For audiophiles who refuse to settle
YouTube compresses audio to 128kbps. Apple Music streams up to 24-bit/192kHz lossless. Find any song instantly.
Go from compressed YouTube audio to Apple Music lossless quality
YouTube was built for video, not audio fidelity. Here's what you're missing.
Found a great song on YouTube? Paste the URL. We extract the song info and find the lossless version on Apple Music.
Search any song or artist. Get links to both Apple Music and YouTube for every result. Preview before you commit.
Open directly in the Apple Music app — not the web player. Hear every detail in up to 24-bit/192kHz with Dolby Atmos.
Watching a song on YouTube? Just add yt2apple.vercel.app/ before the URL and hit Enter. No need to delete anything — just prefix it. Instant lossless.
The fastest way to go from discovering a song on YouTube to hearing it in lossless quality on Apple Music. No compressed-audio compromises.
Other converters link to the web player, which doesn't support lossless. We open songs directly in the Apple Music app on Mac and iOS.
Our database of verified song mappings is built by real listeners. Instant, accurate matches — no guessing.
Unlike tools that cap you at 3 searches per day or push premium plans. Unlimited searches, forever free.
Install our free extension and it automatically detects songs on YouTube, opening them in Apple Music with one click.
Download the extension →YouTube compresses all audio to approximately 128kbps AAC (or lower on mobile) because it prioritizes video bandwidth. Apple Music offers lossless ALAC at up to 24-bit/192kHz — the same quality as the studio master. The difference is especially noticeable on good headphones or speakers.
Paste any YouTube video URL into the search bar above. YT2Apple Music identifies the song and shows the matching Apple Music link. Click "Listen in Lossless" to open it directly in the Apple Music app.
Yes, completely free with no daily limits, no signup, and no premium plans. We use the iTunes Search API and a community-powered database.
Yes — we open songs in the native Apple Music app (not the web player). The native app supports Lossless, Hi-Res Lossless, and Dolby Atmos Spatial Audio, depending on your settings and hardware.
Many songs on Apple Music support Dolby Atmos Spatial Audio, which creates an immersive 3D listening experience. YouTube doesn't offer this. When you open a song from YT2Apple Music, Spatial Audio plays automatically if the track supports it and you have compatible headphones.
Song.link creates universal links but doesn't let you search by song name, doesn't open the native Apple Music app (so no lossless), and isn't designed for audiophiles. YT2Apple Music is purpose-built for people who want to go from compressed YouTube audio to lossless Apple Music quality.