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I know of a even more impressive website that will transfer playlists from Spotify (or 20 other platforms, including text files) to 20 other platforms or a text

I know of a even more impressive website that will transfer playlists from Spotify (or 20 other platforms, including text files) to 20 other platforms or a text file. I will share the link, but don't hug it to death y'all. :) https://app.tunemymusic.com/transfer https://app.tunemymusic.com/transfer

saretup 2y ago
That’s the one I used when I moved from Spotify to YouTube music. Luckily my playlists contained less than 500 songs so the whole migration was easy and free.
crossroadsguy 2y ago
Or this https://playlists.cloud/ https://playlists.cloud/
- djsavvy 2y ago
  Thanks for sharing! I didn't want to sign up for a monthly subscription to transfer my music...
  - mkhalil 2y ago
    I didn't even know TuneMyMusic had a premium service, but fwiw, it's free for the first 500 songs. I've only used it a few times and was pretty impressed at how many services it supports.
  - crossroadsguy 2y ago
    Agreed. Having said that I have used https://ko-fi.com/zzzrod https://ko-fi.com/zzzrod to support (if it can be called that) the dev (the link is from app homepage) as per my personal capacity. Because it is such an excellent service and provided for free and also because it isn't behind subscription. So thought I will share that. But of course it is perfectly fine to use it for free as well if one wants to. Cheers.
myself248 2y ago
I love TuneMyMusic, I exported my Spotify when I left, imported everything to Deezer, and now I periodically export everything from Deezer so I can slice and dice it in Excel for various reasons.
nunez 2y ago
Soundiiz does this also. I've been using it for years. Great service
- freetonik 2y ago
  I found Soundiiz pretty bad, at least when transferring from Spotify and Apple Music to Youtube Music. It failed to find about a hundred tracks from the library of couple of thousand tracks, and they weren't some niche, rare things, too. I had to manually search for them, using the same titles, and found most of them.
therealdrag0 2y ago
I used Soundiiz to go from Spotify to YouTube. I paid 5$, but was happy to pay.
mihular 2y ago
I recently made a transition from Spotify to Tidal and found the suggested transfer service to do the job really clumsy. In my case I've transferred favorite artists and the service was just trying to match them by name which failed miserably when there was more than one with the same name - seemingly it picked one randomly. I wonder how this service would do.
- iamacyborg 2y ago
  My impression is that Tidal does a bad job of this in general. I have lots of artists I follow on there who have albums appearing on their page from identically named but different artists.
  - mihular 2y ago
    Don't get me started on that. How can a company which core business is content streaming be that lazy is beyond me. I often feedback them the errors, but even such feedback is difficult.
    - notyourwork 2y ago
      Sadly it’s an expensive scaling problem. Not trivial to solve at the scale streaming platforms operate at.
      - iamacyborg 2y ago
        Discogs seems to handle it just fine.
      - mihular 2y ago
        Well, at least they could make it easy to feedback, like a button on the artist/album page. But it's it really that hard to do it themselves? They are not getting a million albums per day, do they? I'm sure there are ways to improve the process with a little good will.
- etra0 2y ago
piltdownman 2y ago
Anyone know of a technical solution to retrieve a list of 'titles' for deleted videos from a youtube playlist? Have at least 10x Playlists full of removed/deleted music that has been inappropriately copyright striked, but I can't even reconstitute the playlists as I don't have the Title/Artist for the removed tracks.
- brainzap 2y ago
  I manually copy pasted the video urls into services that lookup details and check web archive
- rvnx 2y ago
  Paste the URL into savefrom, they have a cache
nindalf 2y ago
This is so helpful. This is the one blocking piece preventing my transfer off Spotify.
boringg 2y ago
If this does as you say it does… thank you for posting this. Ive been thinking of trying to get away from spotify but felt trapped at the playlist loss. My kid are now conditioned for instant music that might be the bigger challenge.
mobeigi 2y ago
I've used this site before when moving from Spotify to Youtube Music, worked really well and didn't take long to transfer everything over.
__MatrixMan__ 2y ago
I used this. It worked fine. It's a shame it's necessary though... I wish there was some kind of vendor-neutral import/export format rather than requiring a third party to solve the whole matrix of integrations.
- coder543 2y ago
  The music industry needs to more widely use some kind of equivalent to the ISBN that the book industry uses. A simple "ISMN" list per playlist/library would be all that would be needed to move between services when both apps have the same songs. One could also imagine a standardized ismn://<number> URL format that could open in your preferred music app, and this could work even without a streaming service if you already own that song in your personal music collection. ISMN seems to exist: https://www.loc.gov/ismn/about.html https://www.loc.gov/ismn/about.html But, I've never actually seen it used for recordings; it seems to be focused solely on music notation. So, it would be nice to have some kind of recording-focused identifier for keeping track of specific performances between services.
  - sneak 2y ago
    They’re called magnet links.
  - Muromec 2y ago
    Yeah, but the next step is to make identifier somethink like a has so the media can be content addressable. Wait, we can't have that. It's too convenient
    - coder543 2y ago
      Content addressable doesn't really work here... different apps may have the same recordings encoded in different formats and bitrates, but they are still the same recording. Unless you meant "content addressable" in the sense of a uniquely assigned identifier like I was already talking about, and not a computed identifier from the raw bytes of the file like a hash.
kristofferR 2y ago
Playlisty is a great iOS/MacOS app for doing it locally if you're using Apple Music. https://www.obdura.com/playlisty/ https://www.obdura.com/playlisty/

saretup 2y ago

That’s the one I used when I moved from Spotify to YouTube music. Luckily my playlists contained less than 500 songs so the whole migration was easy and free.

