Once it’s done, you may notice messages about missing files (see screenshot below).It only took a minute to export 12 of my playlists (659 songs in total).

They will still exist and be accessible in Spotify, they’ll just also exist in Apple Music. Note: your playlists aren’t “moved” – they’re copied.

Finally! Click the Start Moving My Music > button.

Now click the Allow button so that TuneMyMusic can create new playlists in Apple Music.

If you are, enter the auth code after you receive it.

Depending on your settings, you may be prompted to authenticate with 2 factor authorization.Enter your Apple ID and password in the spaces provided.A small window will appear – click the Login to your Apple account button in that window.Click the Apple Music button to select the destination.

Place a check in box next to each of the playlists that you want to export to Apple Music and then click the Next: Select Destination button.

A window will appear with a list of all of the playlists you’ve created on Spotify.

Click the Load from your Spotify account button.

You’ll be prompted to sign into Spotify (if you aren’t already) and then click the large AGREE button so that TuneMyMusic can access your playlists.

Head over to the TuneMyMusic home page (link opens in a new tab/window) and click the big Let’s Start button.

Please note: even though the screenshots used in this guide are from a Mac, the entire process is identical whether you’re using Windows, Linux or macOS. This short guide will show you how to quickly and easily transfer your playlists from Spotify to Apple Music.īest of all – you don’t need to sign up for anything or download/install any software! Using the free service TuneMyMusic, you can copy the playlists you’ve created in Spotify over to the Apple Music app (and/or iTunes).

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