Copy 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, step by step
Open Free Your Music and connect your music service
Use your music service's own sign-in. Your password stays with your music service.
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.
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 your service
Copy playlist: 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.
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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