit every result before using or publishing it.
Hey, I'm Toni. Drop your track and I'll show you what it is, who it's for, and how to grow it.
Your song stays private. Nothing is published or shared unless you choose to create a public Song DNA page.
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How to use the result
Tunepage & website
Paste reviewed Discovery Tags and your short description into your bio link and release pages.
EPK & pitches
Use genre, mood, and pitch angles when writing curator or industry outreach.
Bandcamp & libraries
Treat tags as editable suggestions — refine them before publishing a release.
How it works
Upload your track
Drop an MP3 into the Song DNA analyzer on this page — same engine as tunepact.com/song-dna.
Review your Song DNA
See genre, mood, vibe, themes, discovery tags, and marketing angles in one report.
Save & continue in Tunepact
Create a free account to keep your analysis, edit results, and connect EPK, Tunepage, and planner tools.
Product limitations & trust
- Song DNA creates descriptive metadata and discovery content. It does not replace distributor, rights, publishing, or royalty metadata.
- Tunepact Toni uses AI and can make mistakes. Review and edit every result before using or publishing it.
- Playlist, sync, audience, and collaboration results are positioning ideas, not guaranteed opportunities or outcomes.
- Publishing a public song page is optional and never automatic.
FAQ
Quick answers to common questions
It analyzes a track and recommends descriptive labels such as genre, mood, vibe, tempo, theme, context, and possible creative uses. The musician should review and edit the result.
Not in the current scope. Song DNA generates descriptive and marketing information; it does not write metadata into an MP3, WAV, or FLAC file.
No. Those identifiers are managed through distributors, labels, or authorized registration processes.
Yes, as reviewed suggestions. Always edit tags to match how you want the release positioned.
No. It provides potential positioning and pitch angles, not guaranteed placement.
No. Publishing must be an explicit action, and private or unreleased tracks remain excluded from indexing by default.