TuneMyMusic Review 2026: Is It Safe, Free and Worth It?
The easiest web tool, and the one Spotify, YouTube Music, Deezer and Tidal use for their own imports. The free plan covers 500 songs.
Try TuneMyMusicWhat it is
TuneMyMusic is a website that copies playlists, liked songs, albums and artists between 18 music services. It powers the import tools inside Spotify and YouTube Music, and Deezer and Tidal link to it from their help pages.
Is TuneMyMusic safe?
Yes. It signs in through each service's official login, and TuneMyMusic says it uses official APIs for nearly every service (TuneMyMusic). It never sees your password for Spotify or Apple Music. When you're done, you can disconnect services in your TuneMyMusic account settings or revoke access from each music service.
Is it free?
Yes, up to 500 songs. After that, Premium is $24 a year billed annually (plans) and adds unlimited transfers, up to 20 daily syncs and cloud backup. Some partners, like Deezer, cover the cost when you start from their app.
Is there an app?
Not a separate one. It works in any browser on phone or computer, and it runs inside the Spotify and YouTube Music apps.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Pro: 500 songs free, including liked songs and albums
- Pro: Simple three-step flow
- Pro: Report of unmatched tracks as CSV
Cons
- Con: Web only
- Con: Auto-sync and backup need Premium
Alternatives
- ReviewSoundiizThe most complete option. It supports 48 services and moves albums, artists and liked songs on Premium. The free plan only moves playlists, one at a time.Read review
- ReviewSongShiftBuilt for iPhone. It powers Apple Music’s own transfer and has a good screen for fixing matches.Read review
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