How to Transfer Spotify Playlists to Deezer
Quick answer
Deezer links to Tune My Music from inside its mobile and desktop apps, and Deezer says the import is free with no size limit (Deezer's transfer page). It moves playlists, albums, artists and songs.
Pick a method
Free for Deezer users, no song limit. Runs on Tune My Music.
Step 1: In the Deezer app, tap your profile icon, then the Settings cog. Under Preferences, tap Music, then Import my music. On desktop, go to your profile, then Account settings, Transfer your library and Select a service (Deezer).
Step 2: Choose Spotify as the source and sign in.
Step 3: Pick your playlists, liked songs, albums or artists.
Step 4: Deezer is already set as the destination. Select Transfer to Deezer.
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
For this route, almost never. Deezer's import is free with no song cap. A paid plan only helps if you want to keep a Spotify playlist and a Deezer playlist in sync over time.
Troubleshooting
Tune My Music adds playlists in the order it reads them. If order matters, sort your Spotify playlists oldest first before you start.
Those tracks aren't on Deezer in your region. The transfer report lists them so you can search for other versions.
Make sure you started from Deezer's link. Going straight to tunemymusic.com uses its standard 500-song free limit.
FAQ
Yes. Deezer's import through Tune My Music is free and has no song limit.
Deezer says a bigger imported library gives Flow, its personal mix, more to work with.
No. The import copies your music and leaves Spotify as it was.