Every transfer is free, with no song limit and no card.

Move your music free.

Auto-Sync and File Backup keep a library current and safe after the first move. The move itself is free, with no card.

It keeps working after the transfer

The Free Your Music transfer engine also powers MusicAPI, a B2B API that SoundCloud, Gaana and Twist Music use for onboarding.

The engine behind MusicAPI

Free Your Music has moved playlists since {year}. It holds a {rating} of 5 rating from {ratingCount} ratings on iOS and Android and {downloads}+ downloads.

Transfers since {year}

Free Your Music has native apps for iPhone, iPad and Android, and a web app for Mac, Windows and Linux. One Pro plan covers all of them.

Apps on every device

Pro keeps up to {syncPlaylists} playlists in sync between services every day. There is no separate sync plan to buy.

Sync for {syncPlaylists} playlists in one plan

What Makes Free Your Music Different

Key Facts

Frequently Asked Questions

Users sign in to a source service and a destination service.

Connect

Users open the web app on a computer or get the app for iPhone, iPad or Android.

Open

Integrations

Users select playlists, albums or liked songs to move.

Pick

Human support answers at support@freeyourmusic.com. Refund requests for web purchases go to the same address within {refundDays} days of purchase. App Store and Google Play refund their own purchases.

Support

A transfer takes minutes. Moving 3,000 songs by hand takes hours.

Time saved

How Free Your Music Works

Free Your Music matches each song and keeps the playlist order.

Transfer

Free Your Music is a playlist transfer app for {services} streaming services. Founded {year} in Tallinn, Estonia. Every transfer is free, no card.

About Free Your Music: Playlist Transfer App for Music Fans

File Backup saves any playlist as a CSV file. Users keep a copy of the library that no streaming service can take away.

File Backup

The Free Your Music CLI and MCP server ship on npm as @freeyourmusic/cli and @freeyourmusic/mcp. Developers and AI agents start transfers from a terminal or a chat.

CLI and MCP server

Rematch flags every track that did not match perfectly and suggests alternatives. Users fix a mismatch in one tap instead of losing the song.

Rematch

Listening Stats shows top artists, songs and genres from the connected services. The last 30 days of one account are free, on any day of the year. Pro opens the full history and every account.

Listening Stats

Auto-Sync copies the new songs of a playlist to the other service once a day, with no new transfer.

Auto-Sync

What Free Your Music Does

Free Your Music copies playlists, albums and liked songs from one streaming service to another. Users rebuild a library on a new service in minutes instead of adding each song by hand.

Playlist transfer

The Team Behind Free Your Music

Who Uses Free Your Music

Independent artists use it for <promote>music promotion</promote>, <pitching>playlist pitching</pitching> and to see what their music earns.

Make music? Meet Music24, our sister product.

Music24, our sister product, is music marketing for independent artists: promote your releases, pitch them to playlists and see what your music earns.

Make music? Meet Music24.

Music24, our sister product, makes artwork for artists: a cover for your single and the looping visual that plays on Spotify.

Releasing your own music?

Music24 finds playlists that fit your track and helps you pitch to their curators.

Want your song on playlists like this?

Music24 posts your releases to TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, and pitches them to playlists, blogs and creators.

Are you an artist on {service}?

Music24 Analytics shows what your music earns, across services.

Are you an artist? See what your music earns.

Deep cuts every Thursday, free. SongsBrew is our weekly music letter: one subject in depth and a playlist at the bottom. 25,000+ readers.

One subject in depth and a playlist, every Thursday.

SongsBrew · free weekly music letter

Find music beyond your top artists

Find new music for your new library

Make music? Music24, from the Free Your Music team, is music marketing for independent artists: promotion, playlist pitching, analytics and free tools.

For Artists: Meet Music24, Our Sister Product

SongsBrew is our free weekly music letter for 25,000+ fans. Each Thursday it goes deep on one subject and ends with a playlist. Artists can send their tracks.

Send your track to SongsBrew

Start with a free tool

See what your music earns, across services.

Analytics

Artwork, videos and links for every release, ready to post.

Release kits

Send your track to playlist curators, blogs and creators.

Pitch

Post your releases to TikTok, Instagram and YouTube from one place.

Promote

What artists use Music24 for

Followers · last 30 days

Followers · last 6 months

Free Your Music counts the followers of your public playlists every day. See how each playlist grows, how it sounds and which songs no longer play.

Do you make playlists? See how yours grow.

You found them early

How known

The link is wrong, or the owner deleted the card.

This card does not exist

Followers and growth of the {service} playlist {name}, shared by its owner.

{name}: playlist insights

The owner of this playlist turned off the link. Ask them to share it again.

This card is private

Something went wrong on our side. Try again in a minute.

We cannot show this card now

We add new services all the time. Open the app to see the current full list.

