How to Export Tidal Playlists to Spotify

“Hi I've decided to switch over to Spotify from Tidal and I'm wondering how I can transfer my playlists. I have 4500 songs in just one playlist and I really don't want to do it manually. I know there are apps like Stamp or Soundiiz but they need a lot of personal information and I don't trust them. I’d prefer a simple and efficient way.”

Both Tidal and Sidify are music streaming services with a large music library. At present, Tidal offers more than 100 million tracks and Spotify offers over 100 million songs. It’s hard to tell which service is better. Tidal premium provides subscribers with the same audio quality as Spotify Premium users. Tidal HiFi enables users to get audios in higher quality with a higher subscription fee and Spotify offers a free-tier service. For a certain reason, a Tidal subscriber may turn to Spotify and a Spotify user may turn to Tidal in the end. There’s always a need to transfer playlists from one platform to another.

To export Tidal playlists to Spotify, you may turn to Soundiiz, TuneMyMusic or Stamp, but some people feedback that the apps need a lot of personal information and would prefer a more traditional and easier way. In this article, we are going to show you a popular and powerful way to export Tidal playlists to Spotify. Though it may take longer time, you can keep your Tidal playlists forever and import them to any other services like Spotify.

The way we are going to introduce is to download Tidal playlists to your computer first and then import the playlists from your local drive to Spotify. To complete the transferring, you need a third-party tool – Sidify Tidal Music Converter, a 100% clean program.

Tool Required - Sidify Tidal Music Converter

Sidify Tidal Music Converter is a useful tool to convert Tidal music to MP3/AAC/WAV/FLAC/AIFF/ALAC format. It enables you to download Tidal playlists to your computer with four simple steps, with no need to install any extra apps. Besides, it keeps up to HiFi audio quality after conversion and preserve ID3 tags as well.

Key Features of Sidify Tidal Music Converter

Sidify Tidal Music Converter

• Support both Tidal Free and Tidal HiFi Users.
• Download Tidal music to the computer.
• Export Tidal songs as MP3/AAC/WAV/FLAC/AIFF/ALAC files.
• Keep source HiFi audio quality and ID3 tags after conversion.
• Convert Tidal Music at 10X faster speed.
• Free updates & technical support.

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Tutorial: How to Transfer Playlists from Tidal to Spotify

Next we are going to explain how to transfer a playlist from Tidal to Spotify in two parts. In part one, you’ll learn how to use Sidify Tidal Music Converter to export Tidal playlists to your local computer, and in part two, you’ll learn how to import the downloaded Tidal playlists to Spotify.

By Sidify Tidal Music Converter, you can save your Tidal music as MP3/AAC/WAV/FLAC/AIFF/ALAC files on your local computer with several simple steps.

Step 1Launch Tidal Music Converter

Launch Tidal Music Converter, and Tidal App will pop up. Also you can switch to Tidal Webplayer.

Step 2Choose the output format and customize the output path.

Click the "Settings" icon in the lower left corner, where you can choose MP3/AAC/WAV/FLAC/AIFF/ALAC as the output format and designate where you'd like to save the converted Tidal music. Besides, you can organize the output files by Artist, Album, Artist/Album, Album/Artist, Playlist/Artist or Playlist/Album.

Step 3Add Tidal Music to Tidal Music Converter

Open a playlist and then click on the "Add" button and select & confirm the songs that you'd like to export to your local drive.

Step 4Export Tidal Music to your Computer

Click the "Convert" button to start downloading the selected songs to your computer. Once the conversion is done, you can click the "Converted" icon to find the well-downloaded Tidal music.

Now that you've got your Tidal playlists as local files, you can import them to Spotify easily.

Step 1 Launch Spotify app and login to your account.

Step 2Click on "Edit" and go to "Preferences".

Locate the Local Files section (scroll down if you can't see it).

Step 3 Click “Add a Source” near the bottom to navigate to the output folder containing the Tidal playlist you have converted in the previous section. You’ll find music from that folder in Local Files in the menu on the left.