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Transfer Spotify playlists to eSound Music

Thomas
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Transfer Guide
YouTube is the bridge to eSound
Soundiiz cannot currently connect directly to eSound as a destination. To move a Spotify playlist to eSound, first transfer it from Spotify to YouTube with Soundiiz, then import the resulting YouTube playlist into eSound.
Your original Spotify playlist remains unchanged. Soundiiz transfers playlist information and matches songs; it does not download or move audio files.

Step 1: Transfer your Spotify playlist to YouTube

  1. Open the Spotify to YouTube transfer tutorial.
  2. Connect your Spotify and YouTube accounts to Soundiiz.
  3. Select the Spotify playlist you want to transfer.
  4. Choose YouTube as the destination.
  5. Review the playlist and start the transfer.
  6. Once the transfer is complete, open the new playlist on YouTube and copy its URL.
You can transfer playlists one at a time with Soundiiz Free. Larger playlists or multiple playlists may require a paid plan.

Step 2: Import the YouTube playlist into eSound

  1. Make sure the YouTube playlist is not private and can be opened with its link.
  2. Open eSound and use the option to save or import a YouTube playlist.
  3. Paste the YouTube playlist URL.
  4. Add the playlist to your eSound library and review the imported songs.

The exact location or wording of the YouTube playlist import option may vary depending on your eSound app version.

Why is YouTube required?

eSound is not currently available as a direct destination in Soundiiz. However, eSound can import YouTube playlists, so YouTube acts as the bridge between Spotify and eSound:


Spotify 		→
YouTube with Soundiiz 		→
eSound

What if some songs are missing or incorrect?

Soundiiz matches each Spotify track with a corresponding result on YouTube. Some tracks may be unavailable, region-restricted, or matched with a different version such as a live performance, remix, or music video.

Review the transfer results in Soundiiz before importing the playlist into eSound.

If the transfer cannot access Spotify, reconnect Spotify to Soundiiz and try again.

If eSound does not recognize the YouTube playlist:

Copy the complete playlist URL rather than an individual video URL.
Make sure the playlist is not private.
Update or restart the eSound app.
If the problem continues, contact eSound support because the final import is handled by eSound.

Can I transfer an eSound playlist back to Spotify?

Yes. Copy the public share link from eSound and follow our eSound to Spotify tutorial.

Need help with this transfer?
If the YouTube playlist does not import into eSound, contact us with the playlist link.

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