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    spotify-to-tidal-copy-songs v2.2

    by Fredrik Akerstrom

    Fully automate Spotify to Tidal playlist migrations with smart track matching and multi-language UI support.

    Updated Apr 2026
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    $3

    One-time purchase · Own forever

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    Included in download

    • Migrate Spotify playlists to Tidal without manual link copying
    • Sync playlists across platforms regardless of Tidal's interface language
    • Ready for youtu.be
    • Includes example output and usage patterns
    • Instant install

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    Thought process

Let me check the current state of the page.
Computer

I can see 3 Spotify URLs pasted and the "CONVERT TO TIDAL LINKS" button hasn't been clicked yet. Let me click it now.

Used Claude in Chrome integration, updated todo list

The conversion worked. I can see 3 tracks ready with Tidal links:
	1	DotA – Blexxter
	2	Rhythm of Eternity – N€$TYLE
	3	Golden Hour – N€$TYLE

Now I'll start the process of opening each song in Tidal, finding it, and adding it to the "ClaudeNew" playlist. Let me begin with song #1 — DotA by Blexxter.

Updated todo list, used Claude in Chrome integration

A new tab opened. Let me wait for it to load and check what's there.
Used Claude in Chrome integration

The search for "Blexxter DotA" hit an error on Tidal. This is exactly the kind of situation where I need to try a fuzzy/adjusted search. Let me clear and try a simpler search term.
Used Claude in Chrome integration

Used Claude in Chrome integration

Still getting an error. Tidal's search seems to be struggling. Let me try a simpler search — just the artist name "Blexxter".
Used Claude in Chrome integration

Used Claude in Chrome integration

Tidal's search seems to be having a persistent issue. Let me try closing the error message and refreshing the page.
Computer

Computer

Let me try navigating directly to the Tidal search URL:
Used Claude in Chrome integration

Used Claude in Chrome integration

Now I can see the search results. I can spot "DotA" by Blexxter — it's the third song result. I need to right-click on its image/album art to get the context menu. Let me right-click on the album image for DotA.
Used Claude in Chrome integration

Used Claude in Chrome integration

I can see the context menu for DotA by Blexxter. I can see "Lägg till i spellista" (Add to playlist) with a submenu arrow. Let me hover over it to see the playlist options.
Used Claude in Chrome integration

Used Claude in Chrome integration

I can see the playlist submenu and ClaudeNew is right there under "SENAST ANVÄNT" (Recently Used). Let me click on it to add DotA to the ClaudeNew playlist.
Used Claude in Chrome integration

Used Claude in Chrome integration

DotA by Blexxter has been added to the ClaudeNew playlist! I can confirm this because the ClaudeNew playlist in the sidebar now shows 3 objekt (3 items), up from 2 before.
Now let me move on to song #2. I'll go back to the converter page and click the TIDAL button for Rhythm of Eternity by N€$TYLE.
Updated todo list, used Claude in Chrome integration

Updated todo list, used Claude in Chrome integration

Good, I can see the converter page with all 3 songs. Now let me click the TIDAL button for song #2 — Rhythm of Eternity by N€$TYLE.
Used Claude in Chrome integration

Used Claude in Chrome integration

Same issue — the special characters in "N€$TYLE" are breaking Tidal's search. Let me use a fuzzy approach and search for just the song name "Rhythm of Eternity".
Used Claude in Chrome integration

Used Claude in Chrome integration

Tidal's search keeps erroring. Let me try clearing and using the search box directly.
Used Claude in Chrome integration

Used Claude in Chrome integration

Good, the search box is now cleared and showing "Sök" (Search). Let me type the search query directly.
Used Claude in Chrome integration

Used Claude in Chrome integration

I can see the search results and there's "Rhythm of Eternity" by N€$TYLE — the third result. Let me right-click on its album image to get the context menu.
Used Claude in Chrome integration

Used Claude in Chrome integration

The context menu is showing for Rhythm of Eternity by N€$TYLE. I can see "Lägg till i spellista" (Add to playlist). Let me click on it.
Used Claude in Chrome integration

Used Claude in Chrome integration

The playlist submenu is showing. I can see ClaudeNew at the top under "SENAST ANVÄNT". Let me click it.
Used Claude in Chrome integration

