OpenAI has integrated Shazam into ChatGPT, enabling users to identify songs directly within the app.
OpenAI has enhanced ChatGPT by incorporating Shazam, the music recognition service, enabling users to identify songs directly within the app.
This integration follows Apple’s earlier addition of Apple Music support, which allowed users to create playlists through the AI. Shazam, also owned by Apple, now joins this ecosystem.
Users can interact with the Shazam feature by asking, "Shazam, what’s playing?" or "Shazam, what song is this?" through voice or text, after which they will be prompted to enable their microphone.
Once activated, the tool identifies the track and presents a card featuring the song's artist and album cover. Users do not need to install a separate app; they simply need to access the Shazam option in the ChatGPT mini-apps catalog and link their accounts.
After identification, users can listen to a sample or save the song to their Shazam library, although saving requires the Shazam app to be installed on their device.
This feature is accessible on ChatGPT across iOS, Android, and web platforms. OpenAI had previously launched an app store for its chatbot in December 2025, allowing developers to introduce their own applications within the chatbot.
