Any of the apps let you move from Spotify to another service, but for the sake of brevity, I tested each one with a different service. The process should be the same no matter which service you are transferring to, though.Īlthough I was limited by the fact that I was using the free version, FreeYourMusic was the simplest and quickest to use. However, depending on what services or features you use, another option may suit your needs better. FreeYourMusic FreeYourMusicįreeYourMusic is a downloadable app that lists 20 services between which it will transfer data, including Apple Music, Amazon Music, Deezer, Pandora, YouTube Music, Tidal, and (of course) Spotify.

The service offers a limited free plan and three paid plans. If you want to try out the service, you can transfer a single playlist of up to 100 songs. The Basic plan asks for a one-time payment of $14.99 and lets you transfer an unlimited number of songs, playlists and albums. The Premium plan is $6.66 / month or $49.99 / year and adds features such as auto-synchronization and smart links so you can share playlists across services. Lifetime offers the same service as Premium but is a one-time fee of $249.99. The FreeYourMusic has a nicely simple UI that got right into it by immediately asking me to select my playlist source. I then had to sign in (via Spotify’s login pop-up). It’s very easy to choose your source music service. I then followed the same procedure for YouTube Music.

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