Every streaming service works as a source and a destination.

Playlists, liked songs, albums and followed artists.

Unmatched tracks are flagged for one-tap Rematch.

Keep playlists mirrored across two services over time.

connected

Every music service,

We use cookies to see how the site is used. You choose.

Free Your Music moves your whole library between services in minutes. Every transfer is free. No card.

A one-minute film about Free Your Music: pick a source, pick a destination and hit transfer. Rematch, Auto-Sync and {count} music services on every device.

Free Your Music · the film

Frequently asked questions

How the {from} transfer works

Open Free Your Music on the web or on your phone and move your whole library in minutes.

Open Free Your Music on the web or on your phone and move your whole library in minutes. Every transfer is free. No card.

Every transfer from {from} to any of {count} other services is free in your browser and in the new iPhone and Android apps. No song limit, no card.

Every transfer from {from} to {to} is free in your browser and in the new iPhone and Android apps. No song limit, no card.

This transfer is free

Move playlists between {from} accounts

Still use {from}? Turn on auto-sync. New songs on {from} reach your new service once a day.

Still use both? Turn on auto-sync. New songs on {from} reach {to} once a day.

Keep them in sync

Popular Napster destinations

Three steps, no conversion

A free perk for FYM users. Tips, playlists, no spam.

SongsBrew — our free music newsletter

Stop rebuilding by hand. Move everything in minutes and take your music wherever you go. Every transfer is free. No card.

Playlists, albums and liked songs, moved between {count} services. Every transfer is free. No card.

Your top artists, songs, genres and minutes — any day of the year, not once a year.

Brand colors

App icon

Logos

App screenshots

Our press kit includes everything you need for your coverage.

Brand assets

For press inquiries, interviews, or additional materials, please reach out to our media team.

Media contact

Get all brand assets, screenshots, and press materials in one convenient package.

Ready to download?

Key numbers that showcase our impact on the music streaming industry.

Company facts

The press kit download includes the following materials.

What's inside

Official color palette

Open Free Your Music and connect a service — your stats are seconds away.

Sign in with the official login. We read your listening data — nothing is shared.

Connect a service

Your most-played artists ranked, with how your rotation has shifted over time.

Turn it all into a single card built from your album art — ready to post.

See the genres that define your taste — and the ones creeping in this year.

How many playlists, saved albums and liked songs you're actually holding.

The tracks you had on repeat — the ones you'd forgotten you loved.

Total minutes, plays and unique tracks across the period you choose.

Your top artists, songs and genres appear.

Browse your stats and export a shareable collage in a tap.

See it and share it

any day of the year

Your music stats,

Don't wait until December — check your stats any day of the year.

Open Free Your Music, connect {musicService}, and your stats are seconds away.

Sign in with the official {musicService} login. Your password is never shared.

Connect {musicService}

Top tracks and artists, plays, hours and streaks — everything {musicService} exposes.

What you get

Some services report no play times. We mark those sections instead of guessing.

What we cannot show

Read-only access, EU storage, delete any time. No playlist of yours is changed.

Privacy

Questions about this playlist

The person who shared it took the page down. You can still move your own playlists to any service, free.

This playlist is no longer shared

Get “{name}” on your service

The link is wrong, or the page was taken down.

This playlist does not exist

Make a page like this one for any playlist. Your friends can play it or move it to their service.

Share your own playlists

Listen to {name}: {songs} and more. Move this playlist to Spotify, Apple Music or YouTube Music for free.

{name} · {count, plural, one {#-song playlist} other {#-song playlist}}

{name} · {count, plural, one {#-song playlist} other {#-song playlist}} by {owner}

Sign in to Free Your Music and choose the service where you listen: Apple Music, YouTube Music, TIDAL or another one.

Pick your service

Free Your Music finds each song on your service, by name, artist and ISRC code. It takes about a minute.

We find every song

The playlist is in your library, with the same songs in the same order. It is yours to change.

Play it

We cannot show this playlist now

{from} to {to} with Siri Shortcuts

Connect Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Deezer and more — Free Your Music builds a page like this in minutes.

Your music, your numbers

Public pages, refreshed in the last day

Recently refreshed profiles

The profile does not exist, or the handle changed.

No page at this address

{name} listened for {hours} hours. Top tracks, artists and a listening clock.

{name}'s music stats

This person has not made their stats public. If it is you, open Free Your Music, go to Stats and publish the page.

This page is private

What I actually played

Something went wrong on our side. Please try again in a minute.

We cannot reach this page

Watch your {from} transfer from your Home Screen

Watch your {from} to {to} transfer from your Home Screen

Not Found 404

Set FYM_TOKEN to an account token and the CLI never opens a browser. Commands that delete or replace data, such as playlists delete or a merge, stop unless you add --yes, so a script cannot delete by accident.

