Music

Convert YouTube Music to Deezer

Paste a YouTube Music link and get the Deezer version. Free, no account, playlists included.

How it works

  1. 1Copy a link in YouTube Music. Songs, albums, artists, and playlists all work.
  2. 2Paste it in the box above. Single links need no account at all.
  3. 3Open the Deezer match, copy it, or sign in once to import a playlist straight into your library.

This is the same converter that runs on the home page. Songs match by ISRC, the recording industry's unique recording ID, with a title and artist comparison as fallback and a visible confidence score. Deezer closed its developer program, so playlist imports use an opt-in browser session connection I label Advanced. Single links need nothing.

Common questions

Is this free? Do I need an account?
Yes, free, with no ads and no caps on link conversion. Songs, albums, and artists convert without any sign in. Converting a full playlist into Deezer needs a quick sign in so the playlist can be created in your own library.
How accurate are the matches?
Songs match by ISRC first, the recording industry's unique ID for a recording, so most matches are exact rather than guessed. When a catalog does not report an ISRC, the converter compares title, artist, and album and shows a confidence score so you can judge the match yourself.
Can I convert a whole YouTube Music playlist to Deezer?
Yes. Paste the playlist link to get a 48 hour share page anyone can import from, or sign in and convert it straight into Deezer. YouTube playlists carry no track IDs, so tracks match by title and accuracy can vary.
Does it handle albums and artists too?
Yes. Album links map to the same album on Deezer and artist links map to the artist page. Every conversion also gets a universal page that lists all six services with a QR code, handy for sharing with people who use something else entirely.
Why is the Deezer connection labeled Advanced?
Deezer stopped accepting new developer apps, so there is no official sign in to offer. The Advanced connection uses your own browser session value, stored only in an HTTP-only cookie, never in a database. It is opt-in and clearly marked because it is unofficial.

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