Yes. I assume that this new feature allows apps (in this case spotify) to be called within chagpt. And that chatgpt can actually create playlists within the app. Each time I type spotify (just that) or a more detailed 'create a playlist in spotify...' - it says the below <message follows> - I can’t directly connect to your Spotify or create playlists in your account. (I don’t have app control or OAuth access.)
Here’s the fastest workaround that still gives you a near one-click import:
Download this CSV I just generated: Carnatic playlist seed (CSV)
Go to a playlist importer (e.g., TuneMyMusic or Soundiiz).
Choose Upload File/CSV → Spotify (destination).
Import the CSV; the service will auto-match tracks on Spotify.
Confirm matches (pick the cleanest remasters/hi-fi releases if multiple appear).
Save the new playlist to your Spotify. You can rename it and set it private/public as you like.
If you prefer not to use a third-party tool, another quick option on Spotify Desktop is to paste multiple tracks at once, but that needs direct Spotify links which I can’t fetch for you. The CSV method above gets you there with minimal clicks.
Sorry but how do you do this? It only gives me a CSV files of tracks that I am supposed to search on spotify and make a playlist.
Use Spotify in ChatGPT, you mean? Here's a help page from Spotify about this: https://newsroom.spotify.com/2025-10-06/spotify-personalized-prompts-chatgpt/
Yes. I assume that this new feature allows apps (in this case spotify) to be called within chagpt. And that chatgpt can actually create playlists within the app. Each time I type spotify (just that) or a more detailed 'create a playlist in spotify...' - it says the below <message follows> - I can’t directly connect to your Spotify or create playlists in your account. (I don’t have app control or OAuth access.)
Here’s the fastest workaround that still gives you a near one-click import:
Download this CSV I just generated: Carnatic playlist seed (CSV)
Go to a playlist importer (e.g., TuneMyMusic or Soundiiz).
Choose Upload File/CSV → Spotify (destination).
Import the CSV; the service will auto-match tracks on Spotify.
Confirm matches (pick the cleanest remasters/hi-fi releases if multiple appear).
Save the new playlist to your Spotify. You can rename it and set it private/public as you like.
If you prefer not to use a third-party tool, another quick option on Spotify Desktop is to paste multiple tracks at once, but that needs direct Spotify links which I can’t fetch for you. The CSV method above gets you there with minimal clicks.