Soundiiz

I used Soundiiz to transfer my Spotify library to Apple Music. It missed quite a few songs. A couple were songs that genuinely aren't on Apple Music, but 90% were available on both services with the same artist and name. Not just the niche indie stuff either, I'm talking about songs w/ 1B+ plays like "Welcome to the Jungle", "Ain't No Mountain High Enough", "Speed of Sound", etc.

It's a convenient service but I kind of regret spending money on it when I have to go in and do a bunch of manual transfers anyways.

EDIT: Just tested with YouTube Music also, it missed about a third as many songs. Seems like it particularly struggles with Apple Music?

Obligatory "I have zero connection to this service, just a user satisfied with their experience."

I am actually shocked at how well this works. I regularly get Spotify playlists from clients for weddings/parties and wanted them to be accessible in my Prime Go. With deep cynicism in my heart, started looking into services to convert these playlists to Tidal and Beatsource and was startled when Soundiiz worked as well as it did. Crisp and easy to navigate UI that actually works.

As a sidebar, it's immensely disappointing that Engine STILL doesn't support pre-analysis of a Tidal playlist. And I don't know if it's just me, but I'm having some issues lately with bugginess, where downloading more than a song or two from a Tidal playlist at a time can cause the Prime Go to crash.

In any case, pleasantly surprised that Beatsource is cooperating as well as it is. The tracks are pre-analyzed and my experience has been downloads are MUCH faster and more reliable than in Tidal. The library is limited, of course, but I am typically getting about 80% of popular songs on playlists so that's something.

I'm thinking about switching from Spotify, but I have 4 playlists with over a thousand songs, and 10 with between 200-999, Is there any way to quickly switch them over? Or would I need to do it manually?

Thanks guys, I ended up using soundiiz.

https://soundiiz.com/

It's been a life saver for me! Easily convert Spotify playlists to Tidal or vice versa. Youtube, Deezer, Napster, Qobuz ... they're all supported. You can even use text or m3u playlist files!

It's completely changed the way I listen to music. I love the Spotify interface, but playing Tidal through UAPP just sounds better on my rig. So I look through new stuff on Spotify, dump all the cool new things in a playlist and in Soundiiz convert it to a Tidal playlist. Done!

Conversion rate highly depends on the style of music, but it's certainly worth a shot!

Do people have experience with either service? What has your experience been?