Export Tidal Playlist to Files and Other Platforms

There is no doubt playlist is a great way to curate your favorite songs based on different moods. But sticking to a particular one is almost impossible with many streaming services at your disposal.

With that said, if you've spent hours creating a playlist on your Tidal account and you're looking to switch to a new music platform, it'll be less stressful if you could export your Tidal playlists. But the big question is, how do you go about it? Well, this article has explained some reliable procedures to help you export a Tidal playlist.

Part 1: Export playlist on Tidal to Local Files

Fortunately, you can export the Tidal playlists to files in different formats, including CSV, TXT, XML, JSON, and many others. It's a great way to create a backup of your Tidal playlists and make them shareable with other music platforms. You need online tools like TuneMyMusic and Soundiiz to get the job done.

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Method 1: Export Tidal Playlist via TuneMyMusic

TuneMyMusic is one of the best online tools that facilitate music transfer from one music streaming service to another. You can also use it to export Tidal playlists to files in formats like .csv and .txt.

But keep in mind that it's not 100% free. You can only export 500 song tracks with the free version.

Supported format: CSV, TXT

Price: Free

$2/month (Annual Billing)

$4.5/month (monthly billing)

How to use TuneMyMusic to Export Tidal Playlist;

Step 1: Visit TuneMyMusic in your browser and click Let's Start.

Step 2: Select Tidal as the Source Platform and log in to your account.

Step 3: Click Load from Tidal account and select the Playlists you intend to export.

Step 4: Click Select Destination and choose Export to File. Then, select TXT or CSV from the pop-up that appears.

Step 5: Check and verify that the playlist selected is what you want. After that, click Start Moving My Music to export the Tidal playlist.

Step 6: Once the transfer is complete, the .txt or .csv file of your Tidal playlist will automatically download to your device.

What we like

• It's simple to use.
• The music playlist transfer process is pretty fast.
• No app is required.

What we dislike

• You need to pay to export unlimited Tidal playlists.

Export Playlist From Tidal to Local files via Soundiiz

Another efficient tool that you can employ to export playlists from Tidal to local files is Soundiiz. It's also an online music transfer tool like TuneMyMusic, but it offers more file formats to export Tidal playlists. It's also pretty fast in executing the playlist exportation process.

Supported format: CSV, TXT, URL, JSON, XML, XSPF

Price: Free

€3/month Billed annually (Premium)

€6.25/month Billed annually (Creators)

Step 1: Visit Soundiiz and click Start Now. Then, create an account or sign in if you have an existing account.

Step 2: Navigate to the left side, scroll down and click on the Tidal app icon to connect your account to Soundiiz.

Step 3: After successfully connecting your Tidal account to Soundiiz, click Playlist from the drop-down list.

Step 4: All your Tidal playlists will be displayed on the right side of the screen. Find the playlist you want to export and click the three-dots icon next to it. Then, select Export as a file from the drop-down list.

Step 5: Select the file format to which you wish to export your playlist.

• Finally, click the Confirm button to finish. The file should be downloaded to your device automatically.

What we like

• The playlist file automatically downloads after the conversion process.
• It's beginner friendly.

What we dislike

• It's not 100% free.

Part 2: Export Tidal Playlist to Other Streaming Services

If you're not for the idea of exporting a Tidal playlist to files, the most reliable way to go about it is by exporting directly to your new music streaming service.

But since Tidal does not support any native feature to execute the operation, you'll need the help of third-party software. Some of the best software you can try is FreeYourMusic or MusConv. Keep reading to find out how each of the tools works.

Export Playlist From Tidal via FreeYourMusic

FreeYourMusic is an app supported on mobile devices and desktops. It allows users to transfer playlists between different music platforms, including Spotify, YouTube, YouTube Music, and lots more.

Thanks to its clean user interface, users don't need advanced knowledge to export playlists, and it supports automatic syncing of music between music platforms.

Supported platforms: 20+ (YouTube Music, Amazon Music, Spotify, Tidal, YouTube, etc.)

Price: It's free, but you must pay between $19.99 to $249.99 to enjoy unlimited playlist transfers.

What we like

• It's a cross-platform app.
• It supports 20+ music streaming services.
• Transfer playlists very fast.

What we dislike

• The free version has limitations.

Export Tidal playlists using MusConv

MusConv is another superb music transfer software that supports the transfer of music between over fifty music platforms within a few clicks. The tool can transfer playlists from Tidal to platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Reddit, and many others. You don't even need technical knowledge to execute the operation.

Supported music platforms: 50+ (Deezer, iTunes, Spotify, Amazon Music, etc.)

Price: It costs within the range of $9.99/month to $147.99/month

What we like

• It supports over 50 music streaming services.
• It supports over 20 types of playlist file formats.
• It's easy to use.

What we dislike

• You can't use the tool except you purchase a premium plan.

Final Thoughts

You can export your Tidal playlists to a file or other streaming platforms. All you need is the right tool to help you get the job done. So, whatever your reason for exporting your Tidal playlists is, the techniques introduce above are 100% working, and you don't need to be a tech-savvy individual to operate.

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