The company today announced “hum to search,” which lets users hum, whistle or sing a melody to the Google app, which then tries to track down the song you had in mind.

Alternatively, users can click the “Search a song” button and proceed to hum a 10-15 second section of the song they’re looking for.

Google made the announcements during a pretaped online event Thursday. For the song-finding tool, people can hum or whistle 10 to 15 seconds of a song into their phones to search for the tune.

Google is testing a hum-to-search feature for YouTube, allowing you to find songs by humming. You can also record a song with your phone’s microphone to search for it.

Credit: From Google (CNN) — If you’ve ever had a song stuck in your head but can’t remember enough lyrics to search for it, Google has a solution: hum to search.

Hum-to-search isn’t a brand new idea — SoundHound, for instance, offers a hum-recognition feature — though it is new to Google. Like many of Google’s search offerings, the feature uses ...

The new Google song search is currently available on your iOS device, however, only in English. On Android devices, this feature is available in more than 20 languages.

If you’ve ever had a song stuck in your head but can’t remember enough lyrics to search for it, Google has a solution: hum to search. Google unveiled a new search feature Thursday that lets ...

Hum-to-search isn’t a brand new idea — SoundHound, for instance, offers a hum-recognition feature — though it is new to Google. Like many of Google’s search offerings, the feature uses ...

Google has added a new feature to its Search app that allows you to hum a song that's stuck in your head, and then use the company's machine learning algorithm to try and identify it.

Just one of the artificial intelligence-powered updates to Search that Google has unveiled at SearchOn this week. Written by Asha Barbaschow, Contributor Oct. 15, 2020, 4:14 p.m. PT Image: Google ...

Hum-to-search isn’t a brand new idea — SoundHound, for instance, offers a hum-recognition feature — though it is new to Google.