From there, all I had to do was head to Soundiiz’s Transfer tab, select the playlists I wanted to move, hit Confirm, and follow a few more steps. Then I tapped the Apple Music icon and logged in. (I could have used a smartphone app instead.) That opened Spotify’s log-in interface. I opened the Soundiiz website in a browser and tapped the Spotify icon. Here’s how it worked on Soundiiz when I tested the service by moving my Spotify playlists to Apple Music. FreeYourMusic offers more expensive subscription plans, or you can pay a one-time fee of $12. SongShift starts at $5 per month, as well. Soundiiz was the cheapest of these options, costing $4.50 per month-yep, it’s a subscription service, one that you can cancel as soon as your transfer is done. (SongShift works only on iPhones.) All three let you transfer a few playlists with a limited number of songs free of charge, but you have to pay to move multiple playlists, or bring along your liked songs and albums. I tried three of these tools: Soundiiz, FreeYourMusic, and SongShift.

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