How to Transfer Spotify Playlists to Tidal
Quick answer
Tidal sends you to TuneMyMusic for imports, starting at tidal.com/transfer-music (Tidal's help page). You can move up to 500 songs for free, including liked songs and albums. Bigger libraries need TuneMyMusic Premium or another tool.
Pick a method
Tidal's own import link. Runs on TuneMyMusic. Free up to 500 songs.
Step 1: Go to tidal.com/transfer-music and choose Spotify.
Step 2: Sign in to Spotify and click Load from Spotify account.
Step 3: Pick playlists, single tracks, or your favorite songs, albums and artists.
Step 4: Choose Tidal as the destination, sign in, and start the transfer. You'll get a notice 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
Tidal's free route stops at 500 songs. For a bigger library, TuneMyMusic Premium is $24 a year and moves everything at once. On iPhone, SongShift's free plan is another way around the cap if you don't mind moving playlists one at a time.
Troubleshooting
That's TuneMyMusic's free limit, and it applies to Tidal's import link too. Upgrade, or move the rest with Soundiiz or SongShift.
Those tracks aren't in Tidal's catalog in your region. Download the missing list from the report and look for other versions by hand.
Sign in at tunemymusic.com, open Account Settings, and disconnect Tidal and Spotify under Connections.
FAQ
Not its own. Tidal points you to TuneMyMusic and links to it from its help pages.
Yes, but it takes longer. Soundiiz Free moves one playlist at a time, and SongShift is free on iPhone.
No. Transfers copy playlists and leave Spotify as it was.