How to Transfer Spotify Playlists to Qobuz
Quick answer
Qobuz includes a Soundiiz pass for new transfers. In the Qobuz app, open Settings and tap Transfer your library (Qobuz help). For one month you can move your whole library with no limits. After that, Soundiiz's free plan caps each transfer at 200 tracks.
Pick a method
Free with Qobuz. Runs on Soundiiz, unlimited for the first month.
Step 1: In the Qobuz app, open Settings and tap Transfer your library. Sign in with Qobuz and a Soundiiz account is made for you.
Step 2: Choose Spotify as the source and sign in.
Step 3: Tick the categories you want. Only Playlists is ticked by default, so check albums, artists and tracks too if you want everything.
Step 4: Confirm on the summary page. Qobuz emails you when it's done.
What transfers and what doesn't
What transfers
- Transfers: Playlists you created
- Transfers: Liked songs
- Transfers: Saved albums
- Transfers: Followed artists
What doesn’t
- Does not transfer: Podcasts
- Does not transfer: Playlists made by the service
- Does not transfer: Local files
- Does not transfer: Play counts and history
When a paid tool is worth it
You probably won't need one. The Qobuz pass gives you a month of full Soundiiz access for free. If you miss that window and have a big library, one month of Soundiiz Premium is $5.
Troubleshooting
Soundiiz only ticks Playlists by default. Run it again and tick albums, artists and tracks as well.
Wait a few minutes, then close and reopen the app. Qobuz says big libraries can take a while to appear.
Qobuz's catalog is strong in classical and jazz but can miss some pop remixes and regional releases. Check the Soundiiz report for anything it couldn't match.
FAQ
Yes. The Soundiiz pass is included with Qobuz and gives you one month of unlimited transfers.
You can still use Soundiiz Free, which moves one playlist at a time with up to 200 tracks each.
No. Transfers copy your music and leave Spotify as it was.