Build a Spotify playlist from a YouTube playlist

• Spotlistr turns YouTube playlist items into Spotify matches and helps you clean up messy video titles before you create a playlist worth keeping.
• Spotlistr keeps the order from your source.
• Spotlistr creates a Spotify playlist in your account, and you can rename, reorder, and edit it in Spotify.

• Review lyric videos, live cuts, DJ edits, and unofficial uploads carefully because YouTube titles are often messier than Spotify track names.
• Watch for live, remaster, and clean/explicit duplicates when multiple Spotify versions exist for the same song.
• If a source item is too vague, clean it up and try again.

• Use official artist or label playlists when possible so the first pass starts from cleaner song titles.
• Give Spotlistr clean artist and song names before matching into Spotify.
• Use review to keep the right tracks and leave out weak ones before you create the playlist.

• If matches are low, try again with cleaner artist and song names before creating the Spotify playlist.
• If too many YouTube items map incorrectly, switch to a cleaner playlist or remove noisy videos before trying again.
• When song names are ambiguous, add the artist name and try again.

Official artist, label, or well-maintained fan playlists usually work best because the video titles are cleaner before Spotlistr matches them into Spotify.

YouTube titles often include lyric-video tags, live labels, edits, or extra text that does not belong in the song name. Remove the noisiest items or switch to a cleaner playlist before trying again.

Yes. Spotlistr keeps the playlist order.

Yes. After review, Spotlistr creates the Spotify playlist in your account from the tracks you approved.