Guide · Sharing
Share a playliston any platform.
You're on Spotify, your friend is on Apple Music, someone else only uses YouTube. Sending a playlist link that half your friends can't open kills the moment. Here's how to share a playlist across platforms with one link everyone can use.
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Why streaming links break.
A Spotify playlist link opens in Spotify. An Apple Music link wants an Apple Music subscription. Converter tools copy the songs into another app, but they lose your order, your cover and anything you wanted to say about the music.
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The one-link way.
Make the mixtape once on sickplaylists, with your songs in your order.
Previews play right on the page, no account and no app needed.
Add your original Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Tidal, Deezer, SoundCloud, Amazon Music or Bandcamp link so people can open it where they listen.
Send one link: sickplaylists.fun/yourname.
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Where to share it.
Instagram bio and story link stickers.
Discord servers and group chats.
TikTok and Reels captions.
A QR code on a gift card or a cassette J-card.
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Keep the part that makes it yours.
Cross-platform sharing isn't only about compatibility. Track notes, a custom cover and a background travel with the link, so your friend gets the mixtape you made, not just the song list.
Straight answers.
- Can I share a Spotify playlist with someone who uses Apple Music?
- Not directly. Put the songs on a sickplaylists page and they can preview every track and open it in Apple Music or wherever they listen.
- Do my friends need an account to open the link?
- No. Public mixtapes open for anyone with the link.
- Does sickplaylists replace my streaming service?
- No. Keep listening where you already do. sickplaylists is the page you share, not the app you stream from.
- Is it free?
- Yes. Making and sharing mixtapes is free. Lifetime is an optional one-time unlock for extra profile customization.
One mixtape. Every app.
Make the page, add your notes, send one link. Free, no subscription.