Sort playlist by BPM
Put the songs in tempo order, slow to fast or fast to slow. Build a run that speeds up or a DJ set with small tempo steps. The new order is saved in the playlist. In your browser on any computer, on iPhone and iPad, and on Android.
- Web app
- iPhone and iPad
- Android
How it works
Sort by BPM, 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 › Sort and pick BPM
The songs go from slow to fast, or the other way. See the playlist before and after. Nothing changes yet.
Apply
Free Your Music writes the change to your music service. Nothing changes before you apply.
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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Sort by BPM: questions
How does it sort by BPM?
Open Sort and pick BPM. The songs go from slow to fast, or from fast to slow when you reverse the order. You see the playlist before and after first.
Is it good for running and workouts?
Yes. A slow-to-fast order starts easy and builds up to your pace. For a playlist of only loud, fast songs, make a playlist by mood with the Workout preset.
Can DJs use it?
Yes. In BPM order the tempo changes only a little from song to song. To mix in key, sort by key: inside one key, the slower song comes first.
What happens to songs with no audio data?
They keep their places. Only the songs with audio data move, so a song that the catalogue does not know stays where it was.
Does the new order stay on your music service?
Yes. Free Your Music changes the order of the playlist on your music service, so every app that opens it shows the new order.
Is it free?
You can try the tool free and see the preview. Applying the change needs Pro. Every transfer between services is free, with no song limit.
Can I undo it?
Yes, on the services that let apps add and remove songs. The change goes to the playlist's History, and Restore puts the playlist back as it was.
Does it work on playlists I follow?
No. Only the owner can change a playlist that you follow. You can merge it into a playlist of your own and use the tool there.
Where can I use it?
In your browser at freeyourmusic.com/app on any computer, on iPhone and iPad, and on Android.
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