There is one command for each operation of the Free Your Music web API. Run fym help to list them all, and add --help to any command to see its flags.

Add --json to any command and pipe the answer into jq, a script or an agent. The exit code tells your script what happened: 2 means sign in again, 4 means the command needs Pro, 5 means slow down.

Install @freeyourmusic/cli, sign in once and script your music: transfers, auto-sync, playlist tools and exports, with JSON output for every command.

Free Your Music CLI: edit playlists from the terminal

fym login opens freeyourmusic.com/app/cli with a short code. Sign in with email, Apple or Google, check the code and tap Allow. On a server with no browser, add --no-browser and open the link on your phone.

CLI: scripts, cron jobs and CI. MCP: a chat with Claude, Cursor or Cline.

The same: everything the Free Your Music web app can do.

CLI: tables, or JSON with --json. MCP: structured tool results.

The same browser approval. Both share one session on your computer.

Email, Apple or Google, approved with a code

In the Free Your Music web app and the mobile apps: connect your services, move playlists, liked songs, albums and artists with no song limit, pick replacements for songs that did not match, use Stats and export the songs that did not move.

The MCP server and the CLI. Keep transfers in sync. Edit, sort, shuffle, dedupe, split, merge and restore playlists. Playlist insights.

Connect Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal and {additionalCount} more services to Claude, Cursor or your terminal. Move, sync and clean up playlists with one sign-in.

AI music tools: MCP server and CLI for your playlists

Transfer started: Gym

One command adds Free Your Music to {hostName}. Restart it, sign in once in your browser, and ask about your playlists, transfers and stats.

Add the Free Your Music MCP server to {hostName}

The Free Your Music MCP server connects Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music and more to your AI assistant. One tool for every web app feature; no desktop app.

Music MCP server for Claude, Cursor and Cline

Every tool tells your AI app what kind of tool it is. Read tools carry the readOnlyHint flag. Tools that delete or replace data, such as deleting a playlist, a merge that removes the originals or disconnecting an account, carry destructiveHint, so your AI app can ask you before it runs them. Deleting your Free Your Music account is not a tool at all: only the CLI can do it.

Focus, sorted by mood

Each service page has example prompts and shows what the server can do there. One server covers every service you connect.

Ask your assistant to sign you in. It calls fym_sign_in and gives you a short code and a link to freeyourmusic.com/app/cli. Open the link, sign in the way you always do (email, Apple or Google), check the code and tap Allow. The session renews itself while you use it, and the CLI on the same computer shares it.

The server has one tool for each operation of the Free Your Music web API, and each tool takes the input of that operation. Ask your assistant to list the freeyourmusic tools to see all of them. Every tool needs Free Your Music Pro.

The CLI and the MCP server run on your computer. They call the Free Your Music API over HTTPS with your account session, which sits in ~/.fym/credentials.json and only your user can read. Your music service logins stay encrypted on Free Your Music servers and never reach your AI app. Tool results do go to your AI app, and what it does with them depends on its settings and its model provider.

Use your {serviceName} library from Claude, Cursor or Cline with the Free Your Music MCP server: read playlists, search, move music and keep it in sync.

{serviceName} MCP server for Claude, Cursor and Cline

Done

Ultra simple transfer of all playlists & songs

Every music service Free Your Music moves: Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, TIDAL, Deezer and more. See what each one can transfer.

Supported Music Services for Playlist Transfers

Free Your Music moves playlists, albums and liked songs between {count} streaming services — matched track by track, no rebuilding.

For {numberOfStreams} streams,{br} you could earn on average:

Music Streaming Calculator

Guides to move playlists between Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music and more, plus streaming service comparisons and music news. Updated every week.

Page {number} of latest music streaming news and tips. Free Your Music - Your Music, Made Better.

Music Streaming News and Tips, Page {number}: Free Your Music Blog

Music Streaming News, Tips and Guides: Free Your Music Blog

We could not load the release notes. Try again in a few minutes. The app works as usual.

The changelog is not here right now

Every version of the Free Your Music apps on the web, iPhone and Android, newest first. See what is new and what we fixed.

Free Your Music Changelog: New Features and Fixes

{downloads} downloads · rated {rating} on iOS and Android.

Get Free Your Music today

Get Free Your Music for iPhone, Android or the web. Move playlists, liked songs and albums between music services. Every transfer is free.

The Free Your Music app from Google Play, for phones and tablets. The same account and the same Pro.

Android

The Free Your Music app from the App Store. Transfers, playlist tools, covers and Stats in your pocket.

iPhone and iPad

Pick your device

Mac, Windows, Linux or Chromebook: open Free Your Music in your browser. Nothing to install.

