There is now a really easy way to export Spotify playlists to Apple Music and requires very little effort. Here’s how to do it.
We recently talked about different ways to get your Spotify playlists on Apple Music, and it wasn’t as easy as it sounds as Apple doesn’t have a built-in feature that allows users to move Spotify music to Apple Music. .
However, a new third-party tool has been released that makes the process as easy as we’ve seen so far.
The application is called Move to Apple Music and only available on OS X. It’s much easier than other solutions we’ve used, including StAMP, the best automated solution ever, but importing Spotify playlists using StAMP requires exporting the playlists in a .CSV file. file first, and it really isn’t as automatic as it should be.
With Move to Apple Music, the process of transferring Spotify playlists to Apple Music is much easier and faster, and the app even works with Rdio playlists.
If you want to switch from Spotify to Apple Music, here is how to easily transfer your Spotify playlists to Apple Music.
Transfer Spotify Playlists to Apple Music
Again, we have already discussed several ways to transfer Spotify playlists to Apple Music, but the easiest way to do it is to use the new Move to Apple Music app that you can download to your Mac.
Unfortunately, it’s not free to use because it costs $4.99 to download, but considering that it would take hours (potentially) to recreate playlists in Apple Music, it’s probably yours to spend $4.99 to save all that time. worth it for. Also, we have yet to discover a free alternative that is this easy to use.
In any case, after downloading and installing the application, run it and follow these steps:
The first thing you’ll see when you launch the app is the option to choose Spotify or Rdio. Since we use Spotify, we will choose Spotify.
Then you will log into your Spotify account, this is how this app will access your playlists. Don’t worry, the app doesn’t keep or even know your Spotify account credentials.
From there, the app will show a list of your Spotify playlists and you can uncheck or uncheck any of the playlists shown. Click after you’re done selecting playlists.
The next part is a little weird, but it’s what allows the app to access iTunes and transfer your playlists from Spotify to Apple Music.
Start by clicking the Move to Apple Music app and then open iTunes. From there, simply “like” any song in your iTunes library by clicking the heart icon to the right of the song. You may need to like a few songs for this to work, but a big “Yes!” you should see. It appears in the Move to Apple Music app. Click to go to the next screen.
At this point, your Spotify playlists will begin to transfer to Apple Music. Depending on how many songs and playlists you have, this may take some time, so sit back and relax for now.
At the bottom, you can see the message “X songs not found in Apple Music”. Because you have a Spotify song that is not in Apple Music, and that song will unfortunately be out of stream. However, most songs you stream are available on Apple Music, so you’ll definitely have most of the songs to listen to on Apple’s music streaming service.
