Geometry Dash Song IDs and Music Reference

Short answer: Geometry Dash does not have one universal “song ID” field. Official songs, Newgrounds tracks, the Music Library, and the NCS Library use different namespaces and different availability rules. A number copied from one system can be meaningless in another.

If you are checking the music attached to a level, identify the level first, then record the song system, identifier label, title, artist, source URL, and checked date. That small discipline prevents the most common copy-and-paste error on Geometry Dash reference pages: treating a level ID as if it were an audio ID.

Visual note: the hero diagram is an original DashedUp editorial illustration, not a gameplay screenshot or official RobTop asset.

The official-song reference table is version-scoped to Geometry Dash 2.206 and explicitly separates a level ID from a Server ID. That is why the table below keeps both columns instead of collapsing them into a single “song ID.” The table is useful for lookups, but its version note matters: an update can change what a current reference should say.

Use the search box to find a track by title, author, Level ID, or Server ID. For a level-specific article, link back to the relevant level page rather than copying an official-song row into every article. The relationship should remain visible at the point where it helps the reader.

This starter set connects a level to the music identifier used by its source record. For official levels, the song identifier shown here is the Server ID from the official-song table; for community levels, it is the listed Newgrounds music/audio ID. These are different namespaces, so compare the system column before copying a number.

The table is intentionally curated rather than advertised as a complete level database. Every row has a re-openable source and a checked date; a future update should add rows only after the same source and version review.

RobTop's Music FAQ describes Newgrounds as a source of user-submitted songs. To select one in a custom level, a creator normally uses the digits at the end of the Newgrounds audio URL. The same FAQ also explains that the artist must be scouted and whitelisted for the song to be usable in Geometry Dash.

That creates two separate questions: “What is the ID?” and “Can the game use it right now?” A good reference page answers both without promising universal playback. Country or IP blocks, a removed track, a disabled song, or a changed whitelist state can make a previously copied ID fail.

The Music Library is a separate in-game collection beyond the main official songs and Newgrounds. The official FAQ says RobTop adds songs to it manually and that players can refresh the contents. The NCS Library is another separate collection, associated with NoCopyrightSounds tracks and its own credit expectations.

Technical references also describe versioned library files and formats. That makes a static “complete list” risky unless the page stores the capture date, version, source class, and known omissions. This page therefore explains the namespace and links to the source material; it does not mirror audio files or expose a download workflow.

“The number is correct” and “the game can load the song” are different claims. For Newgrounds, the official FAQ lists country or IP blocks, songs removed for copyright issues, songs disabled by the artist, and artists who are not whitelisted as possible reasons for failure. For libraries, version drift and stale snapshots create a similar problem: a row can be historically accurate but no longer describe the current client.

When documenting a failure, keep the system, ID, source URL, client/version, checked date, and observed error separate. Do not silently rewrite an unavailable row as a new ID, and do not turn a troubleshooting suggestion into a download promise.

This page is an independent reference, not an official RobTop database. The official-song rows are version-scoped to the GD Docs table checked on 2026-08-11, while the community level relationships use the linked Geometry Dash Wiki records checked on the same date. Auto Progressive suggestions helped discover wording; they are not search-volume measurements and do not prove that a phrase deserves a page.