The Ultimate Guide to Geometry Dash Music IDs: Unlocking the Rhythm of the Game
Since its release in 2013, RobTop’s Geometry Dash has evolved from a simple rhythm-platformer into a massive, community-driven creative ecosystem. At the heart of this evolution is custom music. While the original levels feature iconic tracks by artists like Waterflame and DJVI, the Level Editor allows creators to import virtually any song from Newgrounds using Music IDs.
Whether you are an aspiring level creator looking for the perfect background track or a player wanting to know how song codes work, this guide covers everything you need to know about Geometry Dash music IDs.
What is a Geometry Dash Music ID?
A Music ID is a unique numerical code assigned to audio files hosted on Newgrounds, the official audio partner for Geometry Dash.
Because of copyright and licensing constraints, RobTop cannot allow players to upload just any MP3 file directly into the game. Instead, the developers integrated Newgrounds’ audio library. When a creator wants to use a specific song in their custom level, they don’t upload the audio file into Geometry Dash itself; they simply input the song’s Newgrounds Audio ID, and the game streams the music directly from the platform.
How to Find and Use Music IDs
Using a custom song in your level is a straightforward process once you know where to look:
- Find a Song on Newgrounds: Visit the Newgrounds Audio portal and find a track you like. Ensure the artist has allowed external use (audio usage must be permitted for games/API).
- Copy the Audio ID: Look at the URL of the song page on Newgrounds. The numbers at the end of the URL represent the Music ID (
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