
Tiny records
for big fans
About Tiny Vinyl
Fun-sized & collectable
Tiny Vinyl isn't here to replace your treasured 12-inch LPs—it's a fresh, playful way to enjoy what you love. It’s a vinyl record that fits in your pocket. A delightful, fun & special item curated by artists for their biggest fans. 4 minutes per side. A fun collectible — but still an authentic record. Each Tiny Vinyl is a sequentially numbered limited edition print, produced with the highest quality manufacturing. So look for the “TV number” on the package and the disk (ex. TV#0000) if you ever want to know which Tiny Vinyl printing run yours came from!
Ready to play at 33 RPM
Tiny Vinyl plays on most manual turntables. That being said, you may find that some auto-stop or auto-return features can limit playback, so check to make sure that your player’s tonearm can reach the center of the platter while it’s still spinning, or try disabling any auto-stop features to ensure the best experience.
Better for the planet
We're serious about sustainability, and we’re always on the hunt for ways to minimize our environmental impact. Each Tiny Vinyl uses 100% bio-attributed vinyl, drastically reducing our use of fossil fuels. And at just 15g of material per record (compared to 140g for a standard LP) our tiny size significantly lowers the environmental costs it takes to produce, ship, and store each record in your collection. Being tiny makes a big difference.
Where to get Tiny Vinyl
Just like any record, Tiny Vinyl is available wherever the artists choose to sell them. So keep an eye out at major retailers, record stores, and on your favorite artist’s web stores & merch tables.
Follow us at @TinyVinylRecords where we post updates on new releases, and explore past posts to see what Tiny Vinyl records are already available out in the world!
TARGET COLLECTION: Right now, there is a growing collection of Target-exclusive Tiny Vinyl records available at Target.com/tinyvinyl. Keep an eye out for more as they are added!
Have a request for a specific Tiny Vinyl? Tell the artist, too! We love reading your requests, but at the end of the day, we’re just the makers — we can only press a record if the music’s rights-holder comes to us with an order. So your messages and comments can make a big impact!
FAQs
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SHORT ANSWER: Follow us at @TinyVinylRecords on Instagram where we post updates on new releases!
LONGER ANSWER: We're thrilled you love Tiny Vinyl! We are the manufacturers of this product, so, just like traditional records, the artists and labels distribute them directly to fans in whatever way they see fit. So you can find Tiny Vinyl on your favorite artists' online stores, at their live shows, and in select retail locations like record stores. So keep an eye out, and happy collecting!AUGUST 2025: A number of artists have just dropped some new Tiny Vinyls on Target.com, so check those out if you haven’t already!
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Tiny Vinyl is designed to play on standard-sized, manual turntables at 33 RPM. However, some turntables with auto-stop or auto-return features may struggle to play these small records due to their tonearms being unable to reach the center of the platter. If you're having trouble, check if these features can be turned off or disabled, and ensure your turntable's tonearm can reach the center of the platter while it still spins.
Many manual players without auto-stop features should play Tiny Vinyl without issue, but we hope that as our new record format gains popularity, turntable manufacturers will more clearly label which players can or can’t play these records.
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Just head to our homepage here at tinyvinyl.com and drop us a note!
Please note that we do require minimum order quantities, so while making Tiny Vinyl is worthwhile for most professional musicians, it’s not ideal for casual or recreational pressings of just a few records.
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Bio-attributed vinyl is high-quality vinyl made using renewable materials like plants instead of traditional fossil fuels. Once made, it is chemically identical to traditional vinyl, so Tiny Vinyl sounds and feels just like traditional vinyl, but the process we use to make it has much less of a carbon footprint.