TikTok trending sounds this week
See the TikTok trending sounds this week, ranked by views in the last 7 days. Check any sound’s growth, its stage (Rising, Peaking or Fading), commercial use and the niches it works best for.
The top 20 sounds and 10 sound checks a day are free, no sign-up. Updated every week.
TikTok trending sounds are the songs and original audio clips that the most new videos are using right now. This list ranks them by views in the last 7 days, shows whether each sound is Rising, Peaking or Fading, and flags which ones are in TikTok’s Commercial Music Library. Use a sound early, while it’s still Rising.
How to find TikTok trending sounds
Three steps. Like most social media trending topics, sounds move fast, so check the list each week.
Pick a country and category
US · UK · GlobalChoose US, UK or Global and a category like Beauty or Food. The list ranks sounds by views in the last 7 days.
Check the stage and growth
Rising → Peaking → FadingRising sounds are still growing, Peaking sounds are near their top and Fading sounds are past it. Click a sound for its 30-day chart and top videos.
Use it early in the TikTok app
Add sound › search › saveSearch for the sound in TikTok, save it and post while it's still Rising. Business accounts should pick sounds from the Commercial Music Library.
TikTok sound stages and terms explained
We give every sound a stage from its 7-day growth. The cut-offs are our own guide, not TikTok’s. Sounds often rise and fade within a few weeks, like most social media viral trends.
| Term | What it means | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Rising | New videos are up 35% or more versus the week before | Use it now, while it’s still early |
| Peaking | Growth has slowed to between −5% and +35% a week | Use it only if it fits your video, and lead with a strong hook |
| Fading | New videos are down more than 5% week over week | Skip it, or look for a Rising sound in the same niche |
| Original sound | Audio a creator recorded, like a voiceover or a skit line, shown as “original sound – @creator” | Good for trends and formats; business accounts should check licensing first |
| Commercial Music Library | TikTok’s library of sounds cleared for commercial use | Business accounts should use sounds from TikTok’s Commercial Music Library |
A sound can be Rising in one country and Fading in another. Switch between US, UK and Global to compare.
Frequently asked questions
What are the trending sounds on TikTok right now?
The list on this page shows TikTok trending sounds for this week, ranked by views in the last 7 days. Filter by country and category, then check each sound's stage: Rising sounds are still growing, while Fading ones are past their peak.
How do I find trending sounds on TikTok?
In the TikTok app, start a new video, tap Add sound and look at the Trending or Viral lists. TikTok Creative Center also lists popular songs by country. This tool adds 7-day growth and a stage to each sound, so you can see which trending songs on TikTok are still rising.
Can businesses use trending sounds on TikTok?
Business accounts are limited to sounds from TikTok's Commercial Music Library, which are cleared for commercial use. Many trending songs aren't in it, so check the sound's licensing in the app before you post. If a sound isn't available, pick a similar one from the library.
When should I use a trending sound?
Early, while it's in the Rising stage and new videos are still growing week over week. Once a sound is Peaking, many videos compete for the same viewers, and Fading sounds can make a video feel late. Pick a sound that fits your video, not just the biggest one.
How do you rank TikTok trending sounds?
We add up the views of public videos that used each sound in the last 7 days, for sounds used by at least 3 creators. That gives the rank. Growth and stage compare new videos in the last 7 days with the 7 days before. Average views per video are estimates and labelled as such.
Is the TikTok trending sounds tool free?
Yes. The top 20 TikTok trending sounds for each country and category are free with no sign-up, and you can check 10 sounds a day. For the full top 100 and alerts when a sound starts rising, start a 7-day free trial of Deviantly Trends.
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Sound numbers come from public TikTok videos that use each sound. Video counts and growth are based on the videos we can see; average views are estimates and labelled as such. We do not check commercial use, and sections marked Sample data use example numbers, so always check a sound in the TikTok app before you post. Not affiliated with TikTok.