How to Transfer Spotify to eSound Music [Full Guide]

By Charles Davis Updated on 2025-09-15 / Update for Spotify Tips

Spotify is a popular music streaming service that is widely used in the world. But now, you explore features of the eSound music app. It is a free music service for users to listen to, keep, and explore music. And you want to move your favorite Spotify songs to it for playing.

So, how to transfer Spotify playlist to eSound? You can follow this post to get two easy ways to do that step by step.

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Part 1. How to Transfer Spotify Playlist to eSound via Online Playlist Transfer Tool

First, we will introduce an online way to you to transfer playlist from Spotify to eSound. There are many tools like Soundiiz, TuneMyMusic, etc. in the market for you to make it. But using them to move playlist to eSound, there are two steps: first, convert your Spotify playlist into a YouTube playlist as eSound app doesn't offer a public API for thest tools to connect to and it is built heavily on sourcing its music catalog from YouTube; second, you need to paste the YouTube link into eSound to find the music and add it to your eSound library. Now, let's follow the detailed steps below.

Section 1. How to Transfer Spotify Playlist to YouTube for eSound via an Online Tool

Here we will take TuneMyMusic as an example to show you how to do that.

Step 1. Visit TuneMyMusic website via the web browser on your device.

Step 2. Press the Let's Start button on the page to proceed.

visit tunemymusic website

Step 3. Now, choose Spotify as the source platform and log in to your Spotify account to allow TuneMyMusic to access your playlists.

choose spotify as source on tunemymusic

Step 4. Once linked, pick up the Spotify playlist you want to sync.

Step 5. Next, choose YouTube as the destination platform and log in to your YouTube account.

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Step 6. Once the transfer is complete, your Spotify playlist will be added into your YouTube library. Then you can copy the link to the new YouTube playlist.

View also: How to Upload Spotify Playlist to YouTube Music

Section 2. How to Import Spotify Playlist to eSound App

Now, you can use the copied YouTube playlist link in the eSound app to find and start the free Spotify to eSound transfer and migration.

Step 1. Launch the eSound app on your mobile or desktop device.

Step 2. Paste the copied YouTube playlist link into the search bar on the eSound app screen and search for it.

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Step 3. Later, you will see the playlist on the screen. Then tap the three-dots icon and add it to your eSound library.

After that, you have successfully moved Spotify playlist to eSound without any extra program.

Part 2. How to Transfer Spotify to eSound as Local Files

The way above is easy and works for most users. But the playlist you transferred may disappear due to the account status or else. So, you may want a permanent and offline method to sync Spotify with eSound. But Spotify doesn't allow users to move and use its songs on other music services due to its protection. Besides, Spotify music files are in OGG Vorbis format. Luckily, eSound allows users to upload and import local music files with MP3 and M4A formats to it for use. In this case, you need to save Spotify music to eSound-supported audio files first.

To make it, AudFree Spotify Playlist Converter is your good helper. This eSound Spotify playlist importer can convert Spotify music to various output audio formats such as MP3, M4A, WAV, AIFF, Lossless, FLAC, etc. that eSound allows. You can use it to download Spotify songs, playlists, albums, podcasts, etc. without using a Spotify Premium account. Besides, it will keep the original sound quality and ID3 tags of Spotify music tracks. Also, you can alter the output Spotify music audio channel, bit rate, sample rate and more.

With AudFree Spotify Music Converter, you can get local Spotify music files on your device. Later, you can transfer playlist from Spotify to eSound for playing without any limits.

Section 1. How to Make Spotify Music Compatible with eSound

Step 1: Install AudFree Spotify Playlist Converter on your Windows or Mac computer, then run it. Later, in the built-in Spotify music web player, choose the Spotify playlists you need to convert. You can directly drag and drop them into AudFree program's '+ ♫' section. Or tap the song and hit the '+ ♫' icon. Then click the 'Add to list' button from the pop-up window.

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Step 2: Find and hit the Menu icon in the top-right corner of AudFree program and select Preferences. Then tap Conversion to change the output audio format, sample rate, bit rate, and audio channel. Here you can choose MP3 or M4A audio format as eSound supports them. After that, hit the OK button.

View also: How to Convert Spotify to MP3

Step 3: Now, tap the Convert button at the bottom of the AudFree program's Converting interface to start to convert your Spotify playlists. Once done, find the Spotify downloads in the local storage folder on your computer or simply click the Converted button on AudFree tool to view them.

View also: Where to Find Spotify Downloads

Section 2. How to Transfer Spotify Playlist to eSound for Playing Offline

At last, you can follow the steps below to learn how to transfer playlist from Spotify to eSound for offline playing. Let's start.

Step 1. Launch the eSound app from your computer if you have installed it before. If not, you need to download and install the app to make it as eSound only allows users to add files using its app.

Step 2. Sign up for an eSound account or log in to your existing account. You can log in with your Apple account, Facebook account, and Google account.

Step 3. Find the Library section from the left side, then choose Import Songs.

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Step 4. In the pop-up window, choose Device and locate the converted Spotify music file folder on your computer.

Step 5. Choose Open to import Spotify music to eSound.

Step 6. Once added, you will see Spotify music files under the Library > Tracks section.

find and play added spotify music on esound

After that, you can start playing Spotify songs online and offline via eSound Music platform.

Part 3. FAQs about Spotify to eSound

Q1: Is eSound Better than Spotify?

A: While comparing eSound vs Spotify, it is noted that eSound's Premium subscription is cheaper than Spotify's. However, it has fewer features for users. For example, it has a small music library and it doesn't support to listen together and more.

View also: How to Get Spotify Premium for Free

Q2: How to Transfer Music from eSound to Spotify?

A: Now, there is no direct way to transfer eSound music to Spotify.

Q3: Can I Connect Spotify to eSound Directly?

A: No. The eSound app doesn't have a direct API integration with Spotify.

Q4: Is There a Free Method to Move Spotify Playlist to eSound?

A: Yes. Tools like TuneMyMusic, Soundiiz, etc. offer a free tier for you to transfer a certain number of songs between streaming music services.

Q5: What is the Easiest Way to Move My Spotify Playlist to eSound?

A: You can just export them with a playlist transfer tool like Soundiiz, etc. and then import them into eSound.

Q6: Will All of My Songs from Spotify be Available on eSound after Transferring?

A: Not always. Only tracks available in both Spotify and eSound music services will be synced. But you can download Spotify music locally with the help of AudFree Spotify Music Converter and import all of them into eSound library.

Part 4. In Conclusion

In this post, you learned how to transfer Spotify playlists to eSound in detailed steps. It is easy. If you prefer online tools, you can use TuneMyMusic, Soundiiz, etc. to sync Spotify playlists with eSound. Or, you can use AudFree Spotify Music Converter to convert Spotify songs to local audio files for eSound. Later, you can open the eSound app to import Spotify music to it for use forever with ease. Besides, you can use these local Spotify music files on other music streaming platforms, media players and more without limits.

View also: How to Transfer Spotify Music to Deezer

Charles Davis

Charles Davis

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Charles Davis is the chief-editor of AudFree Company, who writes a variety of tech articles and music reviews, such as hot software releases and Spotify music tips.