Playlist Maker and Playlist Generator
A playlist maker builds a playlist from a plain-language description, and Spotivibly uses AI to turn a mood, genre, activity, artist or era into a playlist of up to 50 tracks. It is free for 1 playlist a day with no account, or 3 a day with a free account.
Type a vibe, mood, era, or set of artists and Spotivibly's AI builds a playlist from real Spotify catalogue data, typically in under two minutes. Free to start, no login required.
Connect Spotify to save the result to your own library or export it to YouTube. Every track is validated against Spotify's catalogue before the playlist is created.
How the generator chooses tracks
Every playlist runs through four stages. AI research proposes candidate tracks from your prompt, each one is validated against Spotify's catalogue so it actually exists, a refinement pass replaces anything that came back wrong, and the survivors are searched and saved. The validation stage is why you do not get invented song titles.
What you can type into it
Use plain language. A mood, an era, a genre, an occasion, or a list of artists to build around. Prompts like a rainy Sunday in 1974 or something between Burial and Aphex Twin are handled the same way as a straightforward request for 90s rock.
Saving to Spotify or YouTube
You can generate without an account at all. Saving to your own Spotify library asks you to connect it, and exporting to YouTube works the same way. Spotivibly never asks for your Spotify password and is not affiliated with Spotify.
Prompt ideas with a clear starting point
Start with one anchor and one constraint. Try "80s synth-pop" with a mood, or "calm piano for reading" with an activity. An artist, genre or decade gives the research a starting point. Keep the request focused, then change one detail when you want to explore a different selection of songs.
Playlists from one artist's catalogue
Requests like "Cornel Palade hits" or "best of Queen" switch to that artist's own Spotify catalogue: top tracks, albums, singles and appears-on releases. Tracks by other artists are then removed. A thin catalogue produces a shorter playlist, not filler from unrelated performers, even when you ask for more tracks than are available.
Building a playlist around an activity
Activities work as prompts. A run, a dinner party, a long drive or a study session each suggest a range of energy and a style. Add a genre or a decade to the activity and the research stage has two signals to agree on, which keeps the playlist on one sound instead of drifting between styles.
Sharing what you generate
Each generated playlist gets a link you can share. Anyone who opens it sees the full track list and can open the playlist on Spotify. Saving a copy into your own Spotify library is a separate step, and it is the only step that asks you to connect your Spotify account.
Prompts beyond English
Try "Smiley cele mai bune" or "old 90s Bollywood" without translating the request first. These prompts go through the same research and catalogue validation as English requests. Name the music you want to hear, then review the returned tracks. Results depend on what can be found in the Spotify catalogue.
After your playlist is generated
Your playlist gets its own page listing every track. Play it on Spotify, connect Spotify to save it to your library, export to YouTube or share the link. If the selection needs a different direction, regenerate with a changed prompt. Keep one part of the description and adjust another to compare results.
Frequently asked questions
Is the playlist generator free?
Yes. 1 playlist a day with no account and 3 a day with a free account, with no card required. Pro is EUR 4.99 a month and raises the limit to 100 tracks per playlist.
Do I need to connect my Spotify account?
Not to generate. You connect Spotify only when you want the playlist saved to your own library. Spotivibly never asks for your Spotify password and is not affiliated with Spotify.
Do I need Spotify Premium?
No. Spotivibly works with a free Spotify account. It is a playlist creator, not a Premium workaround, and it gives no access to Premium features.
How does the generator find real songs?
AI research proposes candidate tracks from your prompt. Each one is checked against the Spotify catalogue, and a refinement pass replaces tracks that do not resolve. The check confirms a song exists. It does not measure tempo or audio features.
How many tracks will my playlist have?
You choose 10 to 50 tracks on the free tier and up to 100 on Pro. A narrow prompt, or one artist with a small catalogue, can return fewer tracks than requested rather than padding the list with other artists.
How long does it take?
Usually under two minutes. Most of that time goes on researching the prompt and checking each candidate track against Spotify.
Can I save the playlist to YouTube?
Yes. The same playlist can be exported to YouTube, and existing playlists can be converted between Spotify and YouTube.