Create a playlist on Audiomack

Creating a playlist on Audiomack is done from a song’s menu. Open the three dots, choose add to playlist, and select Create new playlist. Give your list a clear name, set the visibility if available, and save the playlist. After that, you can add more tracks, adjust the order, and share the list.

In this guide, you will learn how this works on your phone and computer. You will also learn how to choose a good order, remove music, and solve common problems. Button names and locations may change slightly after an update, but the process stays roughly the same.

Use your own Audiomack account for these steps. You can listen to and follow someone else’s public playlist, but you cannot edit its content as the owner. Create your own list when you want to control the order, visibility, and selection yourself.

After every major change, check whether the playlist still opens properly. That way, you can quickly spot when a track is missing, no longer plays, or has the wrong setting.

Why create a playlist on Audiomack?

With a playlist, you do not have to search for individual tracks every time. You can make a list for working out, studying, traveling, partying, or relaxing. You can also group music from one genre, one era, or several artists together.

For an artist or music fan, a playlist can also tell a story. For example, you can show which tracks fit a certain mood. A clear selection helps others discover faster what they find interesting. For yourself, it is mainly useful because your favorite mix of tracks stays saved.

A playlist is not the same as your queue. The queue determines what plays next during the current listening session. A playlist is saved to your account and can be opened again later. Want to understand the basics of the platform first? Read how to create an artist profile on Audiomack.

You can create multiple playlists for different purposes. Think of a short list for a workout and a longer list with new releases. By giving each topic its own playlist, your library stays organized.

Where do you find the new playlist feature?

Open a track in the Audiomack app. Tap the three dots next to or on the track. Choose the option to add the track to a playlist. You can then pick an existing list or create a new playlist.

You can also find your saved lists through your library or profile. Open the Playlists section to view and manage a list. On the website, the feature is usually in a track’s menu and in your personal library.

Do you not see the right button right away? First, open the full track page. In a small player or preview view, fewer options are sometimes visible. Also check whether you are logged in.

How do you create a playlist step by step?

1. Open the official Audiomack app or website.
2. Log in to the account where you want to save the list.
3. Find the first track for your playlist.
4. Open the menu with the three dots.
5. Choose the option to add the track to a playlist.
6. Choose Create new playlist.
7. Give the list a short and clear title.
8. Where available, choose a genre, image, and visibility.
9. Save the playlist.
10. Open the list and check whether the first track is there.

Start with a small list of three to five tracks. This lets you calmly see how adding, sorting, and removing works. Only after that should you add dozens of tracks. This reduces the chance that you place music in the wrong list.

After saving, check whether the playlist appears in your library. If needed, close the page and open the list again. If the playlist is not there, first check whether you are logged into the right account before creating the same list again.

Creating a playlist on your phone

On an iPhone or Android device, you usually start from a track. Tap the three dots and choose the playlist option. Create a new list or select an existing one. The app often briefly shows that the track has been added.

Preferably use the latest version of the Audiomack app. Older versions can have a different layout or sync less well. Update the app through your device’s official store.

Creating a playlist on a computer

Log in on the website and open the menu next to a track. Choose the playlist option and create a new list. Then open your library to check whether the playlist has been saved. On a larger screen, managing and sorting features are sometimes easier to find.

How do you give a playlist a good name?

A good name immediately tells people what to expect. For example, use Calm Afrobeats for work or New Dutch rap this month. A title like My list 4 says very little and is harder to find later.

Keep the title short and put the most important word first. Avoid using the name of a famous artist if that artist is not central to the list. Do not make it look like your playlist is an official list from Audiomack or from an artist.

A description can add extra context if that feature is available. In one or two sentences, explain why you chose this music. For example, mention the genre, mood, time period, or intended use.

Update time-based information. A list with new music from 2026 should not still be presented as current years later. Adjust the title and description, or make it clear that it is an archive from that period.

Also choose a fitting image when Audiomack offers that option. Use an image you are allowed to use. A calm, recognizable image makes it easier to find the list among other playlists.

How do you manage tracks and the order?

How do you add more tracks?

Find a track and open the menu with the three dots. Choose add to playlist and select the correct list. Repeat this for every track. Check along the way that you have not accidentally created a new playlist with almost the same name.

