This is a VERY rough script and set of instructions for "copying" a playlist from Apple Music to Spotify without requiring an Apple Developer account.

Uses spotify.py: https://github.com/mental32/spotify.py

USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. I TAKE ZERO RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOU MESSING UP YOUR PLAYLISTS!

It's located at https://developer.spotify.com/dashboard/applications

Call the application whatever you want.

Go to "Edit Settings" for the new application and add http://127.0.0.1:54321 as a Redirect URI.

• The script runs a webserver temporarily to receive the callback and gets a user authentication token
• You can change the port if you want but make sure you change SPOTIFY_REDIRECT_URI in the script to match.

Go to "Users and Access" and add whatever Spotify account(s) you want to create playlists on.

Replace SPOTIFY_CLIENT_ID and SPOTIFY_CLIENT_SECRET in the script with the ID and Secret from the application overview screen

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Note that this will grab the "latest" spotify.py which is currently considered to be abandoned so it may disappear at some point.

The Apple Music playlist you want to copy must be public. You can get the URL for it through the "Share" option in Music/iTunes.

Playlist URLs will look something like this: https://music.apple.com/<country code>/playlist/<name>/<some identifier>

1. Run the script as follows:
   • python apple2spotify.py <Apple Music playlist URL>
2. The script grabs the playlist contents from Apple Music and prints it
3. The script prints a Spotify URL for you to use to authorize the application
4. After authorizing the application, your web browser will send a request to the local webserver with the authorization token
5. Once you see the incoming request (which should be printed on the screen), press enter (maybe twice?) to actually create the playlist on Spotify

Probably. Send a PR or open an issue and make sure you include the Apple Music playlist you're trying to copy. I make no promises that I will fix anything.

I have tried to handle cases that show up frequently in electronic music such as artist features and remixes, but I did it in a really lazy way and it'll likely break on some stuff.

It's a script and a set of instructions, do what you want with it.