SpotifyInfo

Get Info About A Spotify Track:


Features

The features that come with using SpotifyInfo.

No ADS

Simple. We don't show ads.

No sign up required

Use SpotifyInfo without signing up for an account and you never have to deal with those annoying sign up popups.

Lightweight

View your results without any of the useless bloat.

No Tracking

No personal information is ever collected. Tracking cookies are not used on SpotifyInfo.

All requests are proxied

Every request you make on SpotifyInfo is proxied, your requests are never directly made to Spotify.

Modern Design

Responsive design with built-in light & dark mode support.


FAQ

How Does I Use This?

There are two ways you can use SpotifyInfo:
1. Visit spotifyinfo.netlify.app and paste the Spotify track URL/URI into the input box.
OR
2. Replace https://open.spotify.com of any Spotify track page URL with spotifyinfo.netlify.app. Then click the Fetch Data button.

How Does This Work?

Short Answer - Scraping And The Spotify Web API.
SpotifyInfo goes to the Spotify track page and scrapes the required content or uses the Spotify Web API to get the required data.

Why Is This Slower Than Spotify?

When you make a request for a Spotify track on SpotifyInfo, your request needs to be first scraped by the scraper from Spotify before the result can be shown to you. This causes a delay from when you make the request to when the result is shown.

What Do You Do With My Data?

Nothing. Since we don't collect any user data we can't use it, you can check out our privacy policy for more info. If you still don't trust us, feel free to take a look at our source code.

Why Is This Missing Functionality?

SpotifyInfo, is still a work in progress and new functionality is continually being developed. If you have a certain feature that you would like to see, feel free to open an issue on GitHub or use the contact form.

Got Some Feedback?

We would love to here what you have to say about SpotifyInfo. Wether it be a bug report, a feature request, or criticism, we want to hear it. Please feel free to open an issue on GitHub or use the contact form.