Apple Music now has its own dedicated ChatGPT integration, letting the AI recommend songs, generate playlists, and even let you preview music right inside ChatGPT.
This integration doesn’t let you play full songs directly in ChatGPT, but it does let the AI help you discover music and build playlists based on natural language prompts. It works similarly to Spotify’s integration but with a few perks unique to Apple Music.
One standout feature: you can actually play sample clips of songs Apple Music recommends. Say you ask ChatGPT for the top five hits of 2025 – it’ll list them, and you can preview those tracks right inside the chat. Spotify doesn’t offer this kind of media preview.
You can connect Apple Music with ChatGPT. | Image credit – MacRumors
Even if you don’t have an Apple Music subscription, you can still search the catalog for artists, albums, songs, and playlists. Subscribers get the full benefit, including personalized playlist creation based on your prompts.
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Adding Apple Music to ChatGPT is simple: go to Settings in the ChatGPT Mac app, iOS app, or web version, select Apps, choose Apple Music, and sign in with your Apple ID to authorize.
Why this matters
I’ve lost count of how many times I couldn’t remember a song title but knew the tune or where it came from. With this integration, you can just ask ChatGPT, and it can quickly point you to the track. From discovering new music to smarter playlist curation, the possibilities are huge.
Would you use ChatGPT to make playlists in Apple Music?
Absolutely, that sounds super convenient.
16.67%
Maybe, if the recommendations are good.
0%
Rarely, I prefer doing it myself.
33.33%
Not at all, AI isn’t my style .
50%
AI makes music discovery easier
Normally, I don’t get too excited about new AI features, but this one is genuinely useful. Browsing and curating music is fun, but it can also be time-consuming. With AI helping out, you can explore new tracks or get recommendations in a fraction of the time.
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