Moving from one music streaming service to another can be a huge hassle, not least because you won't want to lose all the playlists you've curated in the transition. There are third-party services that facilitate transfers, but Apple Music has a direct import feature powered by SongShift that works with Amazon Music, Deezer, Spotify, Tidal, and YouTube Music.
Apps > Music and toggle Sync Library on. Tap Transfer Music from Other Services, select the music app you want to transfer from, and follow the prompts. Apple Music will look for matches in its catalog—if it can't find one, you may need to review and approve an alternate version. You can also do this through Settings in the Music app on iOS and Android or via the web app.
Add songs to multiple playlists Apple Music at once
If you don't like hand-picking songs for your playlists, you can employ AI to do it for you. Apple Music's "Playlist Playground" feature on iOS generates playlists from natural language prompts, so you can simply give AI a vibe and let it do its thing. It'll create a playlist with 25 songs, which you can further customize with additional prompts or manually add and reorder tracks. Sync Library must be enabled in your device Settings, then open Apple Music, go to Library > New Playlist > Create New Playlist, and enter your prompt in the search field. Note that at the time of writing, Playlist Playground is available in beta only for U.S. users on iOS 26.4.
Use Smart Playlists on Mac for automatic updates in Apple Music
New > Smart Playlist.
Accessibility > Music Haptics and toggle the feature on. You can set the vibration intensity (light, medium, or strong) and select whether to play haptics for the entire song or just vocals.
Use Apple Music Sing to turn song lyrics into karaoke
Shortcuts is one of our top iPhone hacks for automating tasks or workflows you use frequently. You can do everything from opening a music streaming app automatically when you connect to your Bluetooth headphones to automating messages when you leave from or arrive to a specific location. Apple Music users have created and shared ideas for shortcuts for launching specific playlists, shuffling through specific genres, pausing playback at the end of a song, and more. You can also create your own in the Shortcuts app.
Back up your Apple Music library in case you cancel
You will almost certainly want to download music and podcasts to your device so you can listen offline instead of streaming, but if you add thousands of tracks or have automatic downloads enabled, you may quickly hit the limits of your storage space. Apple lets you choose how much storage you want to dedicate to Music content, and if that limit is reached, your device will offload songs you haven't listened to in order to make space. On your iOS device, go to Settings > Apps > Music > Optimize Storage (under Downloads). Toggle the setting on and select the minimum storage amount, which ranges from 8 GB (1,600 songs) to 256 GB (51,200 songs).
Apps > Music > Downloaded Music.
Track your Apple Music listening stats
Apple Music's native Replay feature tracks basic listening stats broken down by month and by year (similar to Spotify Wrapped), but if you want to keep tabs on your activity in a more frequent and detailed way, you'll need to connect to a third-party service. Last.fm, a popular option for "scrobbling," doesn't play as nice with Apple Music on its own as with other streaming services—for example, it only tracks music added to your library, so anything that's streamed has to be scrobbled manually. However, there are a few other apps with Last.fm integrations for iOS, macOS, and the Apple Music web player that will scrobble more seamlessly.
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