Can you play multiple playlists on Spotify?
Anyone who uses Spotify as much as I do knows their shuffle algorithm is designed to feel random but isn’t really random. Spotify prefers the same subset of songs you listen to the most and plays them in random order when you hit shuffle on a playlist, this is a problem because you end up losing almost 40-50% percent of your music. Enter: Spotify Unbiased Shuffle ⚡ A tool to provide true randomized and unbiased shuffling of playlists, and as a bonus, you can combine multiple playlists into one and play them all at once with unbiased shuffling. ✨ I have already discovered a lot of new music with this tool by merging my playlists with public playlists. 🔥 If you like this, show some love by starring the repo on Github: Github: https://github.com/rohitpotato/spotify-unbiased-shuffle https://reddit.com/link/p4ct1x/video/h5gff0ec4dh71/player submitted by /u/theinfamouspotato218 Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Share on Reddit
Although Spotify lacks a built-in method for combining playlists, it’s still possible to merge two or more Spotify playlists by following a few steps. This article will teach you how to streamline your Spotify playlists using desktop and mobile apps. The easiest way to merge two or more playlists on Spotify is by manually copying over songs from one or more playlists to a new playlist.
Since this method requires selecting all songs at once, it’s only effective on the Spotify desktop app for Windows and Mac. It’s technically still possible on the mobile app for Android, iOS, and iPad, but it’s a tedious process since you can only move one song over at a time on these devices.
The process of merging playlists is nearly identical on Windows and Mac. The screenshots below correspond to the Spotify app for Mac, but Windows-specific commands are noted where appropriate.
Since you’re only copying songs from one playlist to another, your old playlist will remain the same after moving the songs over. If you’d like to get rid of it, you’ll need to delete it manually. You can easily do this by right-clicking the playlist from the left-hand menu and selecting Delete. There are two main ways to combine playlists using Spotify's mobile apps on iOS and Android. The first is to do so manually from the Spotify app itself. However, this method isn't ideal as you can only select one song at a time. The better option is to use a third-party tool like Spotify Playlist Merger. This tool uses the Spotify backend system to copy playlists together without having to use the desktop app. Remember that you'll need to give Spotify Playlist Merger permission to access your Spotify account to use it.
Below, you'll find instructions on how to merge playlists on mobile using both methods.
Follow the steps below to merge playlists one song a time on iOS and Android devices.
You can use Spotify Playlist Merger on both desktop and mobile browsers. However, the instructions below correspond to mobile devices.
Spotify limits playlists to 10,000 songs, so as long as you don’t exceed that number, you should have no trouble adding a whole playlist to another one. Follow the instructions as outlined above to do this on desktop or mobile.
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