Can I import iTunes playlists or songs to Spotify?
Yes, Spotify will scan the hard drive for iTunes tracks and the playlists created in iTunes at the first time you use Spotify. And now we will share 2 useful ways to import iTunes playlists or songs to Spotify easily. Unfortunately, not all the iTunes songs and playlists can be imported to Spotify, because iTunes and Spotify don’t always sync up. If there are iTunes playlists or songs that don’t import to Spotify, we also have solution to help users to make it succeed.
Solution 1: Import iTunes Playlists or Songs with Spotify
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Step 1 Please make sure that playlists have been shared from iTunes. Firstly open iTunes and head to “Preferences”, then select “Advanced” and tick “Share iTunes Library XML with other applications”.
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Step 1 Open Spotify and click on “File” in the menu bar. Then select import playlists from the drop-down menu and click iTunes.
Solution 2: Import iTunes Playlists with NoteBurner iTunes Audio Converter
NoteBurner iTunes Audio Converter ( For Windows | For Mac) is a DRM removal and audio converter for iTunes M4P, M4A, M4B files and Apple Music files. With this powerful video tool, users can get DRM – free formats like MP3, WAV, AAC or FLAC, so that all the iTunes playlists or songs can be scanned easily or copied directly to Spotify. And here is the specific tutorial on how to get DRM – free iTunes files and transfer them to Spotify.
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Part A. Record Spotify Music with NoteBurner
NoteBurner Spotify Music Converter is a professional music recorder tool specially designed to record Spotify songs & playlists and convert them to MP3, AAC, FLAC or WAV format. Here is a simple guide on how to record Spotify music with the program:
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1 Get NoteBurner Spotify Music Converter Installed on Your Computer
2 Import Your Song from Spotify to NoteBurner
Launch NoteBurner Spotify Music converter. Click the '+' button on the upper right. There will be a pop-up window prompting you to copy & paste / drag & drop the song link from Spotify.
3 Choose Output Format and Output Path
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Click the 'Settings' button on the upper right. Here you can choose output format (MP3 / AAC / WAV / FLAC), output quality (Very High 320kbps, High 256kbps, Medium 192kbps, Low 128kbps), as well as output path.
4 Get Free Spotify Music
Click the 'Convert' button and the Spotify song you selected in Step 1 will soon be converted and downloaded to the output format you customized in Step 2.
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When the conversion is done, you can find the Spotify song is in open music format by clicking 'Converted' button on the left side or by directly going to the output path you set in the previous step.