In China, both QQ Music and NetEase Cloud Music have massive user bases. However, they come with many frustrating issues: fragmented copyrights where an artist you want to listen to may not be available on a particular platform; complex payment systems with various memberships and single-song purchases; and frequent pop-up ads that severely disrupt the music listening experience.
In contrast, Apple Music attracts more and more users with its high-quality lossless audio, clean ad-free interface, and relatively reasonable subscription pricing. But new users often face one challenge: how to smoothly migrate carefully curated playlists from QQ Music or NetEase Cloud Music to Apple Music? Don’t worry — today I’m sharing a fantastic tool: TuneMySong.
App Store link: https://apps.apple.com/cn/app/tunemysong-%E6%AD%8C%E5%8D%95%E4%B8%80%E9%94%AE%E8%BF%81%E7%A7%BB/id6744818894
PS: QQ Music recently limited the number of playback devices again!!!
The app is easy to use — just two steps: copy your playlist link and paste it into the app for parsing. The app will automatically call Apple Music’s API to create a playlist with the same name and add the songs.
Things to Note
Copyright issues: While TuneMySong can help us migrate playlists, it’s important to understand that this only migrates the song list. For songs restricted by copyright and unavailable on Apple Music, even if TuneMySong successfully migrates them, they still won’t be playable on Apple Music.