Copy Amazon Music playlist
Make a copy of a playlist on the same account, on another account or on another service. A copy to another service is a transfer: we match the songs first. In your browser on any computer, on iPhone and iPad, and on Android.
- Web app
- iPhone and iPad
- Android
How it works
Copy playlist on Amazon Music, step by step
Open Free Your Music and connect Amazon Music
Use Amazon Music's own sign-in. Your password stays with Amazon Music.
Pick the playlist
Your playlists show with their song counts. Open the one you want to change.
Open Tools › Make a copy
Name the copy and pick where it goes: this account, another account or another service.
Make the copy
Free Your Music makes a new playlist. A copy to another service runs as a transfer. The original stays as it is.
Service limits
What Amazon Music lets apps do
Every service decides what an app may change in a playlist. On Amazon Music, Free Your Music can:
- Add songsMerge, split, extend, mood playlists, sync and transfersYes
- Remove songsDuplicates, clean up and restoreYes
- Reorder songsSort and shuffleYes
- RenameNew names for your playlistsYes
- Change the coverSet a cover from the cover makerNot on Amazon Music
Only the owner can change a playlist that you follow. You can still split it or merge it into a playlist of your own.
Every transfer is free: playlists, liked songs, albums and artists.
Pro adds every playlist tool, auto-sync once a day and playlist insights.
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Copy playlist on Amazon Music: questions
Is it free?
A copy to another service is a transfer, and the first transfer of each playlist is free. A copy on the same account is part of Pro.
Does the original playlist change?
No. Free Your Music makes a new playlist, and the original stays as it is.
Does it work on playlists I follow?
Yes. The copy is a playlist of your own, so you can change it as you like.
Can I copy my liked songs?
Yes. Open Liked songs and choose Make a playlist. The new playlist is on the same account.
Can I copy several playlists at once?
Yes. Select the playlists in Library and choose Duplicate: each one gets a copy on the same account. Duplicate is part of Pro.
What else can Free Your Music change on Amazon Music?
On Amazon Music, apps may add songs, remove songs, change the order, and rename playlists. Apps may not change the cover, so the tools that need it are not there.
Where can I use it?
Make a copy is in the web app at freeyourmusic.com/app. On iPhone, iPad and Android, select playlists and tap Duplicate, or transfer a playlist to another service.
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