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EnglishWhich Streaming Platforms Does SongShift Support for Music Transfers?
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SongShift supports transfers among Amazon Music, Apple Music, Audiomack, Deezer, Discogs, Hype Machine, LastFM, Pandora, Qobuz, SoundCloud, Spotify, TIDAL, and YouTube. If your source and destination are on that list, you can move playlists, songs, or albums between them; the site also publishes a full directory of supported transfer routes, which is the authoritative place to confirm a specific pairing before you start.
What SongShift actually moves
SongShift is a transfer and sharing app for music libraries. According to the site, you can:
- Transfer music from one streaming provider to another.
- Share playlists with anyone, regardless of which streaming platform they use.
- Keep playlists in sync, so additions to the source playlist carry over to the destination service.
The unit of transfer can be a playlist, a set of songs, or albums — you choose what to send and where.
Supported services at a glance
| Service | Named on the site |
|---|---|
| Spotify | Yes |
| Apple Music | Yes |
| YouTube | Yes |
| TIDAL | Yes |
| Amazon Music | Yes |
| Deezer | Yes |
| SoundCloud | Yes |
| Pandora | Yes |
| Qobuz | Yes |
| Audiomack | Yes |
| Discogs | Yes |
| Hype Machine | Yes |
| LastFM | Yes |
The site describes this as "widespread support" and links to a browse-all page for the complete list of supported transfers. Because availability can differ by route, treat that directory as the final check rather than assuming every pair works identically.
Popular routes the site highlights
Some pairings are common enough that SongShift lists them directly:
- Spotify → Apple Music
- Apple Music → Spotify
- Spotify → YouTube
- YouTube → Spotify
- Apple Music → YouTube
- Spotify → TIDAL
- Spotify → Amazon Music
- Apple Music → TIDAL
If your route isn't in this short list, it may still be supported — check the full transfer directory.
How a transfer works
- Configure your Shift. Tell SongShift which playlists, songs, or albums you want moved to the other service.
- Review matches. After SongShift matches your tracks on the destination service, you get a chance to fix any mismatches before finalizing.
- Finish. SongShift completes the transfer, and the songs appear in your destination library shortly after.
The review step matters most for large or obscure libraries: track metadata differs between services, so expect to correct a few matches manually.
Cost and access
The site markets SongShift as free for transferring your music, and separately offers SongShift Pro, starting at $6.99/month, to "unlock all features." The homepage does not spell out which features sit behind Pro, so check the Pro page before relying on a specific capability — for example, if playlist sync is essential to you, confirm whether it requires Pro.
Practical tips before you transfer
- Confirm the route first. Use the site's browse-all transfers page for your exact source-to-destination pair.
- Start with one playlist. Run a small transfer, review the matches, then scale up.
- Plan for mismatches. Tracks unavailable on the destination service, or with different versions (remaster, live, deluxe), are the usual cause of gaps.
- Use sync for ongoing playlists. If you keep adding to a playlist, the sync feature avoids repeating the transfer by hand.