Create a Spotify playlist from Last.fm tag top tracks

• Spotlistr pulls the current top tracks for the tag, matches them into Spotify, and lets you keep the songs that fit the mood or genre you want.
• 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 broad-genre edge cases, duplicate songs, and alternate releases before you create the Spotify playlist.
• 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 narrower tags when you want cleaner track intent than a broad genre chart usually provides.
• 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 the results are too broad, switch to a more focused tag and try again.
• When song names are ambiguous, add the artist name and try again.

Focused tags work best. Narrow mood or subgenre tags usually produce cleaner track intent than very broad genre charts.

Broad tags can surface duplicates, alternate releases, or tracks that only loosely fit the mood you want. Switch to a tighter tag if the first pass feels too wide.

Yes. Spotlistr keeps the chart order from Last.fm.

Yes. After review, Spotlistr creates the Spotify playlist in your account.