SpotiVinyl

Find out which of your liked tracks exist on vinyl. Import a library export from Spotify, Tidal, Apple Music or any other service, then check it against Discogs, album by album, right in your browser.

Drop your library export here

A CSV, JSON, XML or plain text file with your tracks. Nothing is uploaded anywhere: the file is read in this browser and stays here.

SpotifyTidalApple MusicDeezerYouTube MusicAmazon MusicLast.fmAny CSV
How do I export my library?

Spotify

  1. Exportify: log in, find Liked Songs, click Export. You get a CSV with ISRC codes.
  2. Or TuneMyMusic: source Spotify, destination File, format CSV.
  3. Or request your data at Spotify → Privacy settings and import YourLibrary.json.

Tidal, Apple Music, Deezer, Amazon Music

  1. TuneMyMusic or Soundiiz: pick the service as source, choose Favorites or Liked tracks, export to a CSV file.
  2. Apple Music on a Mac: Music app → File → Library → Export Library gives Library.xml, which also works.

YouTube Music

  1. Google Takeout: select only YouTube and YouTube Music, then import music-library-songs.csv.
  2. Or TuneMyMusic / Soundiiz as above.

Anything else

  • Any CSV or TSV with columns for Title, Artist and ideally Album. Column names are detected automatically.
  • A plain text file with one Artist - Title per line.
  • Several files can be combined: import one, then use Add another file.