Google Play Music users can now easily transition their account over to YouTube Music with just one click. Once you've completed the transfer, you can use either app to continue your listening experience, or switch over to just YouTube Music.
Here's what we'll include in the transfer:
- Your Google Play Music library, which includes:
- Your uploaded and purchased songs
- Your playlists and many stations
- Albums and songs in your library
- Your likes and dislikes (the songs that you've given a thumbs up or down)
- Your billing information for your subscription if you're a current Google Play Music subscriber
- We will convert your Google Play Music subscription to the equivalent tier of YouTube Music Premium or YouTube Premium (based on the level of benefits with your current subscription). Your monthly billing price and benefits will remain the same unless you are in a location with fluctuating currency.*
We'll also update your music profile so that you get personalised recommendations in YouTube Music based on your Google Play Music listening history, likes and dislikes.
Transfer your Google Play Music account to YouTube Music
After you've completed this transfer, you will still have access to your Google Play Music account – it's included at no extra cost with a YouTube Music Premium or YouTube Premium subscription. If you currently have a free Google Play Music account, you'll also continue to have the same access after your transfer.
How to transfer your data and music- Visit https://music.youtube.com/transfer and click Transfer.
- Open the YouTube Music app
tap on your profile picture
Settings
Transfer
Transfer from Google Play Music.
- To migrate your music, you may need to create a YouTube channel if you do not already have one and you want to transfer your playlists.
- This transfer process is not supported in Venezuela and Belarus.
- Google Play Music accounts can't be transferred to YouTube Brand Accounts. You'll need to switch to another account to complete the transfer.
- YouTube Music has different account eligibility requirements than Google Play Music. Make sure that you and those you share the account with are eligible here.
For most Google Play Music subscribers, your monthly rate and billing details, including your billing date, will remain the same and transfer to YouTube Music. In some cases, we may need you to confirm your billing information before we can finish the transfer. If so, we'll send you an email about how to complete this final step. This additional confirmation process will not impact your subscription price* or benefits in any way.
*For subscribers in Croatia, Serbia and other regions where local currency rates fluctuate, your subscription price will need to be re-established to align with the changing rates. If you are in one of these countries/regions, you'll get instructions once you begin the transfer process. Your new monthly billing price may be slightly different to the price that you were previously paying depending on the local currency rate. Updating your billing won't change your library or listening history in any way.
- In the YouTube Music app, tap Library
.
- Tap Playlists
.
- Tap the Your Likes playlist.
- In the YouTube Music app, tap Library
.
- Tap Playlists
.
- Find the playlist (station) that you want to listen to or view.
- In the YouTube Music app, tap Library
.
- Tap Albums, Songs or Artists.
- Tap the Uploads tab.
- You should now see all of your uploaded albums, songs or artists.
- Go to music.youtube.com in a web browser.
- Click Library.
- Click on Albums, Songs or Artists to find the music that you're searching for.
- Click on the down arrow next to YouTube Music
and select Uploads.
- You should now see all of your uploaded albums, songs or artists.