For a visual step-by-step guide, kindly watch the video above, or you can watch the video on YouTube by clicking here: How to Transfer Your YouTube Music Playlist to Spotify in Minutes, we show you how to do this.
Do you wish to export your well-thought-out playlist from YouTube Music to Spotify? After all the time that you put into creating the best possible song selection on YouTube Music, it is very frustrating when you are left feeling “trapped” because you need to move to Spotify and start adding songs again yourself.
But hold on, there is some great news for you! In this article, I will tell you about a process that can help you move your whole YouTube Music library to Spotify within a few minutes. Not only this, but this process is suitable for all devices, whether it is a phone, tablet, or PC.
Why Switch Without the Stress?
Platform change shouldn’t affect the vibes you created. It doesn’t matter whether you are switching to Spotify for its social network, interface, or better integration with devices; your playlists should go with you. This transition can be accomplished through a third-party tool called Paradify.
If you want to know how to transfer your YouTube music playlist to Spotify, here are the steps to follow:
Step-by-Step Guide to Transfer Your YouTube Music Playlist to Spotify
1. Connect Your Spotify Account
To begin with, go to Paradify (a link is provided in the description below too).
Click on “Login with Spotify”.
In case you are logged into Spotify using your browser, this step would not take much time.
After going through the permissions, click on Agree.
2. Connect Your YouTube Music Account
After connecting Spotify, you will have to give access to the data in YouTube Music.
Go to the Paradify website and select Connect YouTube.
Choose your Google account with which you use YouTube Music.
3. Select and Transfer Your Playlists
Time for some magic!
Go ahead and select Start Transfer.
Select New Transfer and click Load from YouTube account. All your YouTube playlists will now appear on the screen.
Remember that it doesn’t matter if regular YouTube video playlists also appear; it takes all the information from your account.
Select those that you would like to migrate. You can select more than one at once!
Click on Transfer.
4. Enjoy Your Music on Spotify
Allow the progress bar to finish loading. Once it does, you will be able to see an overview of the transfer in your Transfer History section. Simply open your Spotify app, and you will see all of your new playlists.
For a visual step-by-step guide, kindly watch the video above, or you can watch the video on YouTube by clicking here: How to Transfer Your YouTube Music Playlist to Spotify in Minutes, we show you how to do this.
Conclusion
That is just how easy it is! Now you can have all of your favourite songs from Spotify without the stress of manually transferring them yourself.
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Curious to see the process for yourself? Here is the full tutorial: How to Transfer Your YouTube Music Playlist to Spotify in Minutes
FAQ
Does this work on mobile devices?
Yes, indeed! Since Paradify is a web application, you can run it on any device that has a browser installed, such as an iPhone, an Android, or a tablet computer.
Is there a limit to how many songs I can transfer?
Although the above-mentioned technique will enable you to select several playlists at once, there is a limit of 100 songs transferred for the free account. You will need a paid subscription to transfer more.
Will my “Liked Songs” be transferred too?
Yes, as you can see from the video above, Paradify is able to import your “Liked Videos” or “Liked Music” from YouTube and transform them into a regular Spotify playlist.
Do I need a Spotify Premium account?
No, there is an opportunity to import playlists into both free and premium Spotify accounts.
What happens if a song on YouTube is not on Spotify?
Most often, the transfer tool uses metadata (name of song and artist) for comparison. If a certain song is unavailable on Spotify because it is exclusive to YouTube (e.g., a rare remix or live performance which was not published officially), it won’t be possible to find a matching song on Spotify. Thus, it will just be skipped from the playlist.
Is my data safe?
It uses a secure login window provided by Google and Spotify itself. You give Paradify access to your playlists to perform the transfer, and you can withdraw this permission anytime after transferring your playlist.
