How to Transfer Spotify Playlist to Another Account

Method 1: By Directly Dragging and Dropping Spotify Playlists

The most direct way to transfer your Spotify playlists to another account is to simply drag and drop the playlists between these two accounts. It is easy to do this with your computer. Following the steps below, you can finish the process:

Step 1: Open your Spotify application on your computer or Macbook, and then log into your old account.

Step 2: Select one of your Spotify playlists, drop it to the desktop, and then you will get an HTML file.

Step 3: Double-click the HTML file and you will go to a web page that includes the selected playlist.

Step 4: Log out your old account and log into the new one.

Step 5: Finally, directly copy the playlist to the new account by dragging and dropping again.

Method 2: By Searching for Old Account Profile

If you have some public playlists that are open to everyone, then you can easily search your old account, and follow your profile to save your previous playlists. Follow the steps:

Step 1: Log into your new account, click “Search” and directly search your original account profile.

Step 2: Click on your original account profile, and then locate the public playlists.

Step 3: Right-click your selected one and save it to your new Spotify Library.

Method 3: By Sharing Spotify playlists with Another Account

Another way to transfer your Spotify playlists to a new account is to manually share your playlists from your original account with the new one. However, it may cost a lot of time, because you can only transfer your playlist one by one. See how it works:

Step 1: Open Spotify on your PC or Macbook, and log into your old account.

Step 2: Select one playlist and right-click on it, click “Collaboration Playlist”, and then you can freely view and change the playlist by your new account.

Step 3: Right-click on the playlist again, and click “Share > Copy Spotify URL” to proceed. If you want to transfer multiple playlists, you can just repeat the process and paste the links to a word document.

Step 4: Log out your original account and log into the new one, and then paste the playlist URL that you copy from the original account into the search bar.

Step 5: The playlist will appear on your screen and you can save it to your new Spotify Music Library.

Method 4: By Downloading Spotify Playlist to Transfer

Above we mentioned three methods to transfer your Spotify playlists to another account. It is easy and convenient to finish the task. However, if you want to transfer and save all your playlists on all accounts forever, an efficient way for you is to download Spotify Playlists as MP3, ALAC, AAC format, and so on to transfer among your account or even any of your devices.

To download Spotify playlists, a third-party workaround is required, because Spotify doesn’t allow users to directly download their songs. Here we strongly recommend NoteCable Spotify Music Converter.

NoteCable Spotify Music Converter is specially designed for downloading single Spotify tracks, playlists, whole albums and podcasts to the local computer. It allows you to download Spotify songs as plain music format, including MP3, AAC, FLAC, WAV, AIFF, ALAC. Then you can free enjoy Spotify songs on mobile phones, MP3 players, DJ softwares, cars or any compatible device.

The Tool You Need:

It is designed to download and convert Spotify music to six popular formats, including MP3, AAC, WAV, FLAC, AIFF and ALAC losslessly. Besides, it can also preserve the original audio quality and ID3 tags for Spotify songs. Last but not least, NoteCable has an easy-to-use and clear interface, so you will have no trouble learning how to use it.

Step-by-step Tutorial: How to Download Spotify Songs as MP3 files with NoteCable

Step 1Install and Run the NoteCable Music Converter and Choose Conversion Mode

Launch the NoteCable Atunes Music Converter on your computer. And then you can choose App Mode or Webplayer Mode as your conversion mode.

Step 2 Sign into Your Spotify Music Account

After choosing Webplayer Mode, you can log in your Spotify account to access your Spotify playlists.

Step 3 Set Output Settings

Please go to click the Settings section on the left panel. Here you can set the output format of Spotify music as MP3. Besides, you are able to set the bit rate and sample rate. In addition, you could choose an output folder on your computer to store the downloaded Spotify music.

If you'd like to arrange your music library better, you can save the output audio files into the folders sorted out by Playlist, Artist, Album, Artist/Album, or Album/Artist.

If you are used to putting all downloaded songs in one folder, you can set up the option to None on the output organized column.

Step 4 Select Music to Convert

Now select your playlists on Spotify and choose one playlist or album you want to download. Next, click Click to add button. Then NoteCable will recognize and load all the songs in this playlist. Tick the songs you'd like to download. Next click Convert to start downloading.

How to download multiple playlists? If you need to convert songs from multiple playlists in a single go, simply click the Add More button and add more songs from various playlists to the conversion list.

Step 5Check and locate the Downloaded Songs

NoteCable will convert your songs at a 10x faster speed. Once downloaded, they will be stored in the local storage, in the destination folder. After the conversion is completed, click the Converted part, and you will find downloaded songs listed here. Click the folder icon behind the Duration, you can reach out to the local folder of your computer and you can also change the location of the songs at the same time.

Since your Spotify songs have been downloaded as local music files on your computer, now you can import them to your new Spotify account freely.

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Tips: How to Import Local Music to Spotify

Step 1: Just Launch your Spotify and go to Preferences first. (Windows users can find it under Edit, while Mac users can find it under Spotify.)

Step 2: Click Preferences > Local Files > ADD A SOURCE.

Step 3: With the folder added, any unrestricted music contained within will be immediately imported into the Spotify library. Now, you can click Your Library > Local Files.

Step 4: Create a new playlist, click New Playlist in the bottom left-hand corner and name it.

Step 5: Once the playlist is ready, jump back over to the Local Files tab, and add the song you want synced to the playlist. Now, you can freely enjoy your Spotify playlists downloded from an old account.