FAQ

We connect to your source platform using OAuth, read your playlist, then search for each song on the destination platform by title and artist. Matches get added to a new playlist on your account. You stay in control the whole time — we never store your passwords.

Most songs transfer successfully — typically 90%+ for popular playlists. Some tracks may not match if they're not available on the destination platform, or if the metadata differs significantly (regional releases, live versions, etc.). You can see the match count before you pay.

Playlists up to 50 songs are completely free — no credit card needed. For larger playlists, it's a one-time $3.99 per transfer, up to 2,500 songs. No subscription, no recurring charges.

Most transfers complete in under a minute. Larger playlists (500+ songs) can take a few minutes. You'll see a live progress bar and can leave the page — we'll finish the transfer in the background.

Unmatched tracks are skipped and shown in your transfer results so you know exactly what didn't make it. You can then search for those songs manually on the destination platform.

Yes — the new playlist uses the same name as your original, and songs are added in the same order.

Yes — each transfer creates a new playlist on the destination. If you want to re-sync an updated playlist, just run the transfer again and you'll get a fresh copy.

For Spotify, a free account works fine. For Apple Music and YouTube Music, you need an active subscription to create playlists on those platforms.

YouTube Music runs on your Google account. We use Google's official OAuth to connect — the same flow you'd use for any Google app. We only request access to your YouTube library, nothing else.

We never see your password. All platform connections use OAuth — you authenticate directly with Spotify, Apple, or Google, and they give us a limited-access token. We can't log in to your accounts, change your passwords, or access anything beyond your playlists.