Convert playlists between six music services
Paste a playlist link from Spotify, Apple Music, TIDAL, Deezer, or YouTube Music. Free, ISRC-exact, no ads.
Two ways to move a playlist
Share link. Paste a playlist link above and get a 48 hour share page. Anyone who opens it signs in to their own service and imports the playlist there. Good for sending a playlist to a friend on a different service, no account needed on your side.
Direct import. Sign in to your services and convert playlists from your library straight into another service. You watch it match track by track, then get a report of anything that needs attention.
Why matches are exact
Most converters guess by searching song titles. This one matches by ISRC, the unique ID the recording industry assigns to each recording, and only falls back to title and artist comparison when a catalog does not report one. Fallback matches show a confidence score instead of pretending to be certain.
Common questions
- Is it actually free?
- Yes. No ads, no premium tier, no track caps on conversion. I built it for myself and run it as a personal project, so there is nothing to upsell. The only real limit is YouTube's own API quota, which caps YouTube imports at roughly 60 tracks a day.
- Which services are supported?
- Spotify, Apple Music, TIDAL, Deezer, and YouTube Music playlists convert in every direction. Amazon Music has no public API, so single songs, albums, and artists get pre-filled Amazon searches instead of playlist support.
- How accurate are playlist conversions?
- Tracks match by ISRC first, the recording industry's unique recording ID, so most of a playlist comes across exactly. Anything without an ISRC falls back to title and artist comparison with a confidence score, and after the import you get a per-track report where you can search and fix the stragglers by hand.
- Do I need accounts on both services?
- Only on the destination, and only for direct imports. The share link route needs no account at all on your side: paste a playlist link, send the 48 hour share page to anyone, and they sign in to their own service to import it.
- Is there a track limit?
- No limit of mine. Spotify, Apple Music, TIDAL, and Deezer imports run through the whole playlist. YouTube is the exception because Google's API quota allows roughly 60 track additions a day, so long YouTube imports continue the next day.
Every direction
- Spotify to Apple Music
- Spotify to Deezer
- Spotify to TIDAL
- Spotify to YouTube Music
- Spotify to Amazon Music
- Apple Music to Spotify
- Apple Music to Deezer
- Apple Music to TIDAL
- Apple Music to YouTube Music
- Apple Music to Amazon Music
- Deezer to Spotify
- Deezer to Apple Music
- Deezer to TIDAL
- Deezer to YouTube Music
- Deezer to Amazon Music
- TIDAL to Spotify
- TIDAL to Apple Music
- TIDAL to Deezer
- TIDAL to YouTube Music
- TIDAL to Amazon Music
- YouTube Music to Spotify
- YouTube Music to Apple Music
- YouTube Music to Deezer
- YouTube Music to TIDAL
- YouTube Music to Amazon Music
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