Spotify Users Can Now Transfer Playlists From Other Music Apps: How It Works

Spotify has just brought a new feature that will make things more convenient for all the users on the platform who want to export their playlists from different applications. The feature is backed by TuneMyMusic and supports all major services like Amazon Music, TIDAL, Deezer, Pandora, SoundCloud, and Apple Music. The tool will be available for the masses in the 'Your Library' section of the application. Here, you will be supposed to swipe to the bottom of the list, then tap on the new option to 'import your music' and follow the prompts to connect with the service. After that, you can choose the platform from which you'd like to import the playlists. However, what the readers should know is that the tracking can be missing if the catalogue

doesn't match on Spotify. However, the same will be beneficial for the users who are looking to switch to Spotify from any of the mentioned applications.Also Read: Warning! These Mistakes Can Get You Permanently Banned On WhatsApp, Here's What You Should Avoid This comes as a major breakthrough, removing the barrier that people face while switching platforms. Users were supposed to rebuild their playlist when they switched platforms or rely on a shady third-party application to support them in the transition. And this is also kind of a bonus for the people, as the TuneMyMusic site only lets you transfer 500 tracks for free; after that, you have to get a paid plan to transfer songs.

Will This Help Spotify In Competing With YouTube Music?

Spotify holds a strong position in the market, but at the end of the day, beating YouTube Music at its game is a tough nut to crack, no matter how many more features Spotify has to offer. Making a playlist is easiest on YouTube, thanks to its algorithm that can read your mind (no, not literally). And on YouTube Music, you can also transfer playlists directly from Apple Music and via third party applications for Spotify.