Web app · any computer

Download Free Your Music for iPhone, Android and the Web

Sign in with the same account on the web and in the apps. Your transfers and Pro follow you.

One account everywhere

Every transfer in your browser and in the iPhone and Android apps is free, with no song limit. Stats for your last 30 days are free too. Pro adds sync, the playlist tools, playlist insights and your full Stats history.

Free to move

You sign in on each service's own login page. Free Your Music never sees your password.

Your password stays with the service

File Backup saves your playlists and liked songs from a music service to a CSV file. It is part of Pro, in the Free Your Music web app and in the iPhone, iPad and Android apps. Pick a service for the steps.

How File Backup works

File Backup saves your playlists and liked songs from a music service to a CSV file. Part of Pro, on the web, iPhone, iPad and Android.

Choose the service to back up

File Backup: Save Your Playlists as a CSV File ({year})

Back up your {from} playlists and liked songs to a CSV file with the Free Your Music web app. Part of Pro. Export one playlist, or your whole library in one file.

Back up your {from} playlists and liked songs to a CSV file. Part of Pro. Export one playlist, or your whole library in one file.

Back Up {from} Playlists to a CSV File ({year})

Open the Free Your Music web app at freeyourmusic.com/app and connect {from}.

Connect {from}

For one playlist, open it in Library and open its ••• menu. For everything, open Account › Music services and pick the {from} account.

Pick what to save

Choose Export to CSV for one playlist, or Export library (CSV) for your liked songs and all your playlists.

Export to CSV

A small file downloads at once. A big one comes by email and waits in Account › Exports for 7 days.

Keep the file

Free. No card. Close the app while it moves.

Your turn. It costs nothing.

Move playlists, liked songs, albums and artists between {count} music services for free. Every one-time transfer is free: no song limit, no card.

Questions about free transfers

It costs nothing.

Move your music.

Choose the service your music is on and the one it should go to.

Pick from and to

Each service asks with its own login. We read your library; we never post for you.

Sign in to both

We move everything and show what moved. Total: free.

Get your receipt

Three steps, about a minute of your time.

I moved my music.

It cost nothing.

Free Music Transfer: Move Playlists for Free, No Song Limit

Liked albums and followed artists move too.

Albums and artists

Pick another version when a song matched wrong. Free.

Fix a match

Liked songs

Your own playlists and the ones you follow, with their order.

Playlists

The whole move. Not a sample.

Changing services should not cost you your music. People who want more choose Pro, and that pays for the free transfers. When you share your receipt, the next person finds us, and it stays free.

We keep it free so anyone can switch.

The 2026 guide to switching music streaming services: why people move between Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music and TIDAL, and how to move.

How to Switch Streaming Services in {year}: The Full Guide

Most popular migrations

Recommendations depend on listening history. Spotify, YouTube Music, and Apple Music each tune their algorithms differently. A switch effectively restarts the recommendation engine — useful if your current Discover Weekly feels stale.

Recommendation quality

Lossless and hi-fi audio are now standard on Apple Music, Amazon Music Unlimited, Tidal, and Qobuz. If your service still ships compressed-only audio, switching is the simplest upgrade.

Audio quality (lossless / hi-fi)

Catalogs differ. Specific artists, indie releases, classical recordings, or DJ mixes may be on one service and not another. SoundCloud and Audiomack carry independent uploads the majors do not.

Catalog and exclusives

Family plans usually pay for themselves with two or more users. Apple One and YouTube Premium bundle music with other services. Pick the bundle that matches what your household already pays for.

Family plan and bundling

Streaming services raise prices every 12–24 months. Switching to a competitor at the introductory rate often saves the cost of premium for several months.

Price increases

Moving country or wanting better regional music? Deezer, Qobuz, and Boomplay each cover regions and genres the majors under-serve.

Region and language coverage

Why people switch streaming services

Decide based on price, audio quality, catalog, and device support. Most services offer a free trial — test the catalog with a few favorite albums and your usual playlists.

Pick your destination service

Do not cancel yet. The transfer tool needs to read your old library while it copies to the new one. Cancel after the migration is verified.

Keep your old subscription active

Open Free Your Music in your browser or on your phone, sign in to your source service, then sign in to the destination. The app uses each service’s official login — your password is never shared with Free Your Music.

Connect both services in Free Your Music

Playlists, liked songs, saved albums, and followed artists are all separate items. Move them all at once or one at a time. Original playlist names and song order are preserved.

Pick what to transfer

Free Your Music shows every track that did not match — usually region exclusives, removed releases, or remixes with different metadata. Replace these manually on the new service or accept them as missing.

Review unmatched tracks

Once you have verified the destination library, cancel the old subscription. Most services keep your library accessible for the remainder of your paid month — you do not lose anything immediately.

