Export your Spotify playlists (and more) to Apple Music

[NOT AVAILABLE IN SPANISH TERRITORY] It's just over 3 hours before Beats 1 starts playing and I wouldn't want to get too long in this article, so I'll get to the point: it is possible to export your lists from Spotify, Rdio and other services to Apple Music, But you will have to hurry. There is a method to export playlists to Beats Music and that same system has been used unofficially to export the lists to Apple Music.

At this time, the developer says that his website is collapsed, so this article aims to inform that the possibility exists and that, if you are really interested, you must try until you get it.

To export the lists, you need a Beats Music account. You can create a test account until Apple no longer allows it and, from there, start working. With the account created, you have to go to the unofficial exporter and use the button at the top left of the page to log into your Beats Music account. Then follow the steps on the web. In addition to Spotify, we can also export other music services, as you can see in the image that heads this article.

https://twitter.com/pinkham/status/615617302998986752

The unofficial exporter will copy the lists of the chosen service to Beats Music, and when it stops working, Beats Music will automatically do the same to export the lists to Apple Music. This exporter, created by pinkham, you have it available on the website beatsimporter.com. But, I insist, you have to be patient because many people are using it. In any case, there is no evidence that registrations to Beats Music are no longer accepted and nothing has been said about the exporter having stopped working. Everything may stop working in a couple of hours.