Skiley

Skiley

Skiley is a free web-based toolkit for organizing Spotify playlists, checking listening stats, and discovering new music, with optional Pro features for automation and mood-based playlists.

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Last Updated Oct 20, 2026
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About

Skiley is a web-based toolkit for managing, analyzing, and discovering music on Spotify. It addresses a gap in Spotify's own interface: the official apps offer limited tools for sorting large playlists, removing duplicate tracks, merging collections, or viewing detailed listening statistics outside of occasional year-end summaries. Skiley bundles these capabilities into a single browser-based service.

The product runs entirely in the browser with no download required. Users sign in with their Spotify account through OAuth2, which means Skiley never sees the Spotify password, and any changes made — sorted playlists, saved tracks, discovered songs — sync back to the Spotify account. Skiley launched in 2018 and reports more than 400,000 users, 15 million playlists managed, and over one billion songs analyzed. It was developed by João Vitor Verona Biazibetti.

Key Features

Playlist sorting and filtering: Sort any playlist by properties such as BPM, key, artist, name, or popularity, and filter tracks by genre, tempo, energy, or other audio features.
Duplicate removal: Find and delete duplicate songs, including versions that differ only as remasters.
True playlist shuffle: Randomize a playlist and save the resulting order permanently, unlike Spotify's built-in shuffle.
Similar playlist generation: Build new playlists starting from any song, artist, or existing playlist.
Merge and organize: Combine multiple playlists, copy playlists, and restructure a library.
Spotify stats: View top songs, artists, and genres at any time rather than waiting for an annual recap.
Comments, trivia, and discovery: Read track comments and curated trivia, watch linked music videos, and receive daily personalized recommendations.

Pricing & Fees

  • Pricing: Core features are free; the site states the service is free forever with no credit card required. Two features — playlist automation (Auto Discover Daily, Release Radar saving) and mood-based playlists — are marked as Pro.
  • Getting started: The site describes a three-step setup that takes about 30 seconds and requires no download.
  • Platforms: Browser-based and accessed through Spotify account sign-in; the site notes it works best on current versions of Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari.
  • Availability of Pro details: Pro plan prices are not publicly listed on the pages reviewed; check the official site for current plans.

Who It's For

Skiley is aimed at Spotify listeners who want more control over their libraries than the native apps provide. DJs and producers can sort tracks by BPM and key to prepare harmonically compatible sets. Runners can build tempo-matched workout playlists. Playlist curators benefit from duplicate removal, merging, and genre filtering. Listeners interested in their own habits can check top songs, artists, and genres on demand, while music explorers use daily recommendations and similar-track discovery to widen what they listen to.

FAQ

What is Skiley?Skiley is a free web-based tool for organizing Spotify playlists, checking listening statistics, and discovering new music, available since 2018.

Is Skiley free to use?The core features are free, with no credit card required; playlist automation and mood-based playlists are labeled as Pro features.

Does Skiley require a download or installation?No. Skiley runs in the browser, and users connect by signing in with their Spotify account.

How does Skiley handle my Spotify credentials?Sign-in uses OAuth2, so the Spotify password is never shared with Skiley; its privacy policy covers both Spotify and YouTube data.

What can Skiley do that Spotify cannot?It can sort playlists by properties such as BPM and key, save a truly randomized order, detect duplicates including remasters, and show top songs, artists, and genres at any time.