Cancel the old subscription

Step-by-step: migrating your library

Browse by topic

Connected accounts, more than one device, and resetting the app.

Articles in this topic

Free and Pro, subscriptions, refunds, and your licence key.

Use Free Your Music from the command line and from AI assistants.

How to reach a person, and the emails we send.

What Free Your Music does, which devices it runs on, and your first transfer.

{category}: answers and step-by-step guides from the Free Your Music Help Center. Find what you need and get back to your music.

The supported services, what each one can move, and how to sign in.

What we store, how sign-in works, and how to delete your data.

How transfers, auto-sync and song matching work, and what the statuses mean.

Fixes for sign-in problems, stuck transfers and purchase issues.

The email then contains your platform, the app version and your account ID, so we can help sooner.

Fastest: from the app

Write to our support team at {email}. Tell us your platform and what you tried.

Still stuck?

How can we <grad>help?</grad>

Answers about Free Your Music: transfers, auto-sync, music services, Pro, refunds, privacy and troubleshooting. Search the Help Center or browse a topic.

Free Your Music Help Center: guides, answers and support

The questions people ask most

All available services list

Move your whole library free today. Keep your playlists in shape on every service.

Your music belongs to you.

Questions people ask

Moving is free. Pro keeps it in shape.

Free.

Move your music to a new service.

Sign in with the service's own login. Your password stays with the service.

Pick where your music is

Choose the new service. Playlists, liked songs, albums and artists all move free.

Pick where it should go

Songs are matched one by one, live. You see each song when it is matched, and the transfer keeps going if you close the tab.

Watch it move

Three steps to move your music.

Make a playlist cover from your songs, a colour or a photo. Set it on Spotify, or save the image and share it.

Covers

Followers over time for your playlists, on the services that share the number.

Insights

Your top artists, songs and listening habits. The last 30 days are free; Pro opens your full history.

Stats

Keep a playlist on two services. New songs on the source reach the copies once a day.

Sync

Then manage your playlists on every service.

Sort, shuffle, remove duplicates, split, merge, clean up and restore from history, with a before and after preview.

Playlist tools

Choose where to move your {from} library

Move your {from} library to any of {count} music services in minutes. Every transfer is free, with no song limit and no card.

Move {from} Playlists to Any Service for Free ({year})

Imprint of Free Your Music: Hernas OÜ, the company behind the website and the apps, with its address, registration details and contact.

Imprint

Music Streaming News and Music Streaming Tips

{musicService} Login

You were successfully logged in to {musicService}

Where to move from Pandora

Leaving Pandora? Free Your Music no longer moves Pandora playlists. See where to take your music and how Spotify imports Pandora playlists.

Leaving Pandora — where to take your music ({year})

How to take your Pandora music with you

Transfer Playlists Between Music Services for Free ({year})

This guide covers moving your music from {from} to {to}. If you want to move your library in the opposite direction, use the dedicated guide instead:

Going the other way?

Napster closed in January 2026. Upload the Napster export you saved to the Free Your Music web app and move your music to Spotify, Apple Music and more.

Napster Converter: Move Saved Napster Playlists Anywhere

Find your Napster backup

Upload it in the web app

Pick where it goes

We need to confirm your email address. To complete the subscription process, please click the link in the email we just sent you.

Thank You

Almost finished...

Moving music between services since 2015.

Your music library, <accent>one prompt away.</accent>

Make music? <accent>Meet Music24.</accent>

Music news, tips and stories.

What’s new in Free Your Music.

Your music, <accent>scriptable.</accent>

Free Your Music for iPhone, Android and the web.

How to switch streaming services without losing a song.

Move your music to any service. <accent>Free.</accent>

Leaving {from}?

Add Free Your Music to {host}.

{service}, inside your AI assistant.

Let your AI assistant move your music.

Napster closed. Your music doesn’t have to go.

Your {from} playlists, now on {to}.

Back up your {from} playlists to a CSV file.

Move {from} to a new {from} account.

Leaving Pandora? Take your music with you.

Logos, screenshots and facts about Free Your Music.

Transfers are free. <accent>Pro</accent> keeps them in sync.

Every music service, <accent>connected.</accent>

Your {service} stats, any day of the year.

Your music stats, any day of the year.

Fix any playlist on <accent>any service.</accent>

Free playlist transfer between Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, TIDAL and 10+ more music services. Your whole library, no song limit, no card.

Import a CSV or Excel file of up to 20 MB in the Free Your Music web app and move its playlists to {to}.

How to move {items} from {from} to {to}: connect both, pick what to move, start. Free, no song limit, no card.

Move your {items} to a new {from} account, or merge two {from} accounts into one. Free, with no song limit and no card.

Every transfer from one {from} account to another is free in your browser and in the new iPhone and Android apps. No song limit, no card.