crossroadsguy 2y ago

Or this https://playlists.cloud/ https://playlists.cloud/

djsavvy 2y ago
Thanks for sharing! I didn't want to sign up for a monthly subscription to transfer my music...
- mkhalil 2y ago
  I didn't even know TuneMyMusic had a premium service, but fwiw, it's free for the first 500 songs. I've only used it a few times and was pretty impressed at how many services it supports.
- crossroadsguy 2y ago
  Agreed. Having said that I have used https://ko-fi.com/zzzrod https://ko-fi.com/zzzrod to support (if it can be called that) the dev (the link is from app homepage) as per my personal capacity. Because it is such an excellent service and provided for free and also because it isn't behind subscription. So thought I will share that. But of course it is perfectly fine to use it for free as well if one wants to. Cheers.

myself248 2y ago

I love TuneMyMusic, I exported my Spotify when I left, imported everything to Deezer, and now I periodically export everything from Deezer so I can slice and dice it in Excel for various reasons.

nunez 2y ago

Soundiiz does this also. I've been using it for years. Great service

freetonik 2y ago
I found Soundiiz pretty bad, at least when transferring from Spotify and Apple Music to Youtube Music. It failed to find about a hundred tracks from the library of couple of thousand tracks, and they weren't some niche, rare things, too. I had to manually search for them, using the same titles, and found most of them.

therealdrag0 2y ago

I used Soundiiz to go from Spotify to YouTube. I paid 5$, but was happy to pay.

mihular 2y ago

I recently made a transition from Spotify to Tidal and found the suggested transfer service to do the job really clumsy. In my case I've transferred favorite artists and the service was just trying to match them by name which failed miserably when there was more than one with the same name - seemingly it picked one randomly. I wonder how this service would do.

iamacyborg 2y ago
My impression is that Tidal does a bad job of this in general. I have lots of artists I follow on there who have albums appearing on their page from identically named but different artists.
- mihular 2y ago
  Don't get me started on that. How can a company which core business is content streaming be that lazy is beyond me. I often feedback them the errors, but even such feedback is difficult.
  - notyourwork 2y ago
    Sadly it’s an expensive scaling problem. Not trivial to solve at the scale streaming platforms operate at.
    - iamacyborg 2y ago
      Discogs seems to handle it just fine.
    - mihular 2y ago
      Well, at least they could make it easy to feedback, like a button on the artist/album page. But it's it really that hard to do it themselves? They are not getting a million albums per day, do they? I'm sure there are ways to improve the process with a little good will.
etra0 2y ago

piltdownman 2y ago

Anyone know of a technical solution to retrieve a list of 'titles' for deleted videos from a youtube playlist? Have at least 10x Playlists full of removed/deleted music that has been inappropriately copyright striked, but I can't even reconstitute the playlists as I don't have the Title/Artist for the removed tracks.

brainzap 2y ago
I manually copy pasted the video urls into services that lookup details and check web archive
rvnx 2y ago
Paste the URL into savefrom, they have a cache

nindalf 2y ago

This is so helpful. This is the one blocking piece preventing my transfer off Spotify.

boringg 2y ago

If this does as you say it does… thank you for posting this. Ive been thinking of trying to get away from spotify but felt trapped at the playlist loss. My kid are now conditioned for instant music that might be the bigger challenge.

mobeigi 2y ago

I've used this site before when moving from Spotify to Youtube Music, worked really well and didn't take long to transfer everything over.

__MatrixMan__ 2y ago

I used this. It worked fine. It's a shame it's necessary though... I wish there was some kind of vendor-neutral import/export format rather than requiring a third party to solve the whole matrix of integrations.

coder543 2y ago
The music industry needs to more widely use some kind of equivalent to the ISBN that the book industry uses. A simple "ISMN" list per playlist/library would be all that would be needed to move between services when both apps have the same songs. One could also imagine a standardized ismn://<number> URL format that could open in your preferred music app, and this could work even without a streaming service if you already own that song in your personal music collection. ISMN seems to exist: https://www.loc.gov/ismn/about.html https://www.loc.gov/ismn/about.html But, I've never actually seen it used for recordings; it seems to be focused solely on music notation. So, it would be nice to have some kind of recording-focused identifier for keeping track of specific performances between services.
- sneak 2y ago
  They’re called magnet links.
- Muromec 2y ago
  Yeah, but the next step is to make identifier somethink like a has so the media can be content addressable. Wait, we can't have that. It's too convenient
  - coder543 2y ago
    Content addressable doesn't really work here... different apps may have the same recordings encoded in different formats and bitrates, but they are still the same recording. Unless you meant "content addressable" in the sense of a uniquely assigned identifier like I was already talking about, and not a computed identifier from the raw bytes of the file like a hash.

kristofferR 2y ago

Playlisty is a great iOS/MacOS app for doing it locally if you're using Apple Music. https://www.obdura.com/playlisty/ https://www.obdura.com/playlisty/