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Copy or export Trending 20 Sweden

A copy is a new playlist in this app, with a link back to the one it came from. An export is a real file, stored in the export bucket and handed to you from there.

Back to the playlist Editing block

Make a copy in this app

16 rows
  • Copy “Trending 20 Sweden” (playlist 1237) into a new playlist named “Trending 20 Sweden (copy)”.
  • The copy holds 16 row(s), in the same order, renumbered from 1 to 16.
  • The new playlist records the playlist it was copied from — a copy without that link would not be a copy, it would be a look-alike.
  • Nothing is written until this preview is confirmed.
The first 16 rows of the copy
  1. Butrint Imeri — Kuku
  2. LISA — MONEY
  3. ABBA — I Still Have Faith In You
  4. ABBA — Don't Shut Me Down
  5. HAVAL — JOKER
  6. Black Ghost — Hunter’s Moon
  7. Coldplay — My Universe
  8. Victor Leksell — Eld & lågor
  9. LISA — LALISA
  10. The Kid LAROI — STAY (with Justin Bieber)
  11. TWICE — The Feels
  12. Hov1 — 365
  13. Justin Bieber — Ghost
  14. Sharma Boy — Waayo Waayo
  15. aespa — Savage
  16. Lil Nas X — THATS WHAT I WANT

Transfer to Spotify

not offered

Writing a copy to Spotify is D-9's write-back, behind A-11's scope check — it is on the playlist's write-back screen, where it is offered only while the token's playlist-modify scopes are granted. This screen offers the export below, which needs no scope at all.

Export to a file

3 formats

Each export is written to the export bucket under this playlist's own folder and served from there. It is parsed back before it is handed over, so the file says what it claims to say.

CSV M3U JSON