Apple Music may soon let users transfer playlists from Spotify and Amazon Music.

Apple Music is reportedly in the process of testing a new functionality that would allow users to transfer playlists from other audio streaming platforms to Apple’s service. As per a report on 9To5Mac, the company is experimenting with the integration of a third-party service called “SongShift” into its Apple Music app on Android. Currently, only a select group of Android app users have access to this feature for beta testing.

According to the report, a new prompt in the beta version of Apple Music app for Android asks users if they want to “add saved music and playlists you made in other music services to your Apple Music library.” Similarly, an option to do the same is also available in the Apple Music’s settings menu.

SongShift is an iOS-based third-party application that helps iPhone users transfer playlists, songs, and albums between different audio streaming platforms like Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon Music, and Youtube music. As this application is not available on Android devices, Apple is testing a native integration with SongShift.

While the company has not issued an official statement on the integration of SongShift into Apple Music for Android, it is expected that the feature will be made available to more Android app users in the near future. It is uncertain whether Apple plans to bring this functionality to the iPhone app.

Earlier this year, Apple announced the separation of iTunes for Windows, with dedicated apps for Apple Music and Apple TV. The new Apple Music app for Windows features an updated UI, lossless playback, time-synced lyrics, and 4K music video streaming. Meanwhile, the existing iTunes app on Windows will continue to provide Podcasts and Audiobook streaming to users.

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