Export Apple Music playlists.
To Excel, CSV or a text list.
Paste a public playlist or album link and download its track list with titles, artists, albums and lengths. Works on iPhone, Android and PC, with no app or sign-in.
Public playlists and albums. Free, no sign-in, works on iPhone, Android and PC.
How it works
Export a playlist in three steps
Any device, any browser, no Apple ID needed.
Copy the playlist link
In Apple Music, open the playlist and choose Share › Copy Link. Your own playlists work too once they have a share link.
Press Get track list
Paste the link above. You'll see the playlist's name, how many songs it has and the first ten.
Download or copy
Save it as Excel, CSV or text, or copy the list. Every song is in the file, in playlist order.
FAQ
Questions about exporting playlists
Open the playlist in Apple Music, choose Share › Copy Link, paste the link above and press Get track list. Then pick Excel, CSV or Text, or copy the list to paste it anywhere.
Yes. It runs in the browser: Safari on iPhone saves the file to Files, Chrome on Android to Downloads, and Windows to your Downloads folder. Apple's own export (File › Library › Export Playlist) only exists in the desktop Music app and iTunes.
One row per song, in playlist order: position, title, artist, album, length, release date and the song's Apple Music link. The Excel and CSV files open in Excel, Numbers and Google Sheets.
Yes, once the playlist has a share link: in Apple Music choose Share › Copy Link and paste that. Playlists that only open while you're signed in can't be read.
Not directly. Moving a playlist into Spotify needs a service that signs in to your Spotify account. What you get here is the track list as a CSV, which most of those services can import.
Yes. Paste an album link to export its track list the same way, in album order.
Yes: no sign-up and nothing to install. The file is built in your browser.
Want the songs as files?
Download the playlist's songs as MP3 or M4A, free.
Open the playlist downloader