We compare audio to available music databases. This is a risk estimate, not legal advice.
Check if a song may be muted or removed on TikTok — and get safer alternatives.
Upload the audio you plan to use in your TikTok (or the audio extracted from your video).
Choose a file or drop it here
Max file size 50MB — MP3, WAV, AIFF
Select an MP3, WAV, or AIFF file (up to 50MB) — the audio you plan to use in your TikTok.
Our system creates a unique fingerprint of your audio and compares it against music databases.
We check your audio against recordings known to trigger TikTok's audio detection systems.
Based on the match confidence, we estimate the likelihood of muted or removed audio.
If a match is found, we suggest similar TikTok-ready tracks you can use without risk.
Strong match found. This track will likely be muted, removed, or restricted on TikTok.
Partial match detected. The track may cause issues depending on TikTok's content policies.
No match found in our databases. This doesn't guarantee safety — some tracks aren't indexed yet.
Similar-vibe tracks from Mubert that are cleared for TikTok use, with proper licensing.
When you upload a TikTok clip, getting a copyright-related ban is not something you want. This happens because the platform uses automated systems to monitor every audio track added to posts. To help you avoid these problems, Mubert developed a specialized TikTok sound copyright checker. Explore further why you need to verify tracks with this tool and how to do it.
The platform utilizes a sophisticated algorithm to detect any protected music within seconds of a post being shared. If you upload a file that contains a track without a valid license, the system triggers immediate actions to protect the rights holder. This can lead to several outcomes, including: the video getting muted, the post being blocked in certain regions, monetization being taken away, and finally getting a permanent ban.
It's worth mentioning that the policy regarding using copyrighted audio differs between various platforms. That's why we developed checkers for the most popular services. For example, the YouTube Copyright Checker can verify tracks that you can use on that platform.
The Mubert online tool works by analyzing the acoustic “fingerprint” of your audio. This fingerprint acts as a unique digital signature. The system compares it with a large database of registered tracks to find matches. AI helps detect protected fragments. The check runs quickly and returns a result within seconds. This helps creators who upload content often and need fast feedback before publishing.
There are several tiers of alert. This depends on how well-known the checked track is and whether it has any edits. The alert level tells how likely you are to face legal consequences for using the verified track in your content.
If you work across several platforms, you can also use the Twitch DMCA Music Checker. It scans audio in live streams and reduces the risk of interruptions or muted sections caused by copyright claims.
You need no technical skills or third-party software to use our service. If you are reading this text, this means that you are literally on the page you can scan your track on. Search for the upload button and follow these instructions:
If the result shows that your track is unsafe, there is no need to worry. This is when our website automatically gives you a pool of tracks from the Mubert library that you can use in your video content. You can also explore the Instagram Reels Copyright Checker to verify your media across different social networks. Verifying your audio before publishing it across various platforms is a healthy habit that will do you good on your media path.
Publishing with confidence is the key to growing a loyal following. By using a checker before you post, you eliminate the risk of losing your hard work to an automated filter. Check your track now for free.
TikTok may remove audio if it's restricted or reported. If your sound is removed, you can usually replace it with a different track and re-upload or update the sound in TikTok's editor. Use this checker to pick a safer replacement before posting.
Yes. Some videos are published normally and later get muted or restricted if the audio is flagged. If you want to reduce this risk, use a replacement track that you have permission to use.
No. It only means we didn't find a match in the databases we check, but it still can be muted on TikTok.
No. This tool provides a risk estimate based on matches to known recordings. Platform enforcement can change and can depend on region, account type, or content context.
Yes, with the right terms. After sign-up, you can download tracks for non-monetized TikTok posts. Monetized use requires a paid license (see licensing options).
If you're earning money from the content (ads, sponsorships, paid promotions, brand deals, or commercial campaigns), treat it as monetized/commercial. If in doubt, check licensing options.
Don't gamble with unclear music rights. Use properly licensed music and keep proof of license. This tool can help you generate and download a track with clear usage terms.
Yes, within the license terms. If you reuse a track often, saving it in My Downloads helps you keep everything organized and easy to access.
If we detect a match to a known recording, using that same song is exactly what can trigger a restriction. Similar alternatives help you keep the vibe while reducing risk.
