Paste your list from Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Deezer or Tidal. You get one search button per song on the app you’re moving to, a clean CSV, and a slip link to send a friend. We don’t sign in to your accounts, so nothing moves without you.
Works with text, CSV, M3U, Apple Music text exports, Google Takeout CSVs, Spotify data downloads and public Deezer links. Up to 500 songs a list.
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1. Bring your list
Where is the playlist now?
One song per line, like Artist - Title. Numbers, durations and “Title by Artist” are fine. You can also paste Spotify or YouTube links, a CSV, an M3U, or Spotify’s data-download JSON.
Desktop app: open the playlist, click a song, press Ctrl/⌘+A then Ctrl/⌘+C, and paste the links here.
Press Look up links. Spotify only shares song titles this way; for artists too, upload a CSV from a read-only export tool such as Exportify.
Mac Music app (or iTunes on Windows): select the playlist → File → Library → Export Playlist…
Save as Unicode Text, then use Upload a file below.
takeout.google.com → Deselect all → YouTube and YouTube Music → only playlists.
Upload one playlist CSV, then press Look up links to fill in titles.
Public playlist? Paste its link in the Deezer box under the text area and press Load. It reads up to 500 songs through Deezer’s free public API.
Tidal has no export button. Copy or type the song names from the Tidal web player, one per line, like Artist - Title.
2. Find each song on the new app
Moving to:
No tracks yet
Optional, marked in your files.
3. Send a transfer slip A link that opens this list on your friend's app
Saved slips last 180 days and aren't listed anywhere. No names or emails.
With logins
The importer already in your new app
If you don’t mind signing in to both apps, these built-in importers move playlists for you. They only copy playlists you made, and songs that aren’t in the new catalogue get skipped or flagged for review.
Into Spotify
Import your music from other apps
Spotify mobile app → Your Library → scroll to the bottom → Import your music. Run with Tune My Music.
Deezer settings → Transfer your favourites. Run with Tune My Music. Sign in to the old app, pick playlists.
Into Tidal
Transfer Music
Look for Transfer Music in the Tidal app or on tidal.com. Run with Tune My Music. Sign in to the old app, pick playlists.
Importer or converter?
Both copy the list, not the music files. Your old playlist stays where it was.
A built-in importer
Best for moving your whole library in one go.
Builds the playlist for you
Needs your login for both apps
Often needs a paid subscription on the new app
Only copies playlists you made yourself
Can’t send a list to someone else
This converter
Best for one playlist, a shared list, or a backup.
No logins, no app permissions
Works with a friend’s list or a playlist someone else made
A CSV that shows what you couldn’t find
A slip link that opens on any of five apps
You add each song yourself, so it takes a few minutes
Guides
How to transfer a playlist, app by app
The quickest route for each pair, with and without logins. Checked November 2026.
Spotify
Time to Think · 2:59
Morning Dew · 2:45
Green Tea · 3:17
Quiet Night · 4:03
Apple Music
✓ Time to Think
✓ Morning Dew
✓ Green Tea
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Guide 1
How to transfer a playlist from Spotify to Apple Music
Most people searching for a playlist transfer are moving from Spotify to Apple Music. Apple now has its own importer, so start there if you have an Apple Music subscription.
With logins (fastest)In Apple Music: Settings → Apps → Music → Transfer Music from Other Music Services, or on music.apple.com open your profile → Transfer Music. Sign in to Spotify and pick playlists. Only playlists you made transfer, and you have 30 days to review songs it couldn't match.
Without logins (here)Export the Spotify list, paste it into the converter, choose Apple Music, then open each song and add it to a new playlist.
In the Spotify desktop app, open the playlist, click one song, press Ctrl/⌘ + A, then Ctrl/⌘ + C. That copies a link for every song.
Paste into the converter and press Look up links. Spotify's public link preview only gives the song title, so for artist names use a CSV from a read-only export tool such as Exportify (exportify.app), or Spotify's own data download in Privacy settings.
Choose Apple Music, then work down the list: Find on Apple Music, add the song, tick Added.
How to transfer a playlist from Apple Music to Spotify
Apple Music has no share-as-text button on iPhone, but the Mac Music app (and iTunes on Windows) can export any playlist as a file this converter reads.
With logins (fastest)In the Spotify mobile app: Your Library → scroll down → Import your music from other apps (run with Tune My Music). Pick Apple Music, sign in, choose playlists.
Without logins (here)Export a text file from the Music app, upload it here, choose Spotify, and add songs one by one.
On a Mac, open Music, select the playlist in the sidebar, then File → Library → Export Playlist…
Save as Unicode Text. iTunes on Windows has the same menu.
Upload the file with Upload a file. The converter reads the Name, Artist, Album and Time columns, even in Apple's UTF-16 format.
How to transfer a playlist from Spotify to YouTube Music
YouTube Music doesn't have a general importer of its own (its only official route is to and from Apple Music), so this is where a search-link list saves the most time.
With loginsThird-party transfer sites such as Tune My Music, Soundiiz or FreeYourMusic can sign in to both accounts. Free plans have limits, so check before a big move.
Without logins (here)Copy or export the Spotify list, choose YouTube Music here, and use the search buttons with “Save to playlist”.
Copy the Spotify playlist as above, or upload an Exportify-style CSV.
