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March 28, 2025

Spotify is packed with playlists, from your own carefully curated collections to algorithm-driven recommendations. But what if you want to export playlists from Spotify for backup or move them to another music service? Since Spotify doesn’t offer a built-in export feature, you’ll need a third-party tool. That’s where Free Your Music comes in—it lets you export Spotify playlists to a CSV file or transfer them to another platform with just a few clicks.
Start by downloading Free Your Music on your device. It’s available for iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, and Linux. Grab it from the official site.
Launch Free Your Music and choose Spotify as your source platform. If you’re exporting a Spotify playlist, you’ll need to log in and authorize the app. Don’t worry—your passwords stay private. Free Your Music only accesses your playlists to export them for you.

Decide where you want to send your Spotify playlist export:

If you’re exporting Spotify playlists to Excel, select a folder on your device to store the file.

Pick the Spotify playlists you want to export, then hit “Begin Transfer.” Free Your Music will start processing your request.

Once the export is done, you can access your exported Spotify playlists in Excel, TXT, or directly on your new streaming service.

Want to import playlists into Spotify or another service? Free Your Music can handle that too. Just select your destination service, choose the playlists, and let the app do the rest. Need a guide? Check out how to transfer Spotify playlists to Apple Music.
Whether you’re exporting Spotify playlists for backup, switching to a new platform, or doing a Spotify export playlist for safekeeping, Free Your Music makes it simple. No manual copying, no lost tracks—just quick, hassle-free transfers.