Exporting Amazon Music playlists can serve different needs: some users prefer a text-based list, while others aim to obtain the MP3 files directly. Either way, you can successfully share your music. Here’s how to export Amazon Music playlists using both methods.
1. How to Export Amazon Music Playlists as TXT or CSV File
The best option for exporting Amazon Music playlists is to use a web-based service like TuneMyMusic. This allows you to connect your Amazon Music account, select your playlists, and export them directly to a TXT or CSV file. Here's a step-by-step guide:
Step 1Select the source
Choose Amazon Music as the source platform. A pop-up window will appear, prompting you to log in to your Amazon Music account and grant TuneMyMusic permission to access your library.
Step 2Select playlists to export
Your Amazon Music playlists will be loaded and displayed. Simply check the boxes next to the playlists you want to export.
Step 3Select the destination
Choose Export to File and select TXT or CSV as the format.
Step 4Start the transfer
Click Start Transfer to begin the process.
Step 5Transfer complete
Once finished, the TXT or CSV file will be automatically downloaded (or appear in your browser's download history).
The txt file only includes the song titles and artist.
Note:TuneMyMusic's free plan allows you to export up to 500 tracks in total. If your playlist is larger, you may need to split it or consider the premium plan for unlimited transfers.
2. How to Export Amazon Music Playlists as MP3 Files
The benefit of exporting Amazon Music playlists as MP3 files is twofold: it grants you unlimited, device-independent playback and enables you to export the playlists as text file. To accomplish this, you will need a dedicated desktop tool like Epubor AmzMusic Mate. Here is a step-by-step guide on how to use it:
Step 1Download and Install Epubor AmzMusic Mate
Epubor AmzMusic Mate allows you to download Amazon Music playlists as MP3, WAV, FLAC, or AAC while preserving the original HD/Ultra HD audio quality.
Step 2Choose Region and Output Format
Go to Settings and select the Amazon domain that matches your country. Click OK next to the region section box, then click OK again in the pop-up prompt to apply the change. Next, choose MP3, WAV, FLAC, or AAC as the output format and click OK to save the settings.
Tip: You can skip this step if your Amazon account is registered at www.amazon.com and you want to export in MP3.
Step 3Sign in to Your Amazon Music Account
First, click the Sign In button in the upper-right corner of the program.
Next, enter your Amazon credentials to log in to your Amazon Music library.
Step 4Download Amazon Music Playlists as MP3
Notice: Currently, Epubor AmzMusic Mate only supports downloading Amazon Music playlists. More features will be added soon.
Open any playlist in your Amazon Music library, and a Download button will appear in the lower-right corner of the program.
Click the Download button to open the download window. Select the songs you want, then click Download again to start converting them to MP3.
Once the download is complete, the output folder will open automatically, containing all your converted Amazon songs.
Now you can truly share your Amazon Music with family or friends—without any limitations. Enjoy unlimited sharing with no additional subscriptions, no account restrictions, and offline playback on any device. You can also easily export your Amazon Music playlists to a text file.
Here's how: Open the folder with your Amazon Music files, type powershell in the address bar and press Enter to launch PowerShell, then run the command: Get-ChildItem -Filter *.mp3 | ForEach-Object { $_.BaseName } | Out-File -FilePath playlists.txt -Encoding UTF8 to generate a playlists.txt file containing all your song titles in the same folder.
Conclusion
If you just need to export your Amazon Music playlists as a TXT or CSV file, you can use the Tune My Music service. If you wish to keep both your Amazon Music library and playlists, you can try Epubor AmzMusic Mat to export Amazon Music as MP3 files first, and then manually export the playlists.
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