Spotify ISRC Finder & Lookup API
Find the ISRC code of any Spotify track from its link, URI or ID, or look up an ISRC to get the matching Spotify track. Each row has the ISRC, label, release date, popularity (0-100), exact play count and artists. Paste thousands of links in one run or call it as an API from Python, JavaScript or cURL to check a catalog, match royalty statements or fix metadata. Export to CSV, Excel or JSON.
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The International Standard Recording Code is a 12-character ID for one recording, such as USUG11904206. Labels and distributors use it to report streams and pay royalties.
Copy the song link in Spotify (Share, then Copy link), paste it into Spotify links and start the run. The isrc column of each row holds the code.
Yes. Paste the ISRC itself as an input. The run returns the matching Spotify track with its link, artists, album, label and play count. Codes Spotify doesn't have are skipped and free.
Yes. Paste them one per line or send them as a list through the API. Up to 10 are read at the same time, so a few thousand codes take minutes, not hours.
A recording can be on a single and an album. The run returns the most-played Spotify release of that exact ISRC.
Track name, artists, album, album type, release date, label, popularity (0-100), exact play count, duration, explicit flag, track and disc number, and the Spotify link.
No. There is no developer app, OAuth or Spotify login. You only need an Apify account; the free plan's monthly credit covers hundreds of lookups.
$0.004 per track plus $0.001 for the ISRC, so $5 per 1,000 tracks. There is no start fee, and links or codes that aren't found are free.
Yes. Use the Apify API or the Python and JavaScript clients with the actor epicscrapers/spotify-scraper and the same input. Results come back as JSON.
Yes. Turn on Track credits to add songwriters, producers and the full credits list to every track, for $0.002 more per track.