Archive · 28 Sep 2025
Migrate Your Music Library: A Guide to Streaming Platform Transfers
Imagine you want to switch to a new music app, but you don't want to lose all your favorite songs and playlists.
Luckily, you can move your music library!
Apple Music lets you import from other services using a tool called Songshift.
Other apps like Deezer and Amazon Music recommend third-party services.
These services help copy your playlists and songs, but some songs might not transfer if they aren't available on the new platform.
It's like moving your books to a new house - some might get lost, but most of your collection will come with you!
Users can transfer music libraries between streaming services.
Apple Music uses the Songshift service to import libraries.
Third-party services like Tune My Music assist with transfers.
Spotify is developing its own transfer tool.
Transfers may result in some missing songs.
- Who
- Music streaming service users
- What
- Transferring music libraries between streaming platforms.
- When
- Apple Music updated feature in the last month
- Where
- Various streaming platforms (Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Amazon Music, YouTube Music)
- Why
- To switch music providers while retaining saved songs and playlists.
- Apple Music Import Service
- Songshift
- Apple Music Import Availability
- Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Mexico, New Zealand, UK, US
- Third-party services for Transfers
- Tune My Music, Soundiiz
- Google advised third party services for
- YouTube Music users
- Spotify's Current Status
- Testing library transfer feature