Find out which of your liked tracks exist on vinyl. Import a library export from Spotify, Tidal, Apple Music or any other service, then check it against Discogs, album by album, right in your browser.
A CSV, JSON, XML or plain text file with your tracks. Nothing is uploaded anywhere: the file is read in this browser and stays here.
YourLibrary.json.Library.xml, which also works.music-library-songs.csv.Artist - Title per line.Free from discogs.com/settings/developers → “Generate new token”. It is stored only in this browser and sent only to Discogs. Discogs allows 60 searches a minute, so a few thousand albums take about an hour. You can close the tab and continue later; results are saved as they come in.
The year encoded in the ISRC is usually the release year, sometimes a re-registration. Years before 2005 are grouped in the first bar.
QZ, QM, QT, TC and GX are distributor prefixes (DistroKid, TuneCore and others) rather than countries. These are independent releases, which rarely get a vinyl pressing.
Matches are found by artist and album name, so a short or common title can occasionally pick up the wrong release. Every match links to its Discogs page; use Not a match to dismiss a wrong one and Recheck to search again.