Transfer Amazon Music to Another Account? Solved!

Part 1. How to Transfer Amazon Music to Another Account (Downloads & Purchased)

Let's be real: while Amazon Music allows users to download songs for offline listening, those files are encrypted and tied to the original account. You can't just find the downloads saved as cached files and transfer them to a new account—that would be pointless. But thanks to ViWizard Amazon Music Downloader, you can easily convert your Amazon Music downloads into local files like MP3 that can be stored anywhere, including on another Amazon account. Once converted, you can upload these songs to a new account, transfer them to another device, or keep them for offline listening without restrictions.

One thing to keep in mind: make sure you're using the converted files for personal use only.

Key Features of ViWizard Amazon Music Downloader

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• Download on-demand Amazon Music locally for playing anywhere and anytime
• Convert Amazon Music Prime, Unlimited, and Free titles into MP3 efficiently
• Maintain 100% lossless audio quality and ID3 tags for proper organization
• Handle conversions in batches at up to 65× faster speed for immediate results

1. Export Amazon Music Downloads to Another Account

Step 1 Go to the ViWizard website, download the software for your system (Windows or Mac), and install it. After installation, tap the Amazon Music icon to enter the built-in Amazon Music web player and log in with your Amazon Music credentials.

Step 2 Open ViWizard. In the settings menu (usually in the top-right corner), choose your preferred output format, typically MP3 for maximum compatibility with devices. Adjust the audio quality (sample rate and bit rate) based on your needs. Once done, click "OK" to save the changes.

Step 3 Browse your Amazon Music library or paste a specific URL for a song, album, or playlist. Click "Add to List" to queue your selection for conversion.

Step 4 Click "Convert" to start converting the selected tracks into your chosen format. The process will take a few moments depending on the number of files.

Step 5 After conversion, go to the "History" tab in ViWizard. Click the folder icon to open the folder where your MP3 files are saved. From there, you can transfer them to any device or upload them to a new Amazon Music account.

Key Verdict: This is the best option for users who want to hold on to their entire music collection without starting from scratch.

2. Send Purchased Music to a New Account

Sometimes, the simplest option is to send purchased tracks to a new account. Since MP3 purchases from Amazon are DRM-free, this works great for users who've bought music through Amazon and want to access it on a different account. For tracks still locked in Amazon's music catalog, however, you'll need a tool like ViWizard Amazon Music Downloader to make the transfer. With it, you can convert your entire music catalog, including subscription-based songs, to a new account. It's perfect for those who don't want to repurchase songs or albums.

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Step 1 Log in to your original Amazon Music account.

Step 2 Navigate to "Your Music Library" to find your MP3 purchases.

Step 3 Click "Download" next to the desired tracks or albums. These will be saved to your computer as MP3 files.

Step 4 Log in to your new Amazon Music account.

Step 5 Go to "Your Music Library" and select "Upload your music."

Step 6 Follow the prompts to upload the MP3 files from your computer.

Key Verdict: If your collection isn't too large, this method can be a simple and effective solution. While it's not the most cost-effective for users with massive libraries, it ensures your music is linked to the new account without any hassle.

Part 2. How to Transfer Amazon Music Library to Another Account

There's an official way to share your Amazon Music library—Amazon Household, which comes with the Amazon Music Unlimited Family plan. This feature links up to six accounts, allowing members to share their digital music library, including eligible music and playlists. While this won't transfer Amazon Music Unlimited playlists or saved songs, it does ensure that linked accounts can share music seamlessly. You won't need to manually transfer each song—just set up a Household, and both accounts will have access to the same music library, while still maintaining their distinct libraries.

Step 1 Visit the Amazon Music Unlimited Family Plan page and subscribe to the plan.

Step 2 Complete the subscription process as directed.

Step 3 After subscribing, click on the profile icon and go to "Your Amazon Music Settings."

Step 4 Look for the option to "Invite Members" and click on it to generate an invitation link.

Step 5 Send the invitation URL to the other account via email or text. The invitee needs to accept the invitation within 7 days to join your plan.

Step 6 Once the invitee accepts, they will gain full access to your Amazon Music Unlimited plan.

Step 7 They can now enjoy the music library, playlists, and content shared from your account.