Quick answer

Open Free Your Music, tap the {from} tile on the "Select source" screen and sign in on the {from} sign-in page. Free Your Music does not store your {from} password.

Open Free Your Music, tap the {from} tile on the "Select source" screen and sign in to the {from} account that holds your music.

Connect {from} as the source

On the "Select destination" screen, tap {to} and sign in. Free Your Music needs access to your {to} library to create the playlists there.

On the "Select destination" screen, tap {to} again and sign in with your other {to} account. Check the account name before you continue.

Choose {to} as the destination

Tick the playlists you want on {to}. Use the filters and the search field to find them, or select everything to move your whole {from} library at once.

Select what to move

Tap "Begin transfer". Free Your Music matches every song on {to}, keeps the playlist names and the song order, and shows a confidence score for each match. Use Rematch to fix any song it could not find.

Start the transfer and check the results

Free Your Music moves your {items} from {from} to {to}. It matches the songs one by one and lists anything that is not on {to}, so you can fix it before you switch.

Free Your Music moves your {items} from one {from} account to another, with the same playlist names and song order.

Still adding songs on {from}? With Pro, Auto-Sync checks your transferred playlists and adds new songs to {to} automatically, so both libraries stay the same.

Still adding songs on the old {from} account? With Pro, Auto-Sync checks your transferred playlists and adds new songs to the other account automatically, so both accounts stay the same.

Still use both accounts? Turn on auto-sync. New songs on the old {from} account reach the other one once a day.

Transfer {from} to {to} for Free ({year})

Transfer {from} to Another Account for Free ({year})

Whatever you call it, it is the same job. You can move your {from} playlists to {to}, convert a {from} playlist into a {to} playlist, or import your {from} library into {to}. Free Your Music does all three in one transfer, for one playlist or for a library of thousands of songs.

The Free Your Music press kit: logos, colours, app screenshots and company facts. Journalists can reach us at business@freeyourmusic.com.

Press Kit

Pricing questions

Pro keeps it in shape.

Moving is free.

Every transfer between streaming services is free, with no song limit and no card. Pro keeps playlists in sync and adds playlist tools, insights and full Stats.

Pricing: Every Transfer Is Free, Pro Adds Sync and Tools

Add a song on one service and it reaches the others the next day. Pro keeps up to {count} playlists in sync, with no extra plan to buy.

Playlists kept in sync, every day

How Free Your Music handles your data: what we collect and why, how long we keep it, who we share it with and how you can delete it.

Privacy Policy

Move playlists, liked songs, albums and artists between {count} music services for free. A friend invited you.

Move Your Music for Free: Every Transfer, No Song Limit

Move your music for free

The Free Your Music refund policy: which Pro purchases we refund, the 3-day window for website purchases and how to ask for a refund.

Refund Policy

Follow these simple steps to view your personalized {musicService} listening statistics with Free Your Music.

Open the web app on a computer, or get the app for iPhone or Android.

Sign in and connect your {musicService} account to Free Your Music.

Open Stats in the app to see your listening data.

Explore your most played songs, top artists, genres, and listening trends for {musicService}.

See your {musicService} top artists, songs and minutes today. Don’t wait for your {musicService} Wrapped. The last 30 days are free.

See your stats for {musicService}

{musicService} Stats: Top Artists & Songs, Any Day ({year})

Your personal statistics all year round. Don’t wait for your {musicService} Wrapped! With Free Your Music you can see your {musicService} listening stats any time.

In the Free Your Music web app, open a playlist in Library and choose Export to CSV. To save everything, open Account › Music services, pick the account and choose Export library (CSV): your liked songs and all your playlists in one file. It needs Pro. Big files come by email. The iPhone, iPad and Android apps have it too.

In the Free Your Music web app, open Library and choose Import playlists from a file. A CSV, Excel or Napster .txt file of up to 20 MB becomes a source, and you move its playlists to any service.

Import a CSV or Excel file in the web app

File Backup saves your music as a CSV file

Connect {service} once in the Free Your Music app on iPhone or Android. Then it works on the web too.

{service} connects in the phone app

You cannot move music from or to {services} with Free Your Music now. The steps on this page no longer work. Pick one of the services that Free Your Music moves today.

Free Your Music no longer supports {services}

See your top artists, songs and minutes on {historyServices}, any day of the year. The last 30 days are free.

Music Stats: Your Top Artists & Songs, Any Day of the Year

See your music statistics for Spotify, Apple Music and more!

Status OK

Automate your playlists: save any playlist you follow that changes every week, and get a fresh daily playlist of new songs. Runs on our servers.

What {service} lets apps do

Clean up your {service} playlist: find the songs that no longer play and remove them in one step, so every song plays again.

Clean up a playlist: find the songs that no longer play and remove them in one step, so every song in it plays again.

