You can use Soundiiz to recreate a Spotify, Apple Music or Deezer playlist on your music server, then import that server playlist into Symfonium. Choose the server as the destination in Soundiiz; Symfonium reads the playlist from there.
Before you start
Connect your music server to Soundiiz
Connect your source music service and your server in Soundiiz. Use the guide for your server if you need help with the connection.
Transfer your playlist to the server
For example, use Soundiiz to recreate a Spotify playlist on Navidrome. Plex and Jellyfin follow the same overall workflow.
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Open the Transfer tool
Sign in to Soundiiz and select Transfer. -
Choose the source and destination
Select the music service containing your playlist as the source. Choose Plex, Jellyfin or Navidrome as the destination. -
Select the playlist
Choose Playlists and select the playlist you want to copy. Review its tracks and transfer settings. -
Start the transfer and review the result
Check which tracks were found. Then open your server's own interface and confirm the new playlist is there before moving to Symfonium.
For the full Soundiiz workflow and plan limits, see how to transfer playlists and favorites.
Import the server playlist into Symfonium
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Refresh the server in Symfonium
Confirm that Symfonium uses the same server account and library, then sync that provider. -
Open playlist import
In Symfonium, go to Library, then Playlists, and choose Import. -
Choose the server and sync mode
Select your server. Expand Options and choose Read-only to follow server updates, or Online first if you also want to edit the server playlist from Symfonium while connected. -
Select the playlist
Import the playlist created by Soundiiz. The tracks will refer to music in your server library.
Symfonium also offers automatic server playlist import in provider settings. See its official playlist import and sync guide for the available modes and settings.
Keep the playlist up to date
To follow changes from your source music service, configure a Soundiiz Sync from that source playlist to the playlist on your server. In Symfonium, use an imported playlist that follows server changes and refresh its provider when needed.
These are two separate updates: Soundiiz updates the server playlist, and Symfonium reads that server playlist. This setup does not make edits in Symfonium flow back to your original Spotify, Apple Music or Deezer playlist.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Soundiiz connect directly to Symfonium?
For this workflow, connect Soundiiz to Plex, Jellyfin or Navidrome. Symfonium then imports the playlist from that server; you do not select Symfonium as the destination in Soundiiz.
Why are some tracks missing?
Soundiiz can only match songs available in the server library you connected. Check that the files are present, scanned and accessible to that account, and that their artist and title metadata are correct. Review the transfer result before retrying.
The playlist is on my server. Why is it missing in Symfonium?
Check the server account and library selected in Symfonium, sync the provider, then import the playlist. A playlist that exists only inside Symfonium is separate from the playlist on your server.
Can I listen to the playlist offline?
Yes, use Symfonium's offline cache for music from your server. Importing a playlist alone does not download its audio. See Symfonium's offline cache guide.
Can I use this guide with only local files or Google Drive?
This guide requires a Plex, Jellyfin or Navidrome server. It does not match a streaming playlist directly against files stored only on your phone or Google Drive. Those Symfonium libraries need a different import workflow.