Taylor Swift’s fans think they know all too well what she was hinting at in her Emmys 2026 cameo.

The Grammy winner appeared in a pre-taped “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit”-themed sketch alongside her pal — and host — Mariska Hargitay on Monday, which poked fun at how Swifties “think everything is a clue to what she’ll do next.”

The clip featured multiple crime boards that social media users have zoomed in on to fuel speculation she’s dropping two “Taylor’s Version” albums this year.

As Hargitay, 62, quipped in the sketch, “It’s been TV the whole time.”

Many Swifties pointed out the clock in the four-minute bit, which took place in the long-running show’s fictional police station, was set to 10:13 — seemingly teasing an Oct. 13 release date.

The date, notably, is a Tuesday — and a paper on one of the crime boards referenced “Tuesday 8 a.m.”

Other alleged clues seen on sticky notes included “Delicate,” a “Reputation” song — as well as two apparent references to songs on her “Taylor Swift” debut album, the first being a “Picture to Burn” bracelet and another being a “Teardrops on My Guitar” drawing.

Fans also clocked a newspaper clipping about a “simple birthday surprise,” believing this could be a reference to Swift’s Dec. 13 birthday.

Swifties are hoping for a double album drop, which they’ve deemed “Debutation,” as another clipping featured a headline about two friends “finally reuniting” after “years apart.”

Swift spilled additional clues in the clip, looking right at the camera to rattle off the following phrases: “Saccharide. Aries. From the vineyard. North or south.”

Some theorized the words are references to unreleased vault tracks.

Others used the first letter of each to speculate Swift meant she’ll announce an “Secret album from the vault. November on ‘SNL.'”

Swift’s rep did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.

The pop star, notably, was not physically present at the Emmys as she attended husband Travis Kelce’s first NFL game of the season the Denver Broncos.

The songwriter sat alongside Tom Cruise to watch the Kansas City Chiefs win 10 to 31 in a checkered polo dress.

While Swift was nominated for five Creative Arts Emmy Awards this year for her “Eras Tour” movie, she did not win in any of her categories when the results were announced last week.