Your music.
Your library. Your set.

Start by pointing DJ Bulk Search towards the folders where you keep your music, music videos and karaoke files. The program indexes the files in those locations so you can search your collection without repeatedly opening hundreds of folders. Add another drive or folder whenever your collection grows.

Your existing files stay exactly where they are: indexing creates a catalogue, not a second copy of your music. Previously indexed offline drives remain recorded, and you can check drive connections, scan newly added folders or refresh connected locations. A downloadable index backup provides another way to safeguard the time spent building a large catalogue.

Found a chart online, a printed tracklist or a picture of a list you want to play? Load an image and DJ Bulk Search extracts the text using picture recognition on your own computer. Instead of typing every track by hand, you can work from the extracted list.

Tools help separate numbered entries, remove chart positions and review individual tracks in a table. You can correct artist names, song titles and formatting before sending the list into the matching workflow. This is particularly useful with older charts and imperfect screenshots, where a quick manual check improves accuracy.

Paste a chart, a prepared set list or a simple list of artist and title pairs. DJ Bulk Search supports familiar “Artist - Title” lines as well as tab-separated chart tables, and includes a cleanup option for unwanted track numbers.

Choose whether you want Video, Audio, Karaoke or All formats. For music-video sets, you can ask the matcher to prefer original music videos and higher-quality files, including filenames indicating 1080p, 720p or HD. Then run one search across your indexed library instead of hunting for each track separately.

Already have a Spotify playlist you'd like to turn into a DJ set? Export its artist names and song titles as a CSV file, then drag the CSV into Section 4 of DJ Bulk Search or use the Import Playlist CSV button. The program reads the track information and prepares it for matching against your own indexed files.

You can use Exportify to export your Spotify playlists to CSV. Open Exportify, choose a playlist, click Export, then load the resulting CSV file into DJ Bulk Search. Exportify is an independent third-party service; review its permissions before connecting your Spotify account.

Imported songs are placed into Section 3, where you can review them, choose Audio, Video, Karaoke or All and find matches. DJ Bulk Search does not download Spotify audio or require a Spotify sign-in inside the commercial application.

After a search, DJ Bulk Search presents its suggested matches. High-confidence matches are preselected, but you can inspect alternatives rather than accepting the first file found. This matters when you own several versions of a track, such as an original video, a live performance, an audio-only copy or a karaoke version.

Filter the alternatives by media type and sort by best match, video quality or preference for the original music video. You can manually choose a different file when you prefer it. The interface shows filename-indicated resolution and helps you spot tracks that still need attention.

A long playlist will rarely match perfectly first time, particularly when filenames contain extra words, alternative spellings, featured artists or remixes. The Find Missing Songs area gathers tracks without a selected match so you can deal with them in one place.

Try a shorter title or a different spelling, search the saved index again and assign the correct file when you find it. These manual choices are then included in your exported playlist. You do not have to abandon an otherwise successful 100-song or 400-song list because a few entries need extra attention.

Once you are happy with the selected matches, choose a destination and a name for your playlist. DJ Bulk Search creates a VirtualDJ-compatible .m3u playlist referencing the original media files on your drives.

This is a playlist-only workflow: it does not need to copy hundreds of video files into another folder or consume space with duplicates. The export avoids overwriting an existing file and gives you a portable playlist document to open or import into VirtualDJ.

Sometimes you do not need to paste a chart at all. Choose a folder containing a collection—perhaps a decade, a Mastermix series or a folder of videos—and DJ Bulk Search can gather supported files from that folder and its subfolders into one playlist.

Choose the destination, enter a playlist name and select All, Video, Audio or Karaoke. The application generates a VirtualDJ-format .m3u playlist that points to your existing files, so the originals remain untouched. This can replace a long session of opening individual folders and adding files manually.