Where Spotify puts each thing
This is the first reason people think a transfer failed. Favorites are not playlists on Spotify, they go to four separate shelves of your library.
The right shelf is empty too
Then check the web player before anything else. It reads your account live, while the phone and desktop apps show a copy they refresh on their own schedule.
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Open Spotify in a browser
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It is there on the web, but not in the app
The transfer worked and your app is behind. Sign out and back in, then clear its cache from the Spotify settings, and reinstall it if it still lags. Nothing is lost while you do this. -
It is missing on the web too
Then the music went to another Spotify account, and the section below is for you.
Two accounts, one email address
Signing in with Google, Facebook or Apple creates a Spotify account of its own, separate from the one you may have opened earlier with an email and a password. Both can carry the same address, and each has its own library.
So the transfer went somewhere, just not to the account your app is signed into. Use the same sign-in method everywhere, on the web player, in the app and on Soundiiz, and the music reappears. The quickest proof takes ten seconds: create a playlist on the web player, then look for it in Soundiiz. If it is not listed there, the two are not the same account.
Frequently Asked Questions
The playlist is there but empty
That is a different problem: the playlist was created and no track could be matched in the Spotify catalog. The page on missing tracks covers it, and shows how to add them by hand.
The name of my playlist was cut short
Spotify caps how long a playlist name can be, so a very long one arrives shortened. Renaming it on Spotify afterwards works fine, and changes nothing to its content.
How long should I wait?
The web player shows it at once, since it reads your account directly. An app can take a few minutes, and a full day in the worst case, which is why the web player is the one to trust while you check.
My friends cannot see the playlist
It is private, as every new playlist is. Open it on Spotify, then use its menu to make it public, and it shows up on your profile.