Spotify's playlist pitch form asks you to characterize your own song in very specific terms: up to 3 genres, up to 2 song styles, up to 2 music cultures, up to 2 moods, every instrument on the track, and a 500-character description. Most artists find this tedious and aren't sure which options actually apply. Upload your song, answer a couple of quick questions the AI can't infer from audio alone (is it a cover, a remix, recorded live or in a studio), and get every field filled out as an editable cheat sheet you copy straight into Spotify for Artists. This tool doesn't submit anything on your behalf. It just does the hard part of characterizing your own music.
No. This tool only fills out a cheat sheet mirroring Spotify's own pitch form fields. You still go to Spotify for Artists, open the pitch form for your upcoming release, and copy each answer over yourself. We never touch your Spotify account or submit anything on your behalf.
Genres are a best-effort match based on a maintained list of common genre tags, since Spotify's own genre picker is a large, evolving searchable list we don't have live access to. Use the suggested terms as a starting point: search for them in Spotify's genre box and pick whichever result is the closest match.
No. This tool only helps you fill out the pitch form accurately and quickly. Whether Spotify's editors add your song to an editorial playlist depends on their own curation criteria, which are outside anyone's control. A well-filled-out pitch just gives your song its best shot at being considered.
Yes. Every field (genres, styles, cultures, moods, instruments, the instrumental flag, and the description) is fully editable in the results view. Add or remove any option, or rewrite the description, before copying anything into Spotify's form.