Choose YouTube Music. Each search uses the artist and title, with “(feat. …)” removed so the match is cleaner.
In YouTube Music, open each result's menu → Save to playlist, then tick Added.
How to transfer a playlist from Spotify to Tidal or Deezer
Both Tidal and Deezer have built-in transfers run by Tune My Music. If you'd rather not hand over your Spotify login, use the list here.
With logins (fastest)Tidal: look for Transfer Music in the app or on tidal.com. Deezer: Settings → Transfer your favourites. Both ask you to sign in to Spotify.
Without logins (here)Paste the Spotify list, choose Tidal or Deezer, and add songs from the search results.
Copy or export the Spotify playlist and paste it in.
Choose Tidal or Deezer as the destination.
Download the CSV when you're done. It records which songs you couldn't find, which helps with Tidal's and Deezer's smaller catalogues for some genres.
Apple's official route: go to privacy.apple.com, sign in, choose Transfer a copy of your data, then Apple Music playlists → YouTube Music. Only playlists you made are copied, and it can take a few hours. Without a login, export a text file from the Mac Music app and use the converter with YouTube Music selected.
YouTube Music to Apple Music
Google's official route: in Google Takeout, start a transfer from YouTube Music and pick Apple Music as the destination. You need an Apple Music subscription. The Takeout CSV method above also works here; just choose Apple Music.
Deezer to Spotify, Apple Music or anywhere
If the Deezer playlist is public, paste its link (deezer.com/playlist/…) into the Deezer box in the converter. It reads up to 500 songs through Deezer's free public API, with artists and albums. For a private playlist, make it public for a minute, or use the importer in the app you're moving to.
Tidal to Spotify or Apple Music
Tidal has no export button. Spotify's and Apple Music's importers both list Tidal as a source if you'll sign in. Without a login, type or copy the song names from the Tidal web player into the converter, one per line.
Amazon Music to anywhere
Amazon Music has no public playlist export. Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer and Tidal importers can all read Amazon Music after you sign in. Otherwise, copy the song names from the Amazon Music web player into the converter.
Sharing a playlist with a friend on a different app
Build the list, fill in the slip box (title, what app it's for, a short note) and send the link. Your friend picks their app, gets one search button per song, and can tick songs off as they add them. No account on either side.
While you wait for matches
Free lofi to finish a playlist
Moving a playlist one song at a time takes a while. These are Purrple Cat songs, and every one is free to use in videos and streams with the credit line. Turn on the closer in the converter to add three of them to the end of your list.
Music by Purrple Cat (purrplecat.com), licensed under CC BY 4.0: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Does playlisttransfer move my playlist to another app automatically?
No. It never signs in to your music accounts, so it can't create playlists for you. It turns your list into one search button per song for the app you're moving to, lets you tick songs off as you add them, and gives you CSV, M3U and text files. If you're happy to sign in to both apps, the importers built into Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer and Tidal can do it for you; they're listed on this page.
Is it free? Do I need an account?
It's free and there's no account. Your list stays in your own browser. Nothing is uploaded unless you look up links or make a saved transfer slip.
Why can't I just paste a Spotify or Apple Music playlist link?
Since Spotify's February 2026 Web API changes, new apps like this one can only read the songs in playlists that belong to the person signed in, so a public playlist link isn't enough. Apple Music's API needs a paid developer account. Deezer still lists public playlists through its free public API, so Deezer links work here. For the others, export or copy the list first; the steps for each app are in the converter.
What is a transfer slip?
A transfer slip is a link you can send to a friend. It opens the same list with search buttons for whichever app they use. A saved slip is kept for 180 days and isn't listed anywhere, but anyone who has the link can open it. If you'd rather nothing is stored, choose the link-only option: the whole list is packed into the link itself.
What can I do with the CSV, M3U and text files?
The CSV opens in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets and has a ready search link for each app. The text file is one “Artist - Title” per line, which most transfer tools accept in their paste-text import. The M3U file lists each song by name, for playlist tools and music players that read track names.
How many songs can a list have?
Up to 500 songs per list. For a bigger library, do one playlist at a time.
Why are some songs missing on the new app?
Catalogues differ by app and by country, and some songs exist only as a different version, a remaster or a live take. Use the other app buttons on each row to compare, and mark a song “Not there” so your CSV shows what's still missing.
What gets stored, and where?
Your working list is saved in your browser's local storage. Saved slips are stored on Cloudflare for 180 days. When you look up Spotify or YouTube links, the titles they return are cached for 30 days so repeat lookups are faster. Your IP address is only turned into an anonymous daily counter to stop spam, and it isn't kept. There are no accounts, emails or cookies.
Can I use the Purrple Cat songs on this page in my videos or my own music?
Yes. You can use Purrple Cat songs in your videos and streams, and in new songs, including on YouTube and Spotify, as long as you include the credit line: Music by Purrple Cat (purrplecat.com), licensed under CC BY 4.0: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ What's not allowed: re-uploading the original beats as they are, or releasing remixes, covers or raps over the beats on streaming platforms.
What is the Purrple Cat closer?
It's an optional set of three calm Purrple Cat songs added to the end of your list, one for studying and one for the night. It's off unless you turn it on, and it's clearly marked as a closer in the list and in the files.