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Free Your Music adds the songs to the destination in the same order as in the source playlist. When you change the order in the source later, Keep in sync copies the new order, where the destination lets apps arrange songs. Some services do not, so the order there can drift.
Which services keep the order?
Amazon Music, Deezer, Qobuz, SoundCloud, Spotify, YouTube and YouTube Music let Free Your Music arrange the songs in a playlist, so the order is kept there.
Apple Music, Audiomack, Audius, Boomplay and Tidal do not let apps move songs inside a playlist. Free Your Music adds the songs in the source order, but it cannot move them afterwards, so a later change of the order in the source is not copied there. A song you pick later with "Use this match" goes to the end of the playlist there, and "Rebuild in order" makes the playlist again in the order of the source.
Why do my Spotify Liked Songs move oldest first?
Spotify lists your Liked Songs with the newest song at the top. Free Your Music adds them to the destination from the oldest to the newest, so the song you liked last is also the newest one on the new service.
Frequently asked questions
My Apple Music playlist is in a different order. Can I fix it?
Apple Music does not let apps change the order of songs in a playlist. Sort the playlist in the Music app instead.
Does Keep in sync change the order of songs I added myself?
Keep in sync follows the order of the source playlist. Songs you added by hand to the destination stay there.
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