Transfer music

Bring your library from Spotify, YouTube Music, SoundCloud, Deezer or Last.fm without logging in, or import single playlists from links and files.

Glyph copies your lists and the song details, never audio files. Every song is matched to a legal full source, ISRC first; songs without one yet stay in the list and are tried again when you play them.

Open Settings › Transfer music or Library › Transfer music.

No login, no API key, no app to register. Glyph only reads public pages and what you hand it (copied links, files). Nothing of yours goes to a Glyph server except public links it reads for you.

Whole libraries

From	What comes over	How
Spotify	liked songs, playlists	copy them in the Spotify app and paste
YouTube Music	playlists, liked music	playlist links; private lists from a Google Takeout file
SoundCloud	likes	link to your public profile
Deezer	favourites, playlists, albums, artists	link to your public profile
Last.fm	loved tracks	your user name

Pick what should come over, then Transfer. It runs in the background while you keep listening, and continues after a restart (Unfinished › Continue). A list you transfer twice only gets its new songs.

When it is done, Glyph shows unsure matches (found, but maybe a live or remastered version) and songs not found yet. Both stay in your lists.

Spotify

Open Liked Songs (or any playlist) in the Spotify desktop app or the web player.
Click a song, press Ctrl+A (Cmd+A on a Mac), then Ctrl+C. That copies one link per song, every song of the list.
In Glyph press Paste. Repeat for more playlists: all links collect on the page. Playlist links (right-click › Share › Copy link) work as well.

Copied songs become your Liked Songs, every playlist link its own playlist.

Through a playlist link Spotify shows other apps only the first 100 songs (unless your Glyph server has a Spotify key). For longer playlists copy the songs themselves as above. Spotify's own mixes (Discover Weekly, Daily Mix) work the same way: open them and copy the songs.

You can also paste the copied songs straight into the search bar: Glyph opens Transfer music with them.

YouTube Music

Public or unlisted playlists: copy the link (Share › Copy) and press Paste.
Liked music and private playlists: export them with Google Takeout (YouTube and YouTube Music, only playlists is needed), unzip the download and pick the CSV files from the playlists folder with Choose files. Takeout only holds video IDs; Glyph looks up the titles itself.

SoundCloud, Deezer, Last.fm

Enter your profile link or name and click Next. Only what is public on the profile is visible.

SoundCloud: your likes come over. Sets come over by pasting their links (see below). Reading SoundCloud uses the Glyph server's key; with an own soundcloud_client_id in the settings file the app also reads your playlists and followed artists itself.
Deezer: favourites, playlists, saved albums and followed artists.
Last.fm: loved tracks (through the server's Last.fm key). With an own Last.fm key your top tracks can come over as a playlist too.

Single playlists by link

Paste a link into New playlist, into search, or under Playlist by link:

Service	Links that work
Spotify	playlists, albums, artists (top songs), songs, `spotify.link`
Deezer	playlists, albums, artists, profiles, songs, `deezer.page.link`
SoundCloud	sets, likes, a user's tracks, songs, `on.soundcloud.com`
YouTube	playlists (also YouTube Music)
Apple Music	public playlists and albums
Bandcamp	albums and songs
Last.fm	profiles (loved tracks)

None needs a key. Glyph tries the Glyph server first, then your own API keys if you set any, then the public pages. Short links are only followed to the service they belong to.

Tidal and Apple Music libraries: paste public playlist links or use a file.

Playlist files

Playlist file › Choose file (or Import file in New playlist) reads:

CSV from Exportify, TuneMyMusic and similar tools
the Spotify data export (JSON)
M3U / M3U8 and XSPF
Google Takeout CSVs of YouTube playlists

You can also drag music files from your computer into a playlist.

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