Pitched
Upload a song. Get the pitch.
The playlist pitch for Spotify for Artists, written from what your track actually sounds like.
Type the names, then drop your track here. MP3, WAV, M4A or FLAC, up to 50 MB.
500
characters is all the Spotify pitch box gives you.
7 days
before release is the latest you can pitch. Earlier is better.
From file to pitch
It listens
The whole track, start to finish: genre, mood, instruments, vocals, tempo, and the one thing that stands out.
It writes
What it is, where it fits, who it is for. No hype words.
You finish it
Add a line on your story and your release plan if you have them, then paste it into Spotify for Artists.
Fair questions
Is my unreleased track safe?
Your file is deleted from our storage as soon as the pitch is written. It is analysed through the Google Gemini and Anthropic APIs, which do not use it to train their models. Those providers may keep short-lived logs to detect abuse.
How does it know what my song sounds like?
An audio model listens to the whole file and describes what it hears: genre, mood, instruments, vocals, tempo and how the track develops. A writing model turns that into a pitch using the rules editors have published for what they want to read.
Does it know my story?
No, and it does not pretend to. The pitch describes the music and is ready to send as written. Next to it are two boxes for what only you know: why this song exists now, and what push is behind the release. What you type there joins the pitch, with the character count kept live.
Will this get me on a playlist?
No tool can promise that. A clear pitch helps an editor place your track quickly; the music and the timing do the rest. Submit in Spotify for Artists at least seven days before release, and earlier if you can.
What does it cost?
Nothing. You get three pitches a day without an account.
Who made this?
NUDA, an independent label and distributor that writes these pitches for its own releases every week.