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Spotify launches 'Prompted Playlists' in new markets: How to use
The feature was first introduced in October

Spotify launches 'Prompted Playlists' in new markets: How to use

Feb 24, 2026
11:49 am

What's the story

Spotify has expanded its innovative "Prompted Playlists" feature to Premium subscribers in the UK, Ireland, Australia, and Sweden. The move comes after successful tests of the AI-powered tool in New Zealand and launches in the US and Canada. The new feature lets users create custom playlists by simply describing what they want to listen to with their own words.

User experience

How to create a prompted playlist

To use the feature, users just have to tap "Create" and select "Prompted Playlist," before entering any prompt in English. The tool is designed to understand themes like moods, aesthetics, and even memories. Users can be as broad or specific as they want with their prompts, covering musical eras, genres, activities, lyrics, instruments, or even asking for a playlist inspired by a TV show, movie, or personal milestone.

Playlist generation

AI curates a personalized playlist

Once a prompt is entered, Spotify's AI curates a personalized playlist based on the request. The system uses the user's listening history and takes into account current music and cultural trends. Each song in the playlist also comes with a short explanation that provides insight into why it was chosen for that particular collection of tracks.

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User control

Users can refine their playlists

Users have the option to refine their playlists by adjusting their prompts or starting over. For those whose musical tastes are constantly changing, playlists can be set to auto-refresh on a daily or weekly basis. However, as this feature is still in beta, Spotify has warned that there may be changes based on user feedback and usage limits are currently in place.

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Tech advancements

Spotify continues to enhance its platform with new features

Spotify has been on a roll, expanding its AI capabilities across the platform. The company recently launched Page Match, letting users scan a physical book page to jump to the corresponding spot in an audiobook. It also updated its song lyrics feature for global translations and offline access. Last week, SeatGeek partnered with Spotify to help listeners easily find concert ticket links on an artist's page or upcoming tour dates within the app.

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