How do ℗ and © differ?

℗ refers to sound-recording rights. © can refer to the release or artwork; use the supplied notice for the intended material.

Should a new edition replace the original release date?

Keep the edition's release date and the original date distinct. Confirm the correct dates for that configuration with your distributor.

Release information

Collect the paperwork a release needs in one place and export it as Markdown, CSV or plain text. This tool organizes what you type — it does not register codes or submit anything to a platform.

Basic information

Release type

Release title

VersionSubtitle

Primary artistFeatured artists

Release dateOriginal release date

LanguageExplicit content

Artists and copyright

LyricistsComposersProducers

℗ line© line

ISRCUPC / EAN

Codes are stored exactly as you type them. This tool does not generate or verify ISRC or UPC values.

Platform notes

Notes for the platform

Preview and export

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Draft saved in this browser.

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Good to know

Release information

Prepare the information that travels with a release, not just its audio file. This worksheet brings together title and version, artists, writing and production credits, rights notices, dates, language, content marking, and supplied identifiers. It is useful for an independent single or a small team handing consistent details to a distributor. Keep a featured performer separate from a songwriter, and distinguish a new edition from the original release date. Review the assembled text before copying it or exporting Markdown, CSV, or plain text. Your draft stays in this browser and can be deleted here. The tool checks supported field formats, but it does not verify ownership, assign ISRC or UPC codes, or submit a release.

What each setting does

Title, version, and dates: Name the specific release and edition. Use YYYY-MM-DD for dates; leave undecided dates blank rather than guessing.
Identifiers and delivery notes: Enter assigned ISRC and UPC/EAN values, language, content marking, and platform notes. Format checks do not confirm registry ownership.

Collect confirmed names, version details, rights notices, dates, and any assigned identifiers from your collaborators.
Fill the matching fields, review the assembled preview, and correct format warnings or missing information.
Copy the details or export Markdown, CSV, or text for your distributor; keep a separate saved copy of important work.

A few useful answers

No. The tool checks formatting only. Confirm the actual recording and assigned identifier with your rights holder or distributor.