Trackhop
Export a playlist to CSV or M3U
Trackhop saves a playlist from any connected service as a file you keep: CSV for a spreadsheet, M3U or XSPF for a music player, JSON for scripts. It also backs up all your playlists at once, by hand or on a schedule, so you are never one deleted account away from losing them.
Export one playlist
- Connect the service (Accounts → Add connector): Spotify, YouTube Music, Apple Music, TIDAL, Deezer, Amazon Music, Navidrome, Jellyfin, Plex…
- Tools → Export a playlist, pick the playlist and the format, and save the file wherever you like (phone storage, Drive, Nextcloud…).
Back up everything
Tools → Backup & restore → Back up all playlists now saves every playlist and your liked songs of every connected service as dated files, keeping the last versions of each. Choose a folder and a schedule and it happens by itself, with the files copied to a folder outside the phone.
The same page saves your whole Trackhop set-up (syncs, settings, the matches you chose) to one
.trackhop file, to restore on a new phone or in Trackhop Desktop.
And back in
A CSV, M3U, XSPF, JSPF, iTunes XML, JSON or plain-text list can also be the source of a sync: Tools → File playlists → Import, then sync it to any service. That is how you move a playlist from a service Trackhop cannot reach, or restore one from a backup.