Used Claude in Chrome integration

Rhythm of Eternity by N€$TYLE has been added to ClaudeNew! The playlist now shows 4 objekt (4 items), up from 3.
Now on to the last song — Golden Hour by N€$TYLE. Let me go back to the converter page.
Updated todo list, used Claude in Chrome integration

Updated todo list, used Claude in Chrome integration

Now let me click the TIDAL button for song #3 — Golden Hour by N€$TYLE.
Used Claude in Chrome integration

Used Claude in Chrome integration

This one loaded successfully. I can see "Golden Hour" by N€$TYLE — it's the second result (Låt · N€$TYLE). Let me right-click on its album image.
Used Claude in Chrome integration

Used Claude in Chrome integration

The context menu is showing for Golden Hour by N€$TYLE. I can see "Lägg till i spellista" (Add to playlist). Let me click it.
Used Claude in Chrome integration

Used Claude in Chrome integration

The playlist submenu is showing. I can see ClaudeNew at the top. Let me click it.
Used Claude in Chrome integration

Used Claude in Chrome integration

All 3 songs have been added! The ClaudeNew playlist now shows 5 objekt (5 items — the 2 it had before plus the 3 we just added). Let me update the todo list to reflect completion.
Updated todo list

Updated todo list

All done! Here's the summary:
3 songs successfully added to your ClaudeNew playlist on Tidal:
	1	DotA by Blexxter
	2	Rhythm of Eternity by N€$TYLE
	3	Golden Hour by N€$TYLE

Your ClaudeNew playlist went from 2 items to 5 items. A couple of notes from the process — Tidal's search had trouble with special characters (the € and $ in N€$TYLE) and sometimes threw errors, but using fuzzy searches (stripping special characters, searching by song name alone) worked around those issues. Good to keep in mind for future conversions!

    About This Skill

    Effortless Music Migration

    Moving your music library shouldn't be a chore of manual copying and pasting. This skill automates the entire end-to-end workflow of migrating playlists from Spotify to Tidal, handling the heavy lifting of track extraction, link conversion, and automated searching.

    What it does

    • Auto-Extraction: Navigates your Spotify web player to find specified playlists and extracts track URLs using optimized JavaScript.
    • Smart Conversion: Leverages the mr-eurodisco.com converter to translate Spotify data into Tidal-compatible search parameters.
    • Autonomous Search & Add: Orchestrates a persistent Tidal session to search for every track, navigating around ads and localized UI elements.
    • Fuzzy Matching: Implements advanced search strategies to find tracks that standard searches miss, including artist-page deep dives and special character handling.

    Why developers use this

    Unlike simple prompt-based migration, this skill handles technical hurdles like Spotify's virtual scrolling, dynamic UI changes across different languages, and Tidal's inconsistent search indexing. It uses optimized javascript_exec for data integrity and form_input to bypass finicky web UI interactions, ensuring a 1:1 migration even for large playlists.

    Supported Platforms

    • Spotify Web Player
    • Tidal Web Player (All interface languages supported)
    • mr-eurodisco.com converter tool

    Use Cases

    • Migrate Spotify playlists to Tidal without manual link copying
    • Automate track matching for large music libraries via smart conversion
    • Sync playlists across platforms regardless of Tidal's interface language
    • Find obscure tracks using fuzzy matching and artist-page deep dives
    • Scale playlist transfers using optimized browser automation and JavaScript

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    Security Scanned

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    Permissions

    Allowed Hosts

    open.spotify.com
    mr-eurodisco.com
    tidal.com

    Tags

    music-migration
    automation
    spotify
    tidal
    browser-automation

    To use this skill (prompt) you need Claude Cowork (requires Pro subscription and Claude Desktop app for Win or Mac), or a compatible solution with Claude Cowork. Watch demo: https://youtu.be/Y5tx7qgAtgo You need to install Claude for Chrome plugin (free att Chrome store or https://claude.com/claude-for-chrome; but to use the plugin you need Claude Pro subscription). You need to login to Spotify and Tidal (free accounts work). Prompt (Enter this in Claude Cowork chat): Copy Spotify playlist [PlaylistName] from Spotify to Tidal using the skill in the md file. The md file is kind of a prompt but packaged as a skill file to upload in Claude, this is where the real prompt is located. You can think of the .md file as a very advanced text prompt, more like a program or algorithm, with step-by-step instructions and error handling to complete the task.

    Creator

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    Fredrik Akerstrom

    Claude Skills

    Freelancer, internet entrepreneur and music producer from Sweden.

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