Trackhop
Transfer YouTube Music playlists to Spotify
Trackhop moves your YouTube Music playlists and liked songs to Spotify and can keep them in sync afterwards, by hand or on a schedule. Free and open source, with no Trackhop account: everything runs on your phone or your computer.
What you need
- Trackhop on Android 8.0 or newer (also on F-Droid), or Trackhop Desktop for Windows, macOS and Linux, or the Docker server.
- Your Google account for YouTube Music and a Spotify account (free or Premium).
Step by step
- Connect YouTube Music (Accounts → Add connector → YouTube Music): sign in on Google’s page.
- Connect Spotify.
- One playlist: Syncs → New sync, source YouTube Music and the playlist (or Liked music), target Spotify and create a new playlist. Many at once: Tools → Transfer many playlists.
- Preview, run, and check the review for anything Spotify does not have.
Good to know
- YouTube Music mixes songs and videos: a video’s title is read as “artist - title” to find the song on Spotify, and doubtful matches go to the review instead of being added.
- A scheduled sync keeps Spotify up to date as the YouTube Music playlist grows; mirror removals follows deletions too.
- The other way round: Spotify to YouTube Music.