Copy a {service} playlist: a duplicate on the same account, or a copy on another music service. The original stays as it is.

Copy a playlist: a duplicate on the same account, or a copy on another music service. The original playlist stays as it is.

Make a free {service} playlist cover in five styles, from the colours of your songs or your own photo. No design skills needed.

Make a free playlist cover in five styles, from the colours of your songs or your own photo. No design skills needed.

Get a fresh playlist of 30 new songs every day, based on the artists you play and save. No repeats for 30 days, on the music service you use.

Remove duplicate songs from your {service} playlist. See every copy first, keep the one you want, and undo it from History.

Remove duplicate songs from a playlist. See every copy first, keep the one you want, and undo it from History.

Delete multiple {service} playlists at once. Select the playlists you made, check the names and delete them in one step. Free.

Delete multiple playlists at once. Select the playlists you made, check the names and delete them in one step. Free, with no card.

Late Night Drive

Road Trip

Everything I Like

Export a {service} playlist or your whole {service} library to a CSV file that opens in Excel, Numbers and Google Sheets. One row per song.

Export a playlist or your whole library to a CSV file that opens in Excel, Numbers and Google Sheets. One row per song, with the ISRC.

Extend your {service} playlist with songs that playlists like yours also add. See every song first and untick the ones you skip.

Extend a playlist with songs that playlists like yours also add. See every song first, untick the ones you skip, and undo it from History.

{tool} on {service}: questions

{tool}: questions

Filter a {service} playlist by genre, artist, year, BPM, energy and mood. See how many songs match, then make a new playlist or remove the rest.

Filter a playlist by genre, artist, year, BPM, energy and mood. See how many songs match, then make a new playlist or remove the rest.

Pro adds every playlist tool, auto-sync once a day and playlist insights.

Every transfer is free: playlists, liked songs, albums and artists.

Free Your Music writes the change to {service}. Undo it any time from History.

Free Your Music writes the change to {service}. Nothing changes before you apply.

Apply

We check once a day. A run with no new songs does nothing. Turn it off or run it now at any time.

Leave it on

Choose New automation. You can also choose Save it every week… in the menu of a playlist you follow.

Open Library › Automations

Save a weekly playlist: pick a playlist you follow, then one growing playlist or a new playlist each week. Or start FYM Daily.

Use {service}'s own sign-in. Your password stays with {service}.

Open Free Your Music and connect {service}

Name the copy and pick where it goes: this account, another account or another service.

Open Tools › Make a copy

Free Your Music makes a new playlist. A copy to another service runs as a transfer. The original stays as it is.

Make the copy

Pick a style, a font, the text and a colour from the covers in the playlist, or use your own photo.

Open Cover

Free Your Music cannot set covers on {service}. Save the image. Use it as the cover where {service} lets you set one, or share it.

Save the image

Free Your Music sets it on the playlist where it can. Elsewhere, save the image. Use it as the cover where the service lets you set one, or share it.

Save to {service}

Choose New automation, then FYM Daily, and pick the account where the playlist goes.

The first playlist comes at once. Where the service lets apps remove songs, one playlist gets 30 new songs every day. Elsewhere, each day brings a new dated playlist.

Start FYM Daily

Check the names in the list. Playlists made by somebody else stay where they are.

Choose Delete

Free Your Music deletes the playlists on {service}. You cannot undo this.

Confirm

Tick each playlist that you want to delete. You can pick as many as you like.

Select the playlists

A small playlist downloads at once. For a big one, we email you a link, and the file waits under Exports for 7 days.

Choose Export to CSV

Open Account › Music services, pick {service} and choose Export library (CSV): your liked songs and all your playlists in one file.

Or export everything

Your playlists show in Library with their song counts. Open the one you want to save.

Open the playlist

Choose how many songs to add, up to 50. Untick a song to leave it out. Nothing changes yet.

Open Tools › Extend

Add rules: genre, artist, release year, BPM, energy, happiness, key and more. The count shows how many songs match. Nothing changes yet.

Open Tools › Filter

A new playlist leaves the original as it is. Remove the other songs works on your own playlists, and you can undo it from History.

Free Your Music makes a new playlist on {service} with the songs that match. {service} does not let apps remove songs, so the original stays as it is.

Make a new playlist or remove the rest

Every change you make in Free Your Music is saved as a version. Pick the one you want back.

Open History

See the followers over time, how the playlist sounds and its health.

Open Insights

Free Your Music copies every liked song into a new playlist on {service}. Your liked songs stay as they are.

Choose Make a playlist

In Library, open the liked songs of {service}. You see every song and the count.

Open Liked songs

Pick Workout, Focus, Chill, Party or Wind down, or set your own energy, mood and BPM ranges.

