Best Method to Transfer Spotify Playlist to Google Play Music

It's common to change from one music streaming service to the other regularly due to different entertainment request. For example, if you browse the Spotify community, you'll find some Spotify subscribers are seeking for the method of Spotify to Google Play Music. However, currently there's no direct way to export playlist from Spotify to Google Music unless you use some third-party applications such as STAMP, Portify, etc. What's worse, those tools won't 100% work for everyone. If you are facing with such a problem in transferring Spotify playlist to Google Play Music, you can just read on to find out an easier solution that works in any case.

Tool You'll Need to Convert Spotify Playlist to Google Play

With this method, you'll be required to install a third-party software like Spotify music converter. Unlike the other syncing app, this program is mainly used for downloading Spotify songs to MP3 without limitation. Due to the format protection, you can't freely transfer Spotify music to any media player for playback. To free plan subscribers, they can't even download any Spotify song for offline listening.

Now with ViWizard Spotify Music Converter, no matter you are free or premium users, you can easily download and convert Spotify contents to common formats, including MP3, AAC, WAV, FLAC, M4A, and M4B. Once the format protection is stripped out, you can import playlist from Spotify to Google Play Music as you do with other common audios.

Spotify to Google Play Music Playlist Converter Key Features

• Convert and download Spotify music to MP3 and otherformats
• Download any Spotify contents without premium subscription
• Support the playback of Spotify music on any media players
• Save Spotify with the original audio quality and ID3 tags

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Part 1. Download Music from Spotify to MP3

Head over to download and install ViWizard Spotify Music Converter to your computer, then you could use the tool to save Spotify songs to MP3 no matter you are using a Premium account or holding a Free account.

Step 1Drag Spotify playlists to ViWizard

Firstly, run ViWizard Spotify Music Converter. Then you have two choices to add the Spotify playlists to the converter. The first one is dragging the playlists from the Spotify app to the conversion window of ViWizard. Or you can copy the link of the Spotify track to the search box of ViWizard interface.

Step 2Set the output audio parameters

Now simply go to "Menu > Preference > Convert" to adjust the output preferences as you like. You are allowed to choose the output format, channel, bit rate, and sample rate. Currently, ViWizard Spotify Music Converter fully supports some plain formats like MP3, M4A, AAC, WAV, FLAC, and M4B. You can also set the output directory and conversion speed here.

Step 3Convert protected Spotify to common audios

After the above setting, click the "Convert" button to start converting Spotify music to MP3 or other formats. After the conversion, the output folder will be open automatically. You can also find the converted Spotify music files by navigating to "Converted > Search".

Part 2. Export Spotify Library to Google Music

Now you can freely migrate Spotify to Google Play Music with a few clicks only. Google Play Music will allow you to upload a maximum of 50,000 songs for free. For the complete guide to transfer Spotify playlist to Google Play, simply follow the instruction below.

Step 1. Navigate to Google Play website at play.google.com/music and login to your Google account.

Step 2.Click the "Upload Music" button, and you'll be prompted to download the Music Manager. If you've already got it, then simply open it up and sign in with your Google account.

Step 3. Select the "Menu icon > Upload songs to Google Play", and hit Next.

Step 4.Select the "Other Folder" option to click the "Next" button, then locate the folder where you store Spotify music from the popup window. The Music Manager will automatically upload Spotify music files you select to Google Play.

Adam Gorden is an experienced writer of ViWizard who is obsessed about tech, movie and software.