With the free Windows program and the Android app doubleTwist, you can easily synchronize your iTunes library with Android. iTunes and Android: Synchronize with doubleTwist You can also drag and drop music files in the browser window / © NextPitĪccording to the YouTube Music support pages, the upload feature is compatible with files in the following formats: FLAC, M4A, MP3, OGG, and WMA. The web version will automatically sync with the YouTube Music app on your phone – open it, tap Library and you'll see your music starting to appear. Uploading large music collections can take a while, but as you don't have to physically connect your phone to your computer, you can go about your day while the browser window does its work. If it is the first time you are uploading files to the service, you will be required to Accept the service's policy.Confirm the selection - clicking on Open in Windows, for example.In the file browser window, open the iTunes folder and choose the desired music files.Option 2: Click on your profile picture.This option is especially easy to use on a PC. Option 1: Simply drag and drop your music files in the browser window. To upload files, simply access, login with your Google account and choose one of the options: Related: Google Play Music discontinued: how to transfer to YouTube Music.To sync the two systems, you'll need to download the YouTube Music app on your phone, but upload music files using the web browser. Best of all - it's compatible with iTunes. YouTube Music provides cloud storage for up to 100.000 songs, similar to its predecessor Google Play Music, accessible from both your desktop and your phone. Transfer iTunes to Android using YouTube Music

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