It’s been almost two years since YouTube Music launched as a full-fledged, paid competitor to Spotify and Apple Music. But even though Google positioned it as a replacement for its own Google Play ...

The tool that can move playlists from Apple Music to YouTube Music can also be used to do the opposite. To transfer playlists, you’ll need an active YouTube Music account and an Apple Music ...

YouTube Music is the only supported music service for playlist transfers, and Apple does not offer options to transfer to services like Spotify at this time. To make a transfer, an active ‌Apple ...

In an unexpected but very welcome development, Apple Music has introduced a native tool that allows users to transfer their playlists to and from YouTube Music. For a company known for its ...

Each support page outlines the simple steps you need to take to move your data to or from Apple Music. Unfortunately, playlists are the only data type currently supported for transfers. There’s no way ...

Through a new joint initiative, Google and Apple are making it possible to transfer playlists between Apple Music and YouTube Music in either direction using the “Data Transfer Project.” This new ...

Back in May, Google announced it would roll out a transfer tool to help Google Play Music subscribers migrate to YouTube Music. The search giant followed that up with a request form for priority ...

Google is making it easier for Google Play Music users to make the switch to the company’s now preferred music app, YouTube Music, ahead of its plans to shut down Google Play Music later this year.

December is the last month you'll be able to access Google Play Music. But don't worry, Google now has an easy way to move your music library, playlists and preferences over to YouTube's ...

With so many music streaming platforms, deciding which is right for you can be tough. Spotify is a great option if you’re looking for a variety of music, as it has a massive library of songs to choose ...

The all-time favorite music platform i.e. Google Play Music is going away by the end of this year and being replaced with the revamped YouTube Music without interrupting the default streaming quality.