You can discover music through genres, artist profiles, and recommendations. Open a track first and listen to whether it really fits the list. Do not add something only because the title or cover seems to match the topic.

A playlist does not need to be as large as possible. A short list with a clear theme is often more pleasant than hundreds of random tracks. Choose quality and coherence. You can always expand the list later.

What is the difference between a playlist, queue, and library?

A playlist is a saved collection. You can open and edit it later. The queue is the temporary order of what plays now and next. Audiomack has separate queue actions, such as Add to queue and Play next.

Your library is broader. It contains, among other things, saved music, downloads, and playlists. So a track can be in your library without being in a specific playlist.

Pay close attention to the words in the menu. If you accidentally choose Add to queue, the track may seem correct while listening. After your session, it may not be saved in the playlist.

How do you change the order of tracks?

Open your playlist and look for the edit function. Hold a track by the move icon and drag it to the desired spot. On a computer, control may work with dragging or through a separate menu.

Start with a strong but fitting first track. After that, let the pace and mood change in a logical way. Do not place all similar artists right after one another if variation matters. For a workout list, you may want the tempo to build up gradually.

Test the full list in its normal order. Do not use shuffle only. That way, you will notice whether transitions feel odd, tracks are too similar, or a calm track is in an awkward place.

How do you remove a track from a playlist?

Open the playlist and the menu next to the track in question. Choose remove from playlist. Check carefully that you are only removing the track from the list. If you are the creator of an upload yourself, permanently deleting an upload is a very different action.

Removing it from your playlist does not delete the original release from Audiomack. Other people can still find the track. You can add it again later as long as the release remains available.

Remove duplicate tracks and releases that no longer play. That keeps your list pleasant to use. Check popular or public lists regularly so visitors do not get a messy or outdated selection.

Can you use a playlist privately, publicly, or offline?

Can you make a playlist private or public?

Audiomack supports a private or public choice for playlists where that setting is available in your version. A public list can be viewed by others. A private list is meant for yourself and is useful while you are still building it.

Choose private when you are still working on the selection or only use the list personally. Choose public when the title, image, and order are ready and you want to share the playlist.

Always check the setting before sharing a personal list. Change visibility through the playlist edit function. The exact path can differ by app or website version.

Can you listen to a playlist offline?

You can download suitable music within Audiomack for offline listening. Not every track is available in the same way. A playlist may therefore contain items that are free, premium, or not available offline.

Open the list while using Wi-Fi and choose the download function. Wait until everything is ready. Then briefly turn off the internet and test several tracks. For all limitations, read our explanation about why your Audiomack song won’t play.

Saving a playlist and downloading music are two separate actions. A saved list stays in your account, but that does not mean all audio is already stored locally on your device. Check this before going on a trip or anywhere without internet.

How do you make and share a good playlist?

How do you make a playlist that others will want to listen to?

Choose one clear purpose. Think of music for running, calm gospel, or new artists from one city. The title, image, and first tracks should support the same idea. A listener should quickly understand why the tracks belong together.

Avoid making a list that consists only of your own music if you present it as a broad discovery playlist. Mix well-known and new artists where appropriate. Only place your own music where it truly fits the theme.

Update the list regularly. Do not add random music every day. Choose a fixed moment and remove tracks that no longer fit. A good playlist feels curated, not just filled.

• Choose one recognizable genre, topic, or use case.
• Put a fitting track in first place.
• Avoid too many repeating artists in a row.
• Check whether all tracks still play.
• Update the title when the time period changes.
• Listen through the normal order yourself from start to finish.

Do you make music yourself? Make sure your profile is complete too. Our guide on creating an artist profile on Audiomack can help with that foundation.

A good playlist can also bring people to your profile. If you want to work more specifically on your reach afterward, you can look at how to buy Audiomack followers. Use this only as a supplement to good music, a well-kept profile, and regular activity.

If you want more attention for individual releases, buying Audiomack likes is another option. Always make sure the tracks really fit the theme of your playlist. A clear selection remains more important than numbers alone.

How do you share a playlist without confusion?

Open the playlist and use the official share button. Copy the link and test it in a private window. That way, you can see what someone sees without your login. Only share the list when the title, image, and order are ready.

