Tunefind
A site that lists the songs played in TV episodes, films and games, scene by scene.
It answers the 'what was that song?' question for a specific scene of a show.
License unclearThis site's pages block automated reading, so we could not check its API or license. Read its terms yourself before you use it in a project.
For your project
- Official API
- API unclear
- Data download
- Not stated
- License
- unclear not readable
- Commercial use
- Commercial use unclear
- Credit
- Not stated
- Embedding
- Embedding unclear
- Using the website
- Free
Read on Tunefind's own pages on Oct 23, 2026 · license or terms. Check the license page before you ship.
For your agent
No official API. An agent should not scrape the site: use it by hand.
- Every page (home, /api, /terms, /about) returns HTTP 403 with a 'Just a moment...' JavaScript/cookie challenge to automated clients; no API, SDK or terms could be confirmed.
- Do not scrape or automate it: the site serves a bot challenge (HTTP 403)
Paste into your agent: Read https://agentgid.com/resources/tunefind/agent.md before using Tunefind.
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