How to make playlists in Spotify?

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How to make playlists in Spotify?

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Spotify offers a simple way to create playlists. Click the New Playlist and type the name of the playlist. It can be anything you want with any description you want. After this, locate the tracks and right click them or use drag and drop. When you right click a track it, you will have the possibility of assigning it to the available playlists or create another one.

For more information about playlists for various operating systems supported by Spotify, use the following link: https://support.spotify.com/us/learn-more/guides/#!/article/Save-your-music-with-Playlists

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Creating a playlist in Spotify is nothing difficult. After opening the Spotify app, go to "New Playlist" in the left menu bar and then customize playlist info like name, description, etc. in a pop-up "Create Playlist" window. Next, click the "Create" button. After that, you can search any of your favorite Spotify tracks and click a three-dots icon > "Add to Playlist" to create your personal Spotify music playlist.
If you have subscribed to Spotify premium, you are even allowed to download the Spotify playlist for offline listening on the Spotify app. For users having no Spotify premium account, it is necessary to draw support from a Spotify playlist converter to download Spotify playlists for offline listening on all devices without limit.

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Just add your favorite songs to a new playlist. And it is also easy to download Spotify playlists by using the Spotify Music Converter. The downloaded Spotify songs are playable offline with no ads inside, more importantly, no need to use Spotify Premium.

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