Key Verdict: This key feature of the Amazon Music Family Plan costs $19.99 per month or $199 per year.

Part 3. How to Transfer Amazon Music Playlists to Another Account

Transferring playlists between Amazon Music accounts can be challenging, as the platform does not support direct playlist transfers. Nonetheless, two effective methods exist for migrating your playlists to a new account: manual recreation and playlist sharing.

1. Manually Create Playlists on the New Account

Transferring your Amazon Music playlists to another account can be done manually, but it does require a bit of effort. Start by signing into both your old and new Amazon Music accounts. On the original account, navigate to the playlists you wish to transfer. One by one, add the songs to a new playlist on the new account. Keep in mind that this process can take some time, especially if you have a large playlist. Additionally, be aware of limitations if the accounts are on different subscription plans, such as Unlimited or Prime.

Step 1 Log in to both your old and new Amazon Music accounts on separate devices or tabs.

Step 2 On the old account, go to the playlist you want to transfer.

Step 3 On your new account, create an empty playlist where you'll add the songs.

Step 4 From your old account, search for each song in the playlist and add it to the new playlist. This step can be slow for large playlists, and if you have different subscription plans (e.g., Prime vs. Unlimited), some songs might be unavailable on the new account.

Step 5 Continue adding all the tracks manually, one by one, until the playlist is fully transferred.

Key Verdict: This method is simple but time-consuming. It's best for users with a smaller music collection.

2. Share Playlists to the New Account

Amazon Music also allows you to share playlists between accounts. To do this, open the playlist you want to share on your old account and select the Share option. You'll be given the option to share the playlist via a link. Send the link to the new account via email or text. Once the new account receives the link, they can open it in Amazon Music and add the playlist to their own library.

Step 1 On your old account, go to the playlist you want to transfer.

Step 2 Click the Share button (three dots or share icon), then select Share Playlist or Send via Email/Text.

Step 3 Send the generated playlist link to the new account through email or text.

Step 4 On your new account, open the link from the message. The playlist will open in Amazon Music.

Step 5 Once the playlist opens, click Add to Library to save it to your new account's library.

Key Verdict: This method is the most efficient for users who want to transfer playlists easily. It works well for most users, but it's not suitable for DRM-protected music.

Part 4. How to Transfer Your Amazon Music Profile to Another Account

An Amazon Music profile is what allows you to enjoy personalized recommendations, playlists, activity feeds, and playback tailored to your individual listening habits. It essentially captures your music preferences and creates a custom listening experience. However, you can only transfer your profile to a new account without Amazon Music.

Step 1 Ensure you're using the latest version of the Amazon Music app on your device.

Step 2 Open the app and tap on your profile picture at the top of the home screen.

Step 3 Select "Manage Profiles."

Step 4 Tap on the profile name to open a dropdown menu and select "Edit Profiles."

Step 5 Choose "Transfer Profile to an Amazon Account," then tap "Get Started."

Step 6 You'll be prompted to enter your email address and select "Continue to Transfer."

Step 7 Follow the instructions sent to your email to confirm and finalize the transfer.

Key Verdict: This method fully transfers your personalized profile and helps bridge the gap by allowing shared access to music, playlists, and recommendations, easing the transition.

Part 5. How to Transfer Amazon Music Collection to Another Music Streaming Service

Migrating your Amazon Music collection to a different music streaming platform can be advantageous when transitioning services or consolidating playlists. Although Amazon Music lacks a built-in export functionality, you can utilize third-party tools and efficient workflows to securely transfer your library.

Tool You Need: ViWizard Music Playlist Transfer

ViWizard Music Playlist Transfer is a highly professional tool designed for seamless music playlist transfers. It supports a wide array of popular music streaming services, including Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Music, Tidal, and Deezer.

Upon linking your account, ViWizard swiftly identifies all digital content within your music library, guaranteeing both privacy and security for your account. During the transfer process, your source library remains intact, with no deletions or modifications occurring. In just a matter of seconds, your playlist will appear in your chosen target music service, ensuring that no tracks are missing and all are perfectly matched. Additionally, ViWizard offers a complimentary trial, allowing users to transfer up to 500 tracks at no cost.

