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Global Release of Apple Music Transfer Tool Imminent

Globally, the Apple Music Transfer Tool is now widely accessible, enabling users to import playlists.

Global Launch of Apple Music Transfer Tool Imminent
Global Launch of Apple Music Transfer Tool Imminent

Global Release of Apple Music Transfer Tool Imminent

In a move to simplify music transitions for users, Apple has collaborated with SongShift to launch an expanded Apple Music Transfer Tool. This tool now supports a range of popular music streaming platforms, including Spotify, Amazon Music, Deezer, Tidal, and YouTube Music, in addition to Apple Music.

The transfer tool allows users to import their playlists and songs from these services into Apple Music. During the transfer process, alternative versions of songs can be selected for a more personalized listening experience. However, it's important to note that what can be transferred may vary depending on the music service.

One key feature of the Apple Music Transfer Tool is its ability to handle songs that don't have exact matches in Apple Music. These songs will be marked as 'Match' and the user will need to manually verify them for accuracy.

It's worth noting that Apple refers to these additional music services as 'other music services' rather than naming them specifically. This is likely due to contractual agreements or to maintain a broad approach to supporting various platforms.

Another notable aspect is that only playlists created by the user can be transferred. Once the transfer is complete, the playlists and libraries will remain available in the other music services.

The Apple Music Transfer Tool was recently expanded to the USA and six other countries in August, making it more accessible to a global audience. This move is part of Apple's ongoing efforts to make music transition seamless and hassle-free for its users.

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