Spotify UPC Finder & API
Find the UPC (EAN) barcode of any Spotify album, single or EP from its link, or look up a UPC to get the matching Spotify release. Each row has the UPC, label, release date, popularity and the full track list with every track's ISRC and play count. Check a whole catalog in one run, or call it as an API from Python, JavaScript or cURL for distribution, royalty and metadata checks.
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The Spotify Scraper: Artists, Tracks, Playlists, Podcasts Actor will start running based on the input automatically. You can also change all the input fields, like spotify links, ids, isrcs or upcs, to match your specific use case.
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The final output is delivered in JSON, CSV, or Excel format, ready to be plugged into your workflow. You can also run the "Spotify UPC Finder & API" task via API.
The Universal Product Code is the barcode of a release: an album, single or EP. Distributors assign it, and Spotify stores it with every release. EAN codes (13 digits) work too.
Copy the album link in Spotify (Share, then Copy link), paste it into Spotify links and start the run. The upc field of the album row holds the barcode.
Yes. Paste the UPC as an input and the run returns the Spotify album with its link, label, release date and tracks. Leading zeros may differ; both forms work.
Yes. With ISRC, UPC and label on (as in this task), every track in the album's track list gets its ISRC, popularity and exact play count.
No. It finds UPCs of music releases on Spotify only. For shop products, use a product barcode database instead.
Yes. Paste hundreds of album links or UPCs, one per line. Each release is one row with its full track list, ready for a spreadsheet or database.
No. No developer app, OAuth or Spotify login is needed. You only need an Apify account; the free plan's monthly credit covers your first lookups.
$0.004 per album plus $0.001 per UPC or ISRC found. A 12-track album with every track's ISRC costs $0.017. Releases that aren't found are free.
Yes. Use the Apify API or the Python and JavaScript clients with epicscrapers/spotify-scraper and the same input. Results come back as JSON.
Album type, artists, release date, label, copyright lines, track count, total play count and each track's name, number, duration and play count.