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By Justin SabrinaUpdated on August 31, 2021
[Summary]: Wanna share your Spotify music to friends? This article will help you make Spotify collaborative playlists in 2 ways and share them with your friends easily.
Many music lovers like to create playlists of the tracks they like and listen to them or share them with others. Spotify goes a step further and lets you create collaborative playlists that you can not only share with your friends, but also allow your friends to participate and edit. A Spotify playlist can contain up to 10,000 individual tracks, consisting of tracks from multiple artists, albums, and individual tracks. When a playlist is a collaboration, any friends you share with can add or remove tracks from the playlist in real time. Of course, they can also listen at any time. In life, you can make a collaborative playlist that is shaped by the help of your friends and family:
When you are preparing for a big event
When traveling with family
Your friends and you want to integrate a playlist to share your listening habits.
You trust your friends' musical tastes and hope they help broaden your own listening choices, etc.
But How to Make Collaborative Playlist on Spotify? In the article, we share two ways to share collaborative playlists on Spotify and share with friends. Hope that they will all help you. How to do it? Please follow our footsteps.
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Collaborative playlists allow multiple music lovers to share their musical likes and dislikes. It turns music into team sports and helps you build better playlists with others' musical knowledge. But keep in mind that anyone who shares a collaborative playlist with you can change the playlist and invite others to collaborate.
To start a collaborative playlist, begin by opening up your Spotify client on a PC, Mac, or a compatible mobile device. Next, you can either create a brand new playlist, or use an existing playlist and add more people to the fray.
1. Make and Share Spotify Collaborative Playlist on PC/Mac
Step 1. Open Spotify app on your PC/Mac. If you already have playlists, and then right-click the playlist to choose "Collaborative Playlist". Or click "New Playlist" to create a new one and then perform the previous action.
Step 2. Tap "..." and click "Share" to share it with your friends via Facebook, Twitter, Skype and so on.
2. Make and Share Spotify Collaborative Playlist on Android Phone
Step 1. Open Spotify app on your Android phone, and tap on "Your Playlists".
Step 2. Select a playlist you want to make collaborative playlist.
Step 3. Click on "..." then select "Make Collaborative".
Step 4. Tap the "..." on the top-right corner of your playlist to share the collaborative playlist with your friends through different platforms.
3. Make and Share Spotify Collaborative Playlist on iOS Device
Step 1. Run Spotify on your iPhone or iPad, tap "Your Library" > "Playlist" and select a playlist.
Step 2. Tap "..." icon on the top-right corner to choose "Make Collaborative". Then tap "..." again to share the collaborative playlist with your friends through different platforms.
When your friend clicks on the link, it will be opened in Spotify and they can continue to modify this playlist and share it to others. Also, they can edit, delete and rearrange the songs from the playlist.
What if the friend you want to share doesn't have a Spotify account? Or you want to download Spotify songs from your friends' shared collaborative playlist for offline playback, but you are not a Spotify Premium user. UkeySoft Spotify Music Converter software can meet all your requirements. We are unable to download music from Spotify as local files because of Digital Rights Management, short for DRM. The UkeySoft Spotify Music Converter is a professional tool which is able to remove DRM from Spotify and convert Spotify songs to MP3, AAC, WAV or FLAC Format, keeping ID3 tags and 100% lossless quality after conversion. Besides, the built-in batch conversion feature allows you to quickly convert Spotify playlists to audio files without DRM protection. After converting, you can share the songs and playlist to friends by Email, Facebook, Chat or any other ways you can think of.
Key Features of UkeySoft Spotify Music Converter
Remove DRM from Spotify music;
Convert Spotify music to MP3/ AAC/ FLAC/ WAV format;
Up to 5X conversion speed;
Keep ID3 Tags and lossless quality;
Support burning Spotify music to CD;
Support sharing Spotify music with others;
Download Spotify songs, playlist, album without Premium.
Step 1. Launch UkeySoft Spotify Music Converter
Install and run the UkeySoft Spotify Music Converter on your Windows PC or Mac computer. Spotify app will be launched on the background automatically.
Step 2. Add Your Playlists
Click the playlist you want to download. Choose "Share > "Copy Playlist Link" and then paste to the software. Tap on "Add Files" and paste the playlist link into the serach bar, and click "Add".
Step 3. Select MP3 as Output Format
The default output format is MP3, you can make no changes. Or you can change the output format to AAC, FLAC or WAV. Alternatively, change the output format, SampleRate or BitRate, as needed by clicking Options - Advanced; click Options - General to change the output folder.
Step 4. Download Spotify Playlist to MP3
Click "Convert" button to start converting Spotify to MP3. After conversion, you can quickly locate the DRM-free Spotify songs, albums or playlists in MP3 format by clicking "History".
Now you can share Spotify playlist to anyone in any way without any restrictions.
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