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Step 1 Connect Amazon Music Account with Desired Destination Service

Upon installing and registering ViWizard, double-click to access the initial interface. In the Transfer page, you will find various music platforms available. Select Amazon Music as your source library and designate your preferred destination service. Follow the on-screen instructions to successfully link both your Amazon Music account and the target service account.

Step 2 Select the Amazon Music Playlist for Transfer

ViWizard will present your Amazon Music library in the selection window. Please choose the songs, playlists, or albums you wish to transfer to your target music streaming service’s account. You have the option to edit the title and description of the transferred playlist. Once you have made your selections, click the Next button to proceed.

Step 3 Initiate the Transfer

Click on the Start Transfer icon, and ViWizard will commence the process of transferring your Amazon Music playlist to the library of your chosen music service. Within a few minutes, you can access your new account library to enjoy the transferred playlist.

Key Verdict: This method is perfect for anyone looking to keep their entire music library intact without having to rebuild it.

Part 6. How to Fix Amazon Music Playlist Transferring Fail

Transferring Amazon Music playlists to a new account can occasionally present challenges. Users may encounter various bugs that hinder the transfer process. What are the solutions to these issues? Below are some of the most frequently reported problems, accompanied by practical resolutions:

Issue 1. Can’t Transfer Playlist from one profile to another on the same

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  Solution 1. Transfer Amazon Music File in a Single

  Excessive attempts to transfer Amazon Music playlists may result in program malfunctions, as bulk transfers often lead to errors. To minimize transfer issues, consider copying only one playlist or track at a time.

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  Solution 2. Check Your Amazon Music Family Plan

  While Amazon Music imposes limitations on transferring playlists between different accounts, it does allow for playlist transfers within the Amazon Music Unlimited family group. If you encounter difficulties when attempting to transfer your playlist to another family member's account, it is advisable to verify the status of your Amazon Music family plan. Should the plan have expired, you will need to renew your subscription to facilitate the transfer.

Issue 2. Error when I copy a playlist from another profile

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  Solution 1. Use Amazon Music Share Instead

  In the event that the option to "Copy from other profiles" is unsuccessful, please navigate to the playlist on the original account. Select the menu icon, opt for "Share," and subsequently send the link to the new profile.

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  Solution 2. Clean Amazon Music Cache

  If you have a long-term unclean Amazon Music cache, the accumulated cache is the reason that causes Amazon Music glitches that fail to receive your copied Amazon Music playlist or track.
  To solve it, Android users can go to Settings on Amazon Music and click clean cache option to remove the temporary Amazon Music glitches. For iOS users, there is no direct cache-clearing option on Amazon Music, so you need to offload Amazon Music from your device and reinstall it from the App Store.

Issue 3. The transferred Amazon Music playlist fails to display

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  Solution 1. Refresh Your Amazon Music

  If you have successfully transferred the Amazon Music playlist to your new account library, but it is not displaying, this issue may be attributed to glitches within the Amazon Music app. To resolve this, consider refreshing the Amazon Music app to eliminate any temporary bugs. Navigate to Amazon Music Settings, scroll down to find the Refresh Library icon to reload the Amazon Music library.

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  Solution 2. Check Online Status

  To ensure smooth changes to your playlist within the Amazon Music library, a stable internet connection is essential. If you attempt to transfer your playlist to another account while in offline mode, the loading process may encounter issues. Therefore, it is advisable to disable offline mode in the settings and connect to a more reliable Wi-Fi or mobile data network to successfully verify the transfer.

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  Solution 3. Update Amazon Music

  Outdated app versions can cause library display issues. Update Amazon Music via App Store, Google Play, or desktop installer. After updating, reopen the app and check if the playlist appears correctly.

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  Solution 4. Force Stop Amazon Music

  Should your transferred Amazon Music playlist remain absent from your new account library despite trying all suggested methods, consider rebooting both the Amazon Music app and your device to eliminate any temporary glitches or bugs. Access the background app page to close Amazon Music, then press and hold the power icon to restart your device. Following this, the transferred Amazon Music playlist may become visible on your new account screen.

Summary

Transferring music from one Amazon Music account to another may seem a little complicated. However, this post can help you complete the process with the fewest steps. Generally speaking, the most feasible way is to use ViWizard Amazon Music Downloader to download and transfer them to another account without any loss of music content.