4 Ways to Export Spotify Playlist to a File or Other Services

If you like listening to music with Spotify, you probably have spent a lot of time building your music library, years of liking new music, making exclusive playlists, and holding your life’s soundtracks. Therefore, it is definitely great practice to export your Spotify to a file.

In this post, I will show you 4 ways to export a Spotify playlist or your entire library to Excel, Google Sheet, JSON, TXT, or other music services. It just takes a few seconds. Why not make your music collection secure.

Export Spotify Playlist to JSON File

Whether you want to do it on a computer or mobile, you can also use a free online tool Spotify Playlist Exporter to export your Spotify playlist to a file. Whenever you need, you can use this tool to restore your music.

When you go to this website, you should know how to do it. You can also refer to the steps below to see how it works.

Step 1. Paste your Spotify playlist URL without logging in.

Step 2. Click Fetch Playlist button.

Step 3. Wait a few seconds for the backup to process. Once finished, you can download the TXT or CSV file and restore it in a safe location.

Also Read: 7 Ways to Download Spotify Music to MP3

Export Spotify Playlist to Excel Sheet

You can also export your playlist to a CSV file with another free tool called Exportify. This cannot export your library to a single file, but you can one-click to export all playlists and liked tracks to a few CSV files.

When you go to this website, just click on Get Started to log in to your Spotify and grant access to this tool. On the next website page, you can export any of your Spotify playlists to a CSV file or export all of them in one go.

Export Spotify Playlist to TXT or Other Service

One excellent free tool allows you to transfer your Spotify playlist to Apple Music or any other music streaming service. In addition, you can also use it to export Spotify playlist to a txt or CSV file.

It is called TuneMyMusic. As you can see from the screenshot below, it allows you to convert music playlists among many music streaming services like Spotify, Deezer, Qobuz, Tidal, and SoundCloud. What’s more, you can keep 2 playlists from 2 music services always synchronized with TuneMyMusic.

Export Spotify Playlist to Google Sheet

I have made Google sheet to export data from Spotify playlist. This Google Sheet is a powerful tool that has been customized with Google Apps Scripts to interact with Spotify Web API and Songlink API. The scripts enable the following functionalities:

1. Get Playlist Tracks: This script fetches all the tracks from a specified Spotify playlist and displays them in the sheet. You only need to input the playlist URL.
2. Convert Spotify to YouTube: This script converts Spotify URLs in a specified column to YouTube URLs using the Songlink API.
3. Create Playlist and Add Videos: This script creates a new YouTube playlist and adds videos to it using the YouTube Data API. You can simply click the Generate YouTube playlist URL to play all videos.

Note: If you want to edit the Google spreadsheet, just make a copy of it. Don’t request access please.

These scripts are designed to make it easier for you to manage your music playlists across different platforms. You can modify or extend as per your needs. If you don’t know how to use it, you may refer to the video above.

Bonus: Export Spotify Playlist to MP3

If you want to enjoy your Spotify playlists offline on any device, you can use Allavsoft to save all your Spotify tracks as MP3 or FLAC. Allavsoft is a multi-source media downloader that allows you to download music and videos from Spotify, Deezer, Tidal, YouTube, Udemy, etc.

You can free download it and get started. When you use it for the first time, it will ask for your Spotify account and password. This is for accessing the Spotify API to correctly get all tracks in your Spotify playlist. The downloaded music quality will be the same whether you have Spotify premium or not.

After that, you can just paste the Spotify URL and the program will do its job. You can also change the settings to convert the downloaded tracks to MP3, M4A, OGG, FLAC, etc.

Conclusion

You may never need the backup file, but It is necessary to back up your Spotify playlist because I lost my Spotify account once. I tried so hard to get my account back but to no valid. Luckily, I have all my library backed up to create a new account and restore my playlists.