Playlist transfer, done properly

Take your music
with you.

Move playlists, likes, albums and artists between Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Tidal and more. Same job as the big-name tools — half the price.

Free up to 600 tracks. No card required.

Thirteen ways in, thirteen ways out

Every service below works as a source and, where its API allows, a destination — plus plain files, so nothing you own is ever stuck.

  • Spotify

  • Apple Music

  • YouTube Music

  • Tidal

  • Deezer

  • SoundCloud

  • Amazon Music

  • Pandora

  • Napster

  • Qobuz

  • Yandex Music

  • VK Music

  • File import

    CSV · JSON · M3U

How it works

01

Connect both services

Sign in to where your music lives now and where you want it to go. Tokens are encrypted at rest and we never see your passwords.

02

Pick what moves

Whole library or a single playlist — playlists, liked songs, saved albums, followed artists, or the lot in one go.

03

We match and move

ISRC-first matching finds the exact same recording on the other side. Anything uncertain lands in Rematch for a quick once-over.

Matching + Rematch

Smart matching, with a second chance

We match by ISRC first — the recording industry's own track fingerprint — and only fall back to fuzzy title-and-artist matching when we have to. Anything below full confidence goes to the Rematch screen, where you see our best guess and the runners-up, and fix it in one click. Nothing is silently dropped.

Auto-Sync

Auto-Sync every 15 minutes

Link a playlist on one service to a playlist on another and Segue keeps them in step, checking every quarter of an hour. Add a track on Spotify over breakfast; it is on Tidal before the kettle boils. Premium and Lifetime plans.

Backups + Export

Backups you actually own

Snapshot your whole library — playlists and likes — to Segue's cloud, and restore it to any connected service later. Or export the lot as CSV, JSON or M3U and keep it on your own disk. Your library should not be hostage to anyone. Including us.

Your library. Your call.

Switch services without losing a decade of playlists. Start free — the first 600 tracks are on us.

Start moving