Switching from Apple Music to Spotify can be scary due to the apparent risk of losing your playlists.
We’ll show you how to do so for a smooth transition.
In this guide, we’ll useTune My Musicto move Apple Music playlists to Spotify.
Tune My Music is our top pick because it supports many music streaming platforms and is free.
However, there are two mandatory requirements to undertake the process.
One, you must have an activeApple Music subscription plan.
If you let your plan expire, don’t worry.
You canget Apple Music for freeand then cancel once you’ve transferred your music playlists.
Second, you should enableSync Libraryin Apple Music.
On the next page, select Apple Music from the list of available services as your music source.
SelectLogin to your Apple Music account.
drop your Apple ID and password to verify your identity.
Step 2.Next, grant Tune My Music permission to access your Apple Music library by clickingAllow.
On the next page, Tune My Music will display your Apple Music playlists.
By default, the tool selects all playlists and your library songs, albums, and artists.
If you only want to move playlists, unselect everything else.
Step 3.When you’re happy with your selection, clickSelect Destination.
Step 4.ClickSpotifyon the next page and selectAgreeto grant the tool permission to access your account in the new window.
You may have to access to Spotify if you have not already.
Tune My Music will display a summary page indicating your source, destination, and playlists to be transferred.
Step 5.Start your transfer by clickingStart Moving My Music.
The website will then display a progress bar.
In our case, no missing song was found, meaning the tool moved all songs.
If that happens, it doesn’t mean that song isn’t available on Spotify.
It may be available, but the metadata is different.
In that case, view affected songs and add them manually to your Spotify library.
Step 6.To open your transferred playlist in Spotify, clickthe Openbutton adjacent to the playlist name.
