How to copy all songs from a playlist spotify

This guide will show you how to copy a Spotify playlist in less than five seconds. You can copy any Spotify playlist, but this is most useful when you find an awesome shared playlist that you want to keep a copy of. We use this to save a copy of a shared Spotify playlist that constantly changes with new music.

By copying the Spotify playlist to a private Spotify playlist we can keep a copy that will not change to listen to over and over. The original shared Spotify playlist is still in our list of playlists so we can keep getting fresh music. Another benefit of copying a shared Spotify playlist to your own is that you can delete songs you don’t like or add songs that you want to be a part of the playlist.

Learn how to copy a Spotify playlist.

You don’t need to add songs to your new Spotify playlist one by one, but you won’t be able to do this from your iPhone, Android or iPad. This works best on your computer. You don’t need to save the playlist locally or make it available offline for this to work.

You need the Spotify app or program installed on your computer to do this. You cannot do this in the Spotify web player or on your mobile device. Download the Spotify app to get started, or open the app on your computer.

In this case we are making a copy of a shared Spotify playlist that was only available for one week before it changed. We saved the shared Spotify playlist to keep the 414 song playlist intact, right before the creator changed it back to a mix of multiple artists.

In the Spotify app on your computer click on the Spotify playlist you want to copy. You will now see a list of tracks that you need to select or highlight.

Open a Spotify Playlist and click on one song then select all.

Instead of clicking on each track, you can click on one track to highlight it. Click on the date added so you don’t accidentally go to the track or album. You need to be on the playlist to make a copy of it.

After you have one track selected press Command + A on Mac or Control + A on Windows to select all tracks. All of the tracks will now be highlighted in a light gray.

Right click and Add all tracks to a new Spotify playlist.

Right click on a track on Windows or two finger click on a Mac. Move your mouse over Add to and then choose a playlist name or create a new playlist.

That’s all you need to do to copy a Spotify playlist. This will create a copy on your account that will not change. You can now rename the playlist, edit the playlist and it works just like a playlist you created.

You can use our guide to download a Spotify playlist to your iPhone, iPad or Android device. This works on your playlists and on shared Spotify playlists.

If you want to create a new playlist quickly or back up an existing one, you can copy a playlist on Spotify. This guide will show you how.

Spotify includes several useful features that you can use when you’re creating playlists. If you’ve created the perfect playlist, or you’ve found an existing playlist that you like, you might want to copy it for yourself.

After copying the songs from one playlist, you can add them to another list and customize it further. Also, if you’re using a collaborative playlist, you might want to back it up in case another user deletes some songs you like.

Whatever the reason, here’s how to copy a playlist on Spotify.

At the moment, you can only copy playlists using the Spotify desktop app or web player.

To copy a playlist on Spotify, use these steps:

1. Highlight the rest of the songs in your playlist using Ctrl + A (on Windows) or Cmd + A (on macOS). Alternately, you can highlight the first song, hold the Shift key and click the last song in the playlist.

1. Right-click the highlighted songs and select Add to playlist > Add to new playlist from the menu.

1. The new playlist with all the selected songs will appear in the new one. Its name will be the first song from the list, but you can change it to something else.

1. To rename the playlist, right-click on the playlist, select Rename from the menu, and type in the desired name.

Copying Individual Songs to a New Spotify Playlist

It’s also worth noting that you don’t have to copy the entire playlist. Instead, you can open an existing playlist and only copy the songs you want. This allows you to create a new playlist on the fly easily.

To do this, open a playlist, highlight a song (it doesn’t need to be the first one), hold down the Ctrl key and select the songs you want. To copy them to a new playlist, the steps are the same as shown above—right-click and choose Add to playlist > Add to new playlist.

Creating Spotify Playlists

The ability to copy a new Spotify playlist comes in handy when you want to create a new one. Just search for a band or genre and open an existing playlist. From there, you can copy a few or all the songs to a new playlist.

There are other things you can do with Spotify, like changing a playlist picture or transferring a playlist to a new account. Another important but underused feature is adding your own music files to Spotify.

Spotify isn’t perfect, and you might want to switch to a different service like Apple Music, for example. In that case, transfer your Spotify playlists to Apple Music before deleting your Spotify account.