Apple expands Music Migration tool to US and more markets

Apple has expanded its Apple Music migration tool, enabling a broader set of users to import their saved music, albums, and playlists from rival streaming services into Apple Music. After an initial rollout in Australia and New Zealand in May 2025, the transfer feature is now available in the United States, United Kingdom, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, and Mexico, with additional markets expected to follow in the coming months. The service is powered by SongShift and can be accessed from the Music app on iPhone or iPad, or via the web at music.apple.com.

The transfer process is straightforward. Users sign into their Apple Music account, navigate to Settings, and select Transfer Music from Other Music Services. They then choose a supported service, sign into that account, select which items to move, and choose Add to Library. Apple Music then attempts to match the selected tracks with its own catalog. When exact matches aren’t found, the system flags items for review and offers suitable alternates. Importantly, only user-created playlists and saved items are transferred; service-generated playlists from other platforms do not automatically migrate.