Now that we’ve shown you how you can transfer separate songs or even your entire music library via iMusic. Copy Whole Playlist from iTunes to USB Flash Drive via iMusic Then, you can finish up the transfer by clicking the OK button. Once you’ve done that, you’ll need to also locate and select the folder that you want to copy your iTunes music onto. Once you’ve selected the files that you want to copy to your USB, you’ll need to locate and select the Export option (which is marked in the image below.) The option to “Export to My Computer” will pop-up after this, make sure to select that as well.įinally, you need to browse for your USB/External Drive on the “Browse for Folder” window that pops-up. Next, you can either use the select all boxes feature by clicking the box at the very top of the list (as is pointed out in the image below), or you can selectively select which songs you want to transfer and which files you don’t by leaving their boxes marked and not marked respectively. This page will preview all the available songs on your device. All you have to do is drag the desired media from your iTunes library and drop it onto the “iTunes Music” folder, as is shown in the image below.ĭownload Now Download Now Step 1 - iTunes LibraryĪfter launching the iMusic software, is to move to the ITUNES LIBRARY page.
Next, launch your iTunes and use the drag and drop method in order to manually export your Apple Music to the new “iTunes Music” folder that you created.
For our sample, we named it iTunes Music. Just select New Folder and name the folder you want to store your music on. The New Folder option is available on the “Home” tab on Windows Explorer. Next, create a folder to store your iTunes music. This, of course, would imply that you already have the USB connected to your PC. Steps to Copy Music from iTunes to USB Flash Drive via iTunes Directlyįirst, you’ll need to look for your USB or External drive on the This PC tab on Windows Explorer.
Now, as convenient as this free feature might sound, there are some limitations to using it, which includes the following:ĭirect connection to iTunes is impossible (music must be exported manually)Ĭannot Transfer DRM music (iTunes protected) It doesn’t matter what type it is, so long as it can fit the music that you want to copy from your iTunes library. This feature is not available for a Mac OS (unless you download another software.) For this, you’ll need to have a USB or External Drive ready. The first method that we’re going to be demonstrating, is the straightforward manual method via the available features on a Windows OS PC. Copy Music from iTunes to USB Flash Drive via iTunes Directly
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