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Whether the whole Joe Rogan podcast saga has suddenly made Apple Music more appealing or you were intent on ditching Spotify anyway, making the switcheroo while keeping all your carefully curated playlists is extremely easy. wired.trib.al/YP4N9h2 1/7
First, you’ll want to download SongShift from the App Store. Next, you’ll start selecting the supported music services you want to transfer to and from, and then logging in to each via SongShift. After, you’ll sign in to Spotify and Apple Music via the SongShift app. 2/7
Once you’ve signed in to each, click Setup Source and choose the playlist you’d like to transfer from Spotify. Next, select Setup Destination and choose Apple Music. Then simply click I’m Finished, and the transfer of your precious playlists will begin. 3/7
You can now review SongShift’s work to check that everything is in order. Select Ready for Review and browse all the matches the app has made. If there’s a mistake, select the problem match, which you can then rematch by manually searching for the correct song. 4/7
Click Confirm Matches when you’re all done, and SongShift will create the new playlist in your destination. 5/7
That’s it. You’re switched. In an age of locked-down ecosystems, it is admittedly surprising that there is still such a quick solution—so make sure you use it while it’s around. wired.trib.al/gAwbRwb 6/7
Get your first year of WIRED for just $5 and get unlimited access to our longform features, buying guides, and tech news. wired.trib.al/y56Mi3d 7/7

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