Submit your song. Share it with one link.
Check your track, turn every streaming link into one free share page, then write the pitch for Spotify editors, playlist curators and blogs. No account, nothing to pay, and your audio file never leaves your device.
Build your share link Write a playlist pitchFree, no sign-up, no pay-to-play placements · Share pages live inside their own link · Hosted audio uploads: coming soon
Hosted audio uploads are coming soon. For now, put your song on a distributor or Bandcamp/SoundCloud, then paste those links in .
Live preview. The page data lives in the link itself, so nothing is stored on our side.
Five looks for your link page.
Night, Blur and Mono build the background from your cover; Lime and Paper keep it flat. Tap play to hear the example song, or use the look for your own link.
One link, every platform
Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Bandcamp, SoundCloud and more, spotted automatically from the links you paste.
Pitches with real limits
The Spotify for Artists pitch counts toward its 500-character box while you type.
$0, no account
No sign-up, no email, no credits. Your drafts and saved links stay in your browser.
Your file stays yours
The upload check runs on your device. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Song in, link out.
Four steps from a finished master to a pitch in a curator's inbox.
1 · Check your song
See the waveform, peak level and length. Catch clipping or a stray MP3 before a distributor does.
2 · Paste your links
Drop in your release links. Each one becomes a button with the platform's name and web address showing.
3 · Write the pitch
Fill in mood, story and the moment to listen for. Get four versions: Spotify, email, blog and DM.
4 · Share and submit
Copy one link for your bio, your posts and every pitch you send.
Where to submit your song.
The main routes to playlists and listeners, what each one needs, and when to send.
$0, every tool.
SubmitSong doesn't sell placements, streams or credits. Here's what works today and what's still coming.
Share link
Free works now
- Unlimited link pages
- Five looks, preview button
- Saved in your browser
Pitch builder
Free works now
- Spotify, email, blog and DM versions
- 500-character counter
- Drafts autosave
Hosted uploads
Coming soon
- Not available yet
- We collect nothing until it is
- Use the local file check now
Before you hit submit.
Tick these off for your release. Your ticks are saved in this browser.
Quick answers before you submit.
- How do I submit my song to Spotify playlists?
- Release it through a distributor, then open Spotify for Artists and pitch one unreleased song from your upcoming release. Pitch at least 7 days before release day so it reaches your followers' Release Radar. The description box allows up to 500 characters; the Pitch tab here counts them as you type.
- Is my song uploaded anywhere when I use the file check?
- No. The Upload tab reads your file inside your browser to show its waveform, peak level and length. Nothing is sent to us or anyone else. Hosted audio uploads are coming soon and aren't live yet.
- Where is my share link stored?
- Inside the link itself. The title, artist and your links are packed into the part of the address after the #, which browsers don't send to servers. That means there's nothing to sign up for, and a link that gets cut short won't open.
- Can I edit a share link after I post it?
- The link is the page, so changing it makes a new link. If you saved it with "Save to my links", press Edit in that list (it lives in your browser), change what you need and post the new link.
- Do you sell playlist placements or streams?
- No. SubmitSong doesn't sell placements, streams or credits. Paid "guaranteed streams" can break platform rules; Spotify says it may remove songs it finds with artificial streams.
- Should I pay for playlist submission sites?
- You don't have to. Many curators take emails for free. If you use a paid submission site, you are paying for a curator's time to listen, not for a placement.
- Can I use Purrple Cat songs in my own videos or songs?
- Yes, for new songs and videos, with the CC BY 4.0 credit line. Don't re-upload the original beats, and don't release remixes, covers or raps over the beats on Spotify, YouTube Music or other streaming platforms.
- Why are Purrple Cat songs on this page?
- They're the example songs and the music you can play while you work. Purrple Cat releases music under CC BY 4.0, so you can hear how a finished share page and pitch look with a real release.
Stop pasting six links.
Send one.
Build your share link
Write a playlist pitch
Example songs on this page: Purrple Cat, 500+ songs, free to use with credit.