Transfer your playlists from another service
Move your playlists to your YouTube Music Library and enjoy your favorite music all in one place. After the transfer, your music will remain in your other music service. Changes made in YouTube Music won’t automatically sync between services.
If you’d like to transfer your music to another service, learn more here.
How to transfer playlists from another service to YouTube Music
Transfer playlists from other music services
You can import playlists, albums, artists, and tracks from other music streaming services into your YouTube Music library.
Depending on your previous service, you can use built-in transfer options or third-party tools like TuneMyMusic or Soundiiz.
How to transfer playlists:
- Open the YouTube Music app.
- Tap your profile icon 👁 Image
. - Select Settings 👁 and then
Privacy & data. - Tap Transfer playlists from other apps.
- Tap Let's start and sign in to your external music service to grant access.
- Choose the playlists you want to import, then tap Transfer to YouTube Music.
- Sign in to your Google Account when prompted to authorize the transfer.
Once the transfer is complete, the playlists will appear in your YouTube Music library.
Note:
- Your music stays on your original streaming service.
- Future changes to your playlists on other services will not automatically sync to YouTube Music.
- Larger libraries may take longer to process, but the transfer runs in the background. You do not need to keep the app or page open.
- Some songs may not be available on YouTube Music. If using Soundiiz, you'll see a notification for any tracks that couldn't be matched.
- Podcasts are not available to import or export with YouTube Music.
The services listed above are being provided by a third party, and Google can neither guarantee the quality of their services nor assist you with any dispute that might arise between you and the service provider. Additionally, this list is not comprehensive and does not indicate that Google has any formal relationship with these providers. We suggest you read the terms and privacy policy of each third-party website and online service that you visit.
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