Playlist Mover

A small Windows desktop utility that copies a user's own Spotify playlists to their own YouTube account. Playlist Mover uses YouTube API Services.

What it does

Playlist Mover is a single-file desktop program (PlaylistMover.exe). When run, it:

1. Asks the user to sign in to Spotify (read-only access to their playlists).
2. Asks the user to sign in to Google/YouTube via the standard OAuth device flow.
3. Lets the user choose which of their Spotify playlists to copy.
4. For each song, searches YouTube for the matching video (preferring official music videos) and adds it to a private playlist created in the user's own YouTube account.
5. Shows a summary and lists any songs it couldn't find.

How it uses the YouTube Data API

All YouTube writes go through the official YouTube Data API v3 on behalf of the signed-in user, using these methods only: channels.list, playlists.insert, playlistItems.list, playlistItems.insert. It only creates and modifies playlists owned by the signed-in user. It does not read other users' data, does not download or store video content, does not display ads, and is not monetized.

Distribution

Playlist Mover is not a public web service. It is a desktop executable shared directly with a small number of people known personally to the developer. There is no server component; the program runs entirely on the user's PC and talks only to Spotify and Google APIs.

Privacy & Terms

Read the Privacy Policy and the Terms of Service. By using Playlist Mover you also agree to the YouTube Terms of Service; see also the Google Privacy Policy.

Contact

Developer: thejunglewalrus — [email protected]