


The first way is to locate the playlist you want to share in the Playlists section of the app’s left-column navigation. There are two ways to share playlists in the Spotify desktop app. Share a playlist from the Spotify desktop app People who click on the button will be taken to the same web-based Spotify player as on Twitter. Sharing via Facebook, on the other hand, sends an image to the Facebook app along with a customized Play on Spotify button, which you can then share to your feed or your Facebook Story. Twitter, for instance, uses a URL link and automatically pre-populates a tweet with it. Keep in mind, they don't all share the same way. Step 4: Follow the prompts that each option gives you to share your playlist via these services.

This is your playlist's share code, a unique identifier that anyone with the Spotify app can use to immediately jump to the playlist. You'll also notice that there's a colored bar immediately below the cover art that has what appears to be an audio wave graphic - a series of long and short vertical lines next to the Spotify logo. Step 2: Click the Three dots and a menu will open. Beneath the description, you'll see a heart, a download icon, and three dots. The first thing you'll see is the name and the cover art of the playlist. Step 1: To share a Spotify playlist using the mobile app, first select a playlist from the Home, Search, or Your library tabs.
