Comprehensive Tutorial to Transfer Tidal Playlist to Apple Music

Tidal and Apple Music are both very popular music streaming services. Each platform has over 100 million tracks. And it's all accessible via mobile, tablet, computer, web player or a growing gaggle of internet-connected devices.

They also have a lot of differences. With a basic individual plan for $9.99, you'll probably find that Apple Music offers slightly better value. Besides, no matter whether you are subscribed to Tidal plan, you can't download Tidal music to your computer, but Apple Music subscribers can. Apple Music is a better choice if you're an Apple ecosystem user.

Because of these or other reasons, some Tidal members are considering switching from Tidal to Apple Music. And new subscribers can get a free trial for a month or even a reduced price for the first few months of the subscription. Apple Music Classical launching even more strengthened some Tidal users to over to Apple Music.

If you are also planning to do so and don't want to spend time recreating all your curated and saved playlists, read on. In this tutorial, we are going to list two simple solutions to transfer Tidal playlists to Apple Music that anyone can implement.

• Solution 1. Transfer Tidal Playlists to Apple Music Using Online Tools
• Solution 2. Best Tool to Import Tidal Music to Apple Music Offline

Solution 1. Transfer Tidal Playlists to Apple Music Using Online Tools

As we mentioned above, both Tidal and Apple Music are music streaming services, so you are not likely to transfer playlists between two streaming platforms directly. Fortunately, there are many third-party online tools like Soundiiz or Tune My Music to help you out. These transferring tools work in similar ways. For simplicity and saving time, here we will take Soundiiz as an example.

Step 1. Open Soundiiz, and sign in with Google, Facebook, Twitter, Apple, or a music service account you have.

Step 2. From the list of streaming music sites on the left, select Tidal as the source and Apple Music as the destination, then connect your Tidal and Apple Music accounts.

Step 3. Select all the playlists you want to copy to Apple Music. Then confirm your selection and start the transfer!

Solution 2. Best Tool to Import Tidal Music to Apple Music Offline

For this kind of online transferring tools like Soundiiz, they work by scanning the metadata of your current library and matching it up to the available songs in the destination streaming platform. Because of this, they are not "100% accurate". Errors may occur for some obscure artists or songs, or the metadata is incorrect. Or the music even isn't on the service. At this point, you need to correct the errors manually.

In this part, we will recommend you another tool - Macsome Tidal Music Downloader, which enables you to download Tidal music without quality loss so that you are able to move HiFi Tidal playlists to Apple Music. With it, you can not only download Tidal tracks, albums, or playlists to local files with original quality but also can convert Tidal music to MP3, AAC, or ALAC formats. In this way, you can import the downloaded Tidal music to your Apple Music library.

What's more, you don't have to install the additional Tidal client on your computer, just sign in to Tidal Web Player with your Tidal account, you can easily download Tidal songs on your local computer at up to 10X faster speed. The output music files preserve main ID3 tags information such as the title, artist, album, track number, and other information.

Here's how to download and import Tidal playlists to Apple Music using either the latest version of Macsome Tidal Music Downloader for Mac and PC.

Step 1. Open Macsome Tidal Music Downloader

Install and launch Macsome Tidal Music Downloader on your computer, you will see its simple user interface. And log into the Tidal music web browser version.

Step 2. Set the Output Format for Apple Music

Click on Settings - the small gear-shaped icon on the top right side of the screen. Under the Output Format section, you can select MP3, AAC, WAV, FLAC, AIFF and ALAC as you need. In addition, you can also customize the output folder settings to save the downloaded Tidal music.

Step 3. Add Tidal Music and Playlists to Download

Open a playlist and click the Click to add button to import the playlist to Macsome you'd like to download.

Step 4. Start to Download Tidal Playlist

Tap on the Convert button, Macsome will start downloading Tidal playlist automatically. When the conversion is completed, go to history, you will find all the downloading history. Hit on the folder icon, a new folder will open where you can locate the downloaded Tidal playlist.

Step 5. Import Tidal Playlist to Apple Music

Since your favorite Tidal playlists are saved on your local folder in common audio formats, you can move the Tidal songs to Apple Music easily.

Open iTunes or Music, and sign in with your Apple ID. From the menu bar at the top of the iTunes window, click File, Add folder to Library to import the Tidal playlist to iTunes. You can also import the Tidal playlist to your library just by dragging it in. Afterward, you can enjoy Tidal music on Apple Music or iTunes with ease.

The purpose of the article is to transfer Tidal playlists to Apple Music. As we know, you can't move content from Tidal to Apple Music or other programs directly. If you want to move music from Tidal to Apple Music, you should use some third-party tools. Soundiiz is one kind of online streaming transferring tool that helps you to transfer playlists between Tidal and Apple Music. Macsome Tidal Music Downloader is dedicated to all Tidal users to download music from Tidal to local files. Therefore, you can transfer the downloaded Tidal songs to Apple Music, Spotify, or other media player you like.

Macsome Tidal Music Downloader offers a free trial version, which lets you convert one minute of three tracks at a time. If you are interested in this efficient program, please do not hesitate to try it.