PlaylistSafe vs Tuneferry
Tuneferry: Moves a Spotify library between accounts and backs it up to a file on your device.
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| Feature | PlaylistSafe | Tuneferry |
|---|---|---|
| Automatic backups | Daily on Premium; manual on Free (3 playlists) | No — backups are made when you run them |
| Version history | 7 days (Free) or 30 days (Premium) of past versions, each showing songs added, removed and reordered | The backup files you keep |
| Restore to Spotify | Any past version, one click, as a new playlist in its original order | Restores a backup file into any Spotify account |
| Export | CSV and JSON for every snapshot | .tuneferry file with your whole library |
| Price | Free for 3 playlists; Premium €3/month or €24/year | Free for one playlist; $4.99 for 30 days or $9.99 for 120 days |
Where it’s better: Tuneferry
- Runs in your browser: data stays on your device, not their servers.
- Moves more than playlists: followed artists, saved albums, podcasts.
Choose Tuneferry
You are moving to a new Spotify account, or want backups that never leave your device.
Choose PlaylistSafe
You want ongoing protection that runs by itself, with a history of changes to restore from.
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