Write a short note with the link about what listeners can expect. Mention the genre, mood, or use case. A clear explanation works better than a bare URL. Do not present the list as official if it was not made by Audiomack or an artist.

Did you make the playlist private? Then check whether others are allowed to open the link. Only change visibility intentionally. Personal test lists do not have to be public.

Check the shared link again after changing the name or visibility. If needed, ask someone else to open the playlist on another device. That way, you can be sure the public view works.

Can you transfer a playlist from another music service?

Audiomack explains in its help center that transfer via Soundiiz is possible. You connect your Audiomack account, import an existing playlist, and choose Audiomack as the destination. It is an external service, so read the requested access carefully before giving permission.

Not every track has exactly the same version on every platform. So check the result manually. Pay attention to the artist name, title, and cover. Remove wrong matches and look for missing music yourself on Audiomack.

A transfer usually creates a new list. Do not expect every note, image, and the full order to carry over perfectly. Keep a simple copy of the original tracks before you start.

Which problems are common with playlists?

The option for a new playlist is missing

Check whether you are logged in and whether the app is up to date. Open the menu next to a track. The feature may be there instead of on the home page. Also open the full track page if you only see a small player.

The track only appears in the queue

You probably chose Add to queue. Open the menu again and choose add to playlist. Then go to your library to check whether the track is really in the correct list.

The playlist does not show on another device

Check whether you are using the same account on both devices. Refresh your library and give syncing some time. Fully close the app and reopen it if the list does not appear.

A track no longer plays

The artist may have removed the track, or rights may have changed. Search the official profile for a new version. Check carefully that it is the same artist and release before adding it.

The list contains duplicate tracks

Open the edit function and remove the duplicate version. Compare title, artist, and cover before you choose. Sometimes an original, remix, and shortened version look very similar, even though they are different releases.

The order is not saved

Check whether you closed edit mode with the correct button or saved the changes. Then refresh the playlist. Try the website if dragging in the app does not work properly.

The playlist is not visible to others

The list is probably still set to private. Open the settings and check the visibility. Then test the shared link in a private window where you are not logged in.

Which questions are often asked about creating a playlist on Audiomack?

Where can I find my playlists?

Open your library or profile and choose Playlists. Make sure you are logged into the account you used to create the list. If you have multiple accounts, also check the email address or sign-in method used.

Does a playlist work on iPhone and Android?

Yes. The feature is available in the mobile app. The position and name of a button may differ slightly by system and version. The basics stay the same: open a track’s menu and choose the playlist option.

Can I edit a playlist later?

Yes. You can usually manage the title, order, visibility, and tracks. Open the list and choose Edit. Which fields are available can differ by version.

Why do I not see the playlist feature?

Log in, update the app, and open the menu next to a track. Also check whether you are only using a short preview player. Otherwise, try the website or restart the app.

Does removing something from a playlist affect the original track?

No. You only remove the track from your own collection. The release stays on Audiomack as long as the creator or the platform does not remove it.

Can I add the same track to multiple playlists?

Yes. You can usually add a track to multiple playlists of your own. Use the menu each time to choose the list where you want to save the track.

Can I edit someone else’s playlist?

No, not as the owner. You can usually listen to and follow a public playlist, but only the owner can manage the content. Create your own playlist if you want to add, remove, or move tracks yourself.

Can I transfer a playlist from another service?

Audiomack has official help about transferring through an external transfer service. After the transfer, check which tracks were matched correctly and which are missing. Only give an external service access if you understand the terms.

How many tracks should a good playlist contain?

There is no required number. Start with five to fifteen tracks that clearly belong together. Only add more music if the quality and coherence remain good. A short strong playlist is often better than a long messy one.

Which playlist should you create first?

Choose a simple theme that you use often. Make a list with five tracks. Give it a clear title and put the tracks in a pleasant order. Then test the difference between the saved playlist and the temporary queue.

Only expand the list once the basics are right. That way, you avoid duplicate music and an unclear topic. With a small, well-chosen playlist, you will learn the feature faster than with a hundred random tracks.

Listen through the playlist once from start to finish in normal order. Then check the title, visibility, and shareable link. If everything works well, you can add more fitting tracks and share the list publicly.