Whether you’ve added the wrong beat to your workout mix or you simply need a change of pace, removing music from your playlist is a basic function that everyone should understand.
QUICK ANSWER
To remove a song from a playlist on mobile: open the playlist you want to modify → find the song you wish to remove → press ⋮ or long press the song in the playlist → select Remove from this Playlist.
To remove a song from a playlist on desktop: open the playlist you want to modify → find the song you wish to remove → press ··· or right-click the song in the playlist → select Remove from this playlist.
How to remove songs from your Spotify playlist on iOS or Android
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- Navigate to the playlist you want to modify in the Spotify mobile app.
- Find the song you wish to remove.
- Select the ⋮ icon all the way to the right or long press the song itself.
- Select Remove from this Playlist.
How to remove songs from your Spotify playlist on desktop
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- Navigate to the playlist you want to modify in the Spotify desktop app.
- Find the song you wish to remove.
- Select the ··· icon all the way to the right or right-click the song itself.
- Select Remove from this playlist.
Read more: How to combine Spotify playlists
FAQs
Can I remove a song from a collaborative playlist?
Yes, you can. Those who are collaborating with you on the playlist will not be notified, however, so it would be best if you let them know beforehand.
Can I remove songs from somebody else’s playlist that was already set up on Spotify?
No, you cannot. The option to remove songs from others’ playlists, including artist-curated playlists, is non-existent.
What you can do, however, is create a new playlist using all of the songs from that pre-existing playlist, and then remove the songs from the new playlist.
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