Transfer from one Apple Music account to another

[mcvaughan]

Want to put my girlfriend on my account. She has her own right now. How to do this without her losing her music/ playlists?

 

[Julien]

Just use a backup to restore her library after you add her.

 

[M. Gustave]

Want to put my girlfriend on my account. She has her own right now. How to do this without her losing her music/ playlists?

Then you won't both be able to listen at the same time. And all your music and likes/dislikes will be mixed together. Is it worth saving $5 a month?

 

[Julien]

Then you won't both be able to listen at the same time. And all your music and likes/dislikes will be mixed together. Is it worth saving $5 a month?

I was assuming the OP meant add to their family plan. If not then it is a bad and wrong idea.

 

[mcvaughan]

Yes, family plan.

 

[bob24]

Yes, family plan.

Then you have nothing to transfer.

Just follow these steps to create a family group and invite her to the group: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201088

This will not affect her Apple Music library in any way or delete anything, but once this is done and if you have a family subscription on your account, she can disable her own Apple Music subscription and will still be able to access the service from her account. Your accounts and libraries will remain separate but she will be able to use your family subscription.

Not as well that after you do that all iTunes purchases made from her Apple ID (apps, music, movies, subscriptions, etc) will be charged to your credit card.

 

[mcvaughan]

Then you have nothing to transfer.

Just follow these steps to create a family group and invite her to the group: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201088

This will not affect her Apple Music library in any way or delete anything, but once this is done and if you have a family subscription on your account, she can disable her own Apple Music subscription and will still be able to access the service from her account. Your accounts and libraries will remain separate but she will be able to use your family subscription.

Not as well that after you do that all iTunes purchases made from her Apple ID (apps, music, movies, subscriptions, etc) will be charged to your credit card.

My concern was that she may lose her playlists and such from the original account?

 

[Julien]

My concern was that she may lose her playlists and such from the original account?

You are not likely to lose your backup. Make an extra backup of just the iTunes library to be safe and keep it off site.

 

[bob24]

My concern was that she may lose her playlists and such from the original account?

She will keep everything. Just make sure that before she disables her individual subscription, her account is successfully added to your "family" and you have an active family subscription to Apple Music.

I did this myself with my girlfriend and brother and there was no issue with then losing anything.