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Your Spotify pitch has 500 characters. Here is what fits.
The editorial pitch in Spotify for Artists is one small box, submitted once, before the song is out. Most artists write it in that box with no counter and find out it is too long by having it cut off. Count yours here, then cut what was never earning its space.
The pitch, with the hype out
Nothing here is saved, and no account is involved. The count is worked out in your browser as you type.
What an editor can actually use
Five hundred characters is roughly eighty words. Almost every pitch that runs out of room does it the same way, by spending the first third saying the song is emotional and unique before saying anything an editor could not have guessed.
Questions
How long can a Spotify playlist pitch be?
The editorial pitch field in Spotify for Artists holds 500 characters including spaces. Thermal writes to that ceiling and counts yours live, so you find out before you paste rather than after.
When should I submit a Spotify pitch?
Submit as far ahead of release day as you can manage, and at minimum a week. A song can only be pitched once, and only before it comes out, so the deadline is the release date itself.
What should a Spotify pitch actually say?
What the song is, how it sounds, and anything true that gives an editor a reason: where it was recorded, what it was written about, what has already happened with it. Adjectives about how emotional or unique it is take up space without telling an editor anything they can act on.
Does this tool need an account?
No. Counting is instant and local, and the rewrite runs without an account or a card. Nothing you paste is saved.
The pitch is one piece of the kit.
Thermal reads your actual track on your device, tempo, key, energy and texture, then writes the whole launch from what it measured: the bio, the press release, the pitches, a dated release plan, and a press page you can send. Reading the track is free and unlimited. Stripping hype from copy you already have is free too.