Years of carefully built playlists are the main reason people stay with a music app they no longer enjoy. The good news: you do not have to start from scratch. Jammify can import any public Spotify playlist in a few seconds, and you keep the original in Spotify too.
What you need
- The playlist must be public (or at least shareable by link).
- A browser on your phone or computer.
- Optional: a free Jammify account, so the imported playlist is saved to your library on every device.
Step 1: Copy the playlist link from Spotify
On a phone: open the playlist in Spotify, tap the three-dot menu (⋯), choose Share and then Copy link.
On a computer: right-click the playlist in the sidebar (or click ⋯ on the playlist page), choose Share and then Copy link to playlist.
The link looks like https://open.spotify.com/playlist/….
Step 2: Open the import tool in Jammify
Open the Jammify web player and go to your library. Choose Import Playlist.
Step 3: Paste the link and import
Paste the link into the box and confirm. Jammify reads the track list and matches each song against its own catalogue using the title, artist and duration. A typical 100-song playlist takes only a few seconds.
Step 4: Review and play
When the import finishes, the playlist appears in your library with the same name. Any songs that could not be matched are listed so you can search for an alternative version — for example a live recording or a different release of the same song.
Tips for a perfect import
- Make private playlists public temporarily. In Spotify, open the playlist menu and choose Make public. You can switch it back after importing.
- Import large libraries in batches. If you have dozens of playlists, start with your favourites so you can listen straight away.
- Check regional releases. Some tracks are released under slightly different titles in different countries. Searching by artist usually finds them.
- Liked Songs is a special collection in Spotify. To bring it over, select all liked songs on desktop, add them to a new public playlist, then import that playlist.
Frequently asked questions
Does importing delete anything from Spotify?
No. Jammify only reads the public track list. Your Spotify account and playlists stay exactly as they were.
Do I need to log in to Spotify?
No. Because the import works from a public link, you never share your Spotify password with Jammify.
Can I import playlists from other apps?
Spotify playlist links are supported today. For other services, the simplest route is to recreate the playlist in Spotify or search the songs directly in Jammify.
Ready to try it? Open Jammify and paste your first playlist link — or read why many listeners use Jammify as a free Spotify alternative.