ISRC finder for Spotify tracks

An ISRC (International Standard Recording Code) is a unique 12-character identifier assigned to every sound recording. It works like a digital fingerprint for your track, helping streaming platforms, labels, and rights organizations recognize and track your music globally.

Your ISRC is essential for collecting royalties and proving ownership of your recordings. It ensures you get paid correctly when your track is streamed, downloaded, or played on radio, and helps avoid confusion between versions, remixes, or covers of the same song.

You can’t see the ISRC directly in the Spotify app, but it’s available through the Spotify Web API. Our ISRC Finder lets you instantly retrieve it — just paste your Spotify track link or search by artist and title.

Yes. If your track is distributed through a distributor (like DistroKid, TuneCore, or CD Baby), they usually display your ISRC in your release dashboard. You can also look it up in databases such as MusicBrainz or Jaxsta if the track has been officially released.

Yes. Each unique recording — remix, live version, remaster, or language version — must have its own ISRC. This helps platforms and royalty systems distinguish between them accurately.

No. The ISRC identifies a single recording, while the UPC (Universal Product Code) identifies a whole release or album. Think of the ISRC as a “track ID” and the UPC as the “album ID.”

Only if you’re registered as an ISRC manager in your country (usually through your national music rights organization). Most artists receive their ISRCs automatically from their distributor when they release music.

If you’ve released music without an ISRC, you might not receive royalties correctly. You can request one from your distributor or register with your local ISRC agency to obtain your own.

Yes — a properly distributed track keeps the same ISRC across all digital platforms (Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, etc.). If you find multiple ISRCs for the same track, it usually means there are different releases or versions.

Simply paste your Spotify track link or type the artist and track name. The tool will display the official ISRC along with the track details. You can copy it instantly for your metadata, registration, or royalty claims.