How to transfer your music library from one streaming service to another

"To use it, you'll need an Apple Music account and the latest version of iOS or the Android Apple Music app. On iPhone, go to Settings, then Apps, then Music. Tap "Transfer Music from Other Music Services" to pop up a list of various streaming services. Android users can follow a similar process. Transfers can also be done through a web browser at music.apple.com. After choosing a service, another screen appears, prompting you to log into the target account."

"Importing into Apple Music The iPhone maker recently published a help page to walk users through the process of importing libraries into Apple Music. The feature, buried in your settings, is provided by a third-party service called Songshift. It's currently available to users in Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Mexico, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States. To use it, you'll need an Apple Music account and the latest version of iOS or the Android Apple Music app."

"Most of the other big music streaming platforms offer ways to transfer your library to their site. They mostly rely on standalone third-party services that have been around for a while, are free to use, and don't need app integration to work. Tidal and Deezer both direct users on their websites to one such service, Tune My Music, which works with popular platforms like Spotify as well as a host of lesser known sites."

Apple Music provides a built-in transfer option that uses the third-party service Songshift and is available in several countries including the United States, United Kingdom, and others. The transfer control appears in Settings → Apps → Music on iPhone, is accessible via the Android Apple Music app, and can be performed through music.apple.com in a browser. Many streaming platforms point users to standalone tools such as Tune My Music, Songshift, and Soundiiz to migrate playlists, albums, artists, and tracks. Tidal and Deezer promote Tune My Music, while Amazon Music links to Tune My Music, Songshift, and Soundiiz. Moving from Apple Music to YouTube Music requires signing into Apple Music, requesting a copy of data, and exporting it.

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