How to put all Liked songs into a playlist on iPhone

1. How to Select Multiple Songs on Spotify

You probably know that you can click and drag a song in a playlist to move it, or press Delete to remove a highlighted song. However, there may be times when you want to remove many songs from a playlist. It's also convenient to move songs around a playlist in batches.

To select multiple songs on Spotify, hold down Ctrl (or Cmd on a Mac) and click to select multiple songs. Then, drag and drop them all in one cluster to move them to another playlist, or to a different position in the current playlist. To delete all the selected songs in one go, right-click on one of the chosen tracks and click Remove from this playlist (or hit the Delete key).

You can also easily select several songs listed consecutively in a playlist. Click the first one, then hold down Shift while you select the last one. That action highlights all tracks between the two. After that, you can delete or move the block of songs as above.

Keep these methods in mind, as they're used in several of the below tricks.

2. How to Import Local Music Into Spotify

Using the Spotify desktop app, you can transfermusic from other sources to Spotify by importing it. First, make sure the desired songs are on your computer, and put them in an easily accessible folder.

Once that's done, launch Spotify. Click the three-dot menu button at the top-left, and go to Edit > Preferences. Scroll down to Local Files and make sure the Show Local Files slider is enabled.

Once you turn on this slider, you'll see sources for various music folders on your PC. You can disable any you don't need. To import new ones, click Add a Source.

From the file selection window that appears, choose the folder of songs you just made and click Open. You'll then see it appear in the Show songs from list; make sure it's enabled.

If you've previously imported music from other local sources, you might want to uncheck them here temporarily before moving on. This will make it easier to select only the music you just added and put it in a new playlist (or whatever else you want to do).

Now, click Your Library at the top-left of Spotify and in the Playlists tab, you'll see a new Local Files option. Click this and you'll see all the local music you selected earlier inside.

Since imported music doesn't feature clickable artists and albums, you can use the sorting option at the top-right of the playlist (probably set to Custom order by default) to sort by artist, track name, and similar. Click Create Playlist in the left sidebar to add your local music to a fresh playlist for easy categorizing.

For convenience, you can select all the songs inside Local Files with Ctrl + A on Windows or Cmd + A on Mac. Then drag, or copy and paste, them into the new playlist.

About importing songs between Apple Music, Spotify, and other music services

• You must have an active Apple Music subscription for this to work.
• Sync Library (earlier called iCloud Music Library) must be enabled from the iPhone Settings app > Music.
• We’ll use the SongShift app, which lets you freely move songs between music streaming services. It also has a subscription that offers more features.
• This post focuses on importing your liked Spotify songs to Apple Music. If you only have to transfer an existing playlist, you can skip the section where we show you how to create a playlist with all your liked songs.
• You can also follow this guide to move your music between Apple Music, Amazon Music, Deezer, Discogs, HypeMachine, LastFM, Napster, Pandora, Qobuz, Tidal, and YouTube.
• Most music services can be your source or destination. However, some like LastFM, HypeMachine, and Discogs can only be the source. That means you can transfer songs from them but not to them.

Can I add all my songs to a playlist on Spotify?

You can add songs or podcasts to a Spotify playlist on both the PC and Mac version of the app, and the mobile version for iPhone and Android.

There’s no limit to how many songs you can add to a Spotify playlist..