DJ and Playlist Tools

Playlist mood analyzer

Read the mood profile of a playlist from uploaded songs, pasted track data, or imported sheets so the emotional lane is easier to explain, refine, or sequence.

Tool

Run the tool

Add your inputs below and Ubetoo will return the result, output, or generated file in the result panel.

Upload songs Paste track data Import track data file

Audio files

Build your audio batch

Drop songs here or add them in batches, then remove anything you do not want processed before you run the tool.

No songs selected yet Audio files

MP3 WAV FLAC M4A / AAC OGG / OPUS AIFF

Upload one or more songs and the tool will estimate BPM, key, energy, and valence from the audio.

Track data

Track data file

Import CSV, TSV, or TXT rows with title, bpm, key, energy, valence, genre, and duration columns.

Reset

What you can do here

Common ways this tool gets used

Upload a minor-heavy late-night set to see if it reads moody or dark / driving.
Paste an upbeat playlist with existing metadata to test whether it lands uplifting / party.
Import a curated track sheet and compare mood tags before finalizing the set story.

How to use this tool well

Uploaded audio works best when you want the site to infer the mood from the songs themselves.
Manual or imported metadata is faster when you already know BPM, key, energy, and valence.
Track order matters because the tool reads both the dominant mood and the sequence of moods across the set.

Quick examples

Upload a minor-heavy late-night set to see if it reads moody or dark / driving.
Paste an upbeat playlist with existing metadata to test whether it lands uplifting / party.
Import a curated track sheet and compare mood tags before finalizing the set story.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the playlist mood analyzer built for?

Read the mood profile of a playlist from uploaded songs, pasted track data, or imported sheets so the emotional lane is easier to explain, refine, or sequence.

Should I upload files or use manual entry in the playlist mood analyzer?

Upload songs is best when you want to upload audio files. Paste track data is best when you want to set track data. Import track data file is best when you want to bring in a prepared file.

Which inputs matter most on the playlist mood analyzer page?

What file types or import layouts does the playlist mood analyzer accept?

Uploads: Upload one or more songs and the tool will estimate BPM, key, energy, and valence from the audio. Imports: Upload a CSV, TSV, TXT, M3U, or M3U8 file. Keep one track or segment per row, and use columns that match the field help for the current tool, such as title, duration, bpm, key, energy, valence, genre, or type.

What will the playlist mood analyzer return after I run it?

The result panel leads with the main answer, then adds supporting metrics, notes, and downloadable output files when the workflow generates new media. It validates the inputs and builds a structured result in the page, which is helpful when the workflow needs richer formatting or multiple outputs.

How do I get the best result from the playlist mood analyzer?

Uploaded audio works best when you want the site to infer the mood from the songs themselves. Manual or imported metadata is faster when you already know BPM, key, energy, and valence. Typical use cases include Upload a minor-heavy late-night set to see if it reads moody or dark / driving; Paste an upbeat playlist with existing metadata to test whether it lands uplifting / party.