How to Transfer Spotify Playlists to Amazon Music
Quick answer
Amazon Music has playlist import built into its mobile app and supports Spotify (Amazon's import page). Start it from the app, or scan the QR code on that page with your phone. Imported playlists show up in your Library.
Pick a method
Free in the Amazon Music app on iPhone and Android.
Step 1: On your phone, open the Amazon Music app, or scan the QR code on amazon.com/music/i/playlist-import.
Step 2: Follow the instructions on the screen to choose Spotify and the playlists to import.
Step 3: Find the imported playlists in your Library in the Amazon Music app.
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
Amazon's import handles playlists. If you also want liked songs and saved albums moved, or your library is over 500 songs, TuneMyMusic Premium is $24 a year.
Troubleshooting
That's Amazon Music Prime, the version included with Prime. To pick any song on demand you need Amazon Music Unlimited.
If Amazon doesn't have the exact version, some tools pick the closest one, such as a clean edit. Check playlists where that matters.
Those tracks aren't in Amazon's catalog in your region. The transfer report lists them.
FAQ
Yes. Amazon's in-app import is free, and so is TuneMyMusic up to 500 songs.
Amazon doesn't say the import needs a particular plan. On Prime Music most playlists play in shuffle mode. Unlimited gives full on-demand playback.
No. Every method here copies your playlists.