How to Transfer Deezer to Spotify

Deezer offers lossless audio for all its paid plans, a perk for audiophiles who value crystal-clear, CD-quality sound. However, their Free plan has a limitation: you can only preview songs for 30 seconds on desktop and web.

In comparison, Spotify's Free tier offers more features like on-demand playback (ad-supported and with limited skips) and access to curated playlists. Additionally, Spotify boasts a much larger and more diverse podcast library, perfect for those who enjoy both music and podcast content.

Thinking of switching from Deezer to Spotify but worried about your playlists? We'll guide you through transferring your Deezer collection to Spotify so you can keep your music organized and easily accessible.

Option 1. Use Playlist Transfer Tools

Playlist transfer tools can move playlists or music libraries from one music streaming platform to another. They are easy to use and usually offer free options. Popular playlist transfer tools include TuneMyMusic, Soundiiz, and FreeYourMusic.With free plans, you can transfer up to 500 tracks with TuneMyMusic. Soundiiz only transfers up to 200 songs per playlist and one playlist at a time. To use FreeYourMusic, you need to download and install the app first, and the free tier limits it to 100 track transfers.

Here is how you can transfer Deezer playlists to Spotify with TuneMyMusic:

1. Visit tunemymusic.com and click the "Let's start" button.
2. Choose Deezer as the source platform that you want to transfer playlists from.
3. Click the button of "Load from Deezer account" and sign into your Deezer account.
4. Check the boxes next to the playlists you want to transfer and select "Choose Destination."
5. Select Spotify as the destination and sign into your Spority account.
6. Click "Start Transfer" and your playlists will be transferred to your Spotify account.

Option 2. Download Deezer to MP3 and Upload to Spotify

While Deezer Premium subscribers can download music for offline listening within the Deezer app, these downloaded files are only available within the app and are not playable on other music players. If you want to listen to Deezer music on Spotify, you'll need to convert them to a common format like MP3.

Tools like Ondesoft Deezer Music Converter are available to download and convert Deezer songs, playlists, and albums to various formats like MP3, AAC, FLAC, and more. These converted files can then be saved to your computer's music library for playback on any device and media player. What's more, you can customize the settings to get better audio quality of converted Deezer music. It also preserves the full ID3 tags of Deezer Music so that you can manage the downloaded files more easily. Here is the step-by-step guide to download MP3 music from Deezer and upload them to Spotify.

1. Launch Deezer Music Converter

Download, install and run Ondesoft Deezer Music Converter on your Mac or Windows. Click the Sign in button and log in to your Deezer account.

Click the Key icon to register it if you have purchased a license. If you don't have a license, go ahead with the free trial version.

2. Change output format(optional)

The default output format is lossless M4A. Ondesoft Deezer Music Converter also supports converting Amazon Music to MP3, AAC, FLAC, WAV and AIFF.

Output File Name: name the songs with any combination of Title, Artist, Album, Playlist Index, Track Number. For example, if you choose Title and Artist, Tylor Swift's song Lover will be named as Lover Tylor Swift.mp3.

Output Organized: organize downloaded songs by Artist, Album, Artist/Album or Album/Artist.

 

3. Select music

Follow the on-screen instructions to choose the playlist or album you want to convert.

Click Add songs.

4. Start Conversion

By default, all songs in the playlist/album will be checked. If there are songs you don't want to convert, please uncheck the box. Then click Convert button to start downloading songs to the format you choose.

5. Locate Downloaded Deezer Music

After conversion, click the folder icon to quickly locate the downloaded songs.