Are you an avid Spotify user who wants to copy playlists easily? Whether you want to recreate a friend’s curated mix, or simply back up your favorite tracks, copying a Spotify playlist is helpful. This article will guide you through the simple steps to copy Spotify playlists quickly.
Now, before we dive into copying Spotify playlists, there are a few essentials to know. Understanding these key factors will help you maximize this feature and avoid potential glitches.
- It’s important to note that playlist duplication is available to all Spotify users, regardless of whether you have a free or premium account.
- Duplicating a playlist creates a standalone copy, meaning that any changes made to the original playlist will not affect the copy, and vice versa.
Now, let’s start with the article.
How to copy a song from a Spotify playlist
Duplicating a song from a Spotify playlist is useful because it allows you to avoid duplication and create a more personalized collection. Although Spotify does not have a built-in copy function, you can achieve similar results by following the methods below. Let’s start with the desktop version.
On desktop
Step 1: Open the Spotify app or web on your Windows or Mac computer. Navigate to the track you want to copy.
Step 2: Click on the track to select and right click on it.
Step 3: From the menu, select “Add to playlist” and select the playlist you want to add.
That’s it. You’ve moved a track from some other public playlist to your playlist. Continue reading if you want to do the same using the Spotify mobile app.
On mobile
The steps are the same for Android and iOS. However, for the demonstration, we will be using Android. Follow up.
Step 1: Launch the Spotify app on your Android or iOS device and navigate to the playlist you want to copy music to.
Step 2: In the playlist, find the song you want to copy and press and hold.
Step 3: From the bottom panel, select ‘Add to playlist’ and select the playlist you want to add music to on the next screen.
Your go. You’ve effectively copied and moved a song from a Spotify playlist to your own. If it’s not a single track you want to copy but multiple tracks; read on.
Also read: How to change playlist cover on Spotify
How to copy multiple songs from a playlist on Spotify
Copying multiple songs from a playlist and organizing them in a single playlist helps to organize and make your music collection convenient. Follow the steps below.
Step 1: Open the Spotify app or web on your Windows or Mac computer and navigate to the playlist you want to copy the music to.
Step 2: Once in the playlist, press Ctrl on Windows or Command on Mac and select the track you want to copy.
Note: Alternatively, press ‘Ctrl + A’ on Windows or ‘Command + A’ on Mac to copy the entire playlist.
Step 3: Once you’re done selecting a track, right click on it, select ‘Add to playlist’ and select a playlist from your collection.
Your go. You have moved many songs from one playlist to another easily. That said, the only downside to this approach is that it’s only possible on the Spotify desktop and web app, not on the Spotify mobile app. You have to follow above method to copy songs.
However, you can copy entire playlists and delete tracks you don’t want later; Continue reading.
Also read: How to create, combine, and share Spotify playlists
How to copy playlists on Spotify
Copying a playlist on Spotify allows you to create an exact copy of an existing playlist. This can be useful if you want to change a playlist without altering the original, share a modified version with others while keeping the original, or copy someone else’s playlist.
Copying playlists is simple and can be done in several ways. We will explain each method in detail. Follow the methods below.
Method 1: Add to your Library
Adding playlists to your library is one of the easiest ways to duplicate playlists if you just want to listen to the tracks in the playlist and follow the updates on the playlist. This is the way:
Note: This method is only available on Spotify desktop and web users, not for mobile Spotify users.
Step 1: Open the Spotify app or web on your Windows or Mac computer and navigate to the playlist you want to copy.
Step 2: Once in the playlist, click the three-dot icon next to the download icon.
Step 3: Select the ‘Add to your library’ option from the drop-down menu.
That’s about it. You have added playlists to your library and now you can access them easily. If you don’t want to add the playlist to your library, but instead want to merge it with your playlist, go to the following method.
Also Read: How to Rename a Spotify Playlist
Method 2: Add to another Playlist
This method applies to both Spotify desktop and mobile users. We are choosing to use a mobile device (Android) for demonstration. However, the steps remain the same if you’re on iOS or using a desktop computer; follow up.
Step 1: Launch the Spotify app on your Android or iOS device and navigate to the playlist you want to copy.
Step 2: Tap the three dots icon next to the download icon and from the bottom panel select ‘Add to other playlist’.
Step 3: On the next screen, tap the playlist that you want to add all the tracks to. If you want to create a new playlist, tap the New Playlist button at the top to create a new playlist.
There you have it. You have successfully copied a playlist on Spotify and added its tracks to your playlist.
FAQ about copying Spotify playlists
1. Is there a limit to the number of playlists I can copy on Spotify?
There is no specific limit to the number of playlists you can copy on Spotify. However, it’s important to note that according to Spotify’s guidelines, the maximum number of playlists you can create is 10,000. This includes both playlists you’ve created and playlists you follow or have added to your library.
2. Can I share duplicate playlists with others on Spotify?
Yes, you can share copied playlists with others on Spotify, just like any other playlist.
3. Can I remove the duplicate playlist without affecting the original playlist?
Yes, you can delete a copied playlist without affecting the original playlist on Spotify. This is because when you duplicate any playlist, it becomes an independent entity. Therefore, deleting it will only delete that particular copy, keeping the original intact.
Get inspired by other playlists
Now that you know how to clone Spotify playlists on your desktop and mobile devices, you can make copies of your favorite playlists, allowing you to enjoy your curated music on the platform. You may also want to read how to create a Spotify Blend playlist.
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