How to transfer your Spotify playlists to Apple Music

Tomorrow comes Apple's long-awaited music streaming system, called Apple Music, which will offer a three-month free trial for everyone. This new system will arrive from the hand of iOS 8.4 tomorrow from 18:00 p.m. peninsular time, but of course, we are already used to our usual music systems, What a laziness to redo our music lists on a new system, don't worry, we teach you how to move your Spotify and Rdio lists.

Fortunately we will have an official way to move all our lists from Spotify and Rdio to Apple Music, so that we do not have to do a tedious work of several hours collecting our lists again. From the Beats Music FAQ they have confirmed that there will be a system update that allows their lists to be automatically transferred to Apple Music, the problem comes when you use different streaming music systems. However, you can use Beats Music as a bridge before Apple Music is released, and that Beats Music does have a list transfer system from different services.

You'll simply need a Beats Music account, no problem, as Beats Music offers a two-week free trial. Once inside, configure Beats Music and go to THIS unofficial WEBSITE to import your lists from other systems and use the button above to access your Beats Music account. This website is extremely easy to use, just log into your Spotify account from it, for example. It will automatically create a list for you in your Apple Music account. Once this is done, you will simply have to update tomorrow from Beats Music to Apple Music and there you will have your Spotify music, without wasting a single second more than necessary.

Tomorrow once again, it seems that Apple is going to revolutionize the world of music as it did with the iPod and later with iTunes. Remember to update your devices to iOS 8.4 to be able to enjoy Apple Music, and if you are using the betas of iOS 9, do not worry, you will have your corresponding update.

Actualización

It seems that the flood of people using this method has caused the system to collapse and for now it is not possible to carry out imports. We hope it can be used again shortly.