But this seems like something a lot of people would find useful - which makes it super likely someone in the open source community has already done something like it. Building a tool to do this from scratch wouldn't take too long, probably. They're accessing the Spotify and YouTube developer APIs to grab data from one account and shove it into the other. The good news is these webapp services aren't doing anything that we can't do ourselves.

And if you've read any of my other posts, you probably know how much this irks me. The service is free, so I'd put money on them scraping your accounts for metadata they can sell. sketchy, though - you're essentially giving that site your logins/auth tokens for your music accounts. You just log into your Spotify and YouTube accounts through their webapp and away you go. What a conundrum.ĭoing a quick search, there are plenty of third-party apps that purport to transfer your playlists for you. so, it's a bit silly for me to keep shelling out $$ to Spotify each month. But, YouTube music comes free with my YouTube premium subscription.

I'm loathe to move off the platform and start over with another platform. I have a collection of carefully curated playlists and liked music. So I've been using Spotify for some years now.

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