Hum to Search answers the itch Shazam can’t: the song playing in your head. Hum a few bars into the browser and it returns candidate songs. Google buried this feature inside its mobile assistant; a dedicated browser tool gets to do one thing and take humming seriously.
What it costs
Free to try; pricing tier for heavier use.
What we can’t tell you
Your humming, honestly. Melody recognition tolerates wrong keys and shaky rhythm surprisingly well, but it needs the intervals roughly right — if the tune in your head is already corrupted, no algorithm retrieves the original. Hum the chorus (the most distinctive part), try twice, and treat the candidate list as a lineup rather than a verdict.
The details
| What it is | Hum or record a melody → song candidates, in the browser |
| Price | Free to try |
| Best for | The 3am earworm with no lyrics attached |
| Think twice if | You only remember the vibe — it needs the intervals |
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