Open Tools › Make a playlist by mood

Free Your Music makes a new playlist on {service}. Your playlists stay as they are.

Create the playlist

Your playlists, the playlists you follow and your liked songs. See how many songs match before you create.

Pick the sources and the length

Your playlists show with their song counts. Open the one you want to change.

Your playlists show with their song counts. Open the one that needs a cover.

Pick the playlist

See the playlist before and after. Nothing changes yet.

Free Your Music puts the playlist on {service} back as it was then.

Tap Restore

Free Your Music makes a new playlist on {service}, named “Similar to …” or a name you pick.

Pick 20, 50 or 100 songs. Leave out the songs you already have, untick the ones you skip, or shuffle the picks. Nothing changes yet.

Check the songs

Open a playlist and choose Tools › Make a similar playlist. Or choose Find similar songs in the menu of a song, of an artist, or of a top song in Stats.

Pick where to start

The songs go from slow to fast, or the other way. See the playlist before and after. Nothing changes yet.

Open Tools › Sort and pick BPM

The songs follow the Camelot wheel from key to nearby key. See the playlist before and after. Nothing changes yet.

Open Tools › Sort and pick Key

Edit the source playlist. New songs reach the copies once a day. Removed songs and a new order follow where the service lets apps make those changes.

Turn on Keep in sync

Choose the playlists to copy and the service where the copies go.

Pick the playlists and the new service

{tool} on {service}, step by step

{tool}, step by step

Open Tools › {tool}

Playlist tools for {count, plural, one {# music service} other {# music services}}: filter, find similar songs, remove duplicates, sort by BPM or key, split, merge, sync and daily automations.

Playlist tool questions

Every tool, every service

Playlist Tools: Remove Duplicates, Sort, Split, Merge, Sync

See the followers of your {service} playlist over time, how the playlist sounds and its health. Spot growth and drops at a glance.

See the followers of a playlist over time, how the playlist sounds and its health. Spot growth and drops at a glance.

Turn your {service} liked songs into a playlist in one step. The new playlist is on {service}, and your liked songs stay as they are.

Turn your liked songs into a playlist in one step. The new playlist is on the same account, and your liked songs stay as they are.

Merge two or more playlists into one {service} playlist, also from other services. Leave the duplicates out if you want.

Merge two or more playlists into one, also across music services. Leave the duplicates out if you want and keep the originals.

Make a {service} playlist for a mood from your own songs: Workout, Focus, Chill, Party or Wind down, or your own energy and BPM ranges.

Make a playlist for a mood from the songs you already have: Workout, Focus, Chill, Party or Wind down, or your own energy and BPM ranges.

Restore your {service} playlist to an earlier version. Every change you make in Free Your Music goes to History, so you can undo it.

Restore a playlist to an earlier version. Every change you make in Free Your Music goes to History, so you can undo any edit.

{h1}: Free, No Card ({year})

{h1}: Free

{h1}: Try It Free ({year})

{h1}: Try It Free

Shuffle your {service} playlist for real: a new order, saved in the playlist. Spread artists apart or put fresh songs first.

Shuffle a playlist for real: a new order, saved in the playlist. Spread artists apart or put fresh songs first.

Make a {service} playlist of similar songs from one song, an artist or a playlist. See every song first, untick the ones you skip, then save it.

Make a playlist of similar songs from one song, an artist or a playlist. See every song first, untick the ones you skip, then save it.

Sort your {service} playlist by BPM, key, energy, mood flow, danceability, popularity, artist, date added and more. The order stays in {service}.

Sort a playlist by BPM, key, energy, mood flow, danceability, popularity, artist, date added and more. The new order stays in the playlist.

Sort your {service} playlist by BPM, slow to fast or fast to slow, for runs, workouts and DJ sets. The new order stays in {service}.

Sort a playlist by BPM, slow to fast or fast to slow, for runs, workouts and DJ sets. The new order stays in the playlist.

Sort your {service} playlist by key for harmonic mixing. The songs follow the Camelot wheel, from key to nearby key. The order stays in {service}.

Sort a playlist by key for harmonic mixing. The songs follow the Camelot wheel, from key to nearby key. The new order stays in the playlist.

Split a big {service} playlist into smaller ones by count, length, artist, decade or genre. The original stays as it is.

Split a big playlist into smaller ones by count, length, artist, decade or genre. The original stays as it is.

Sync playlists between music services. New songs on the source reach the copies once a day, so your libraries always match.

Sync your {service} playlists with another music service. New songs reach the copies once a day, so both libraries always match.

The terms of service of Free Your Music: the rules for our apps, website and transfers, your account, payments and subscriptions.

Terms of Service

Catalogs differ. Review the transfer results for tracks that could not be matched on the destination service.

Move {items} between two {from} accounts.

Luke Naughton

Library

Decades

Playlist health