Personally, I take great pride and care when it comes to my playlists.

I nurture them as if they were my very own spawn, naming them with purpose and adding songs that will only help them grow to their full potential.

“90’s rave” doesn’t come easy, you know. 

So perhaps you chose to open up a Spotify account when they launched recently, but you still have your iTunes account active.

If, like me, you’ve spent hours curating the perfect playlist for every event, for every situation, mood, activity and season, then you can’t just let that go, right?

No, no you absolutely cannot. And you don’t have to, because there are four easy ways to transfer your playlists from one music streaming service to another.

Move Spotify Playlist to Apple Music – Online

1. Visit the website: www.tunemymusic.com/

2. Select Spotify.

3. Paste the Spotify playlist URL into the search bar. Select ‘Load Playlist’.

4. Select Next Destination.

5. Select Apple Music, and log into your account to get started.

If you want to transfer a lot of playlists, this method is not that convenient because you need to login to Apple Music account for each playlist you transfer. If you have two-factor authentication, this is going to take some time. In that case, you should try the other 2 methods.

I’ve used this one myself and it’s incredibly easy. Thumbs up, 10/10, recommend.

Sync Spotify Playlist to Apple Music Automatically

This is a tool you can use to automatically sync whatever tracks are added to Spotify, to Apple Music (and visa versa).

All you need to do is just go to the Soundsgood website and create an account. Then you can import the Spotify playlist via playlist link. Once the playlist loaded, you can select Apple Music to sync along with other music services like Deezer, YouTube Music, SoundCloud, Napster, Qobuz, etc.

After you authorize Soundsgpod with your Apple Music access, you can click PUBLISH AND SYNC and then you are all set.

This is pretty great if you’re constantly between the two, or if one specific account is linked to a sound system but you prefer using the other on a day to day basis.

For the other two options, go here.

I’ll be here, attending to my playlists and living my amateur DJ dreams.

[source:chrunos]