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Today, I'm going to show you how to create a shared collaborative Apple Music playlist
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If you're going on a road trip, or planning a party, or any kind of themed event, you
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and your friends can build a playlist together. Now, this feature does require iOS 17.3
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Make sure you have that installed, and everybody who you want to collaborate with also needs
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to update as well. Now, in Apple Music, here's how you set it up
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You go to Playlists, New Playlist. I'm just going to type in Shared Playlist, Create
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And you tap this People icon in the top. It'll say Invite People to Join
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If you check Approve Collaborators, then you'll need to approve everybody who wants to join
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the playlist. If you uncheck it, then anybody with the link can join and add songs to it
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So I'll tap Start Collaborating. The share sheet will come up where you can invite people
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I'm going to close that for now. You can also tap the People icon again, and tap QR Code
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That'll bring up a QR code that anybody can use to join
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Here's one I made earlier. Let me show you how it works
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So you can just tap Add Music to search for music from your library, or search for songs
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It'll also have suggested songs along the bottom. Just tap the plus to add any of them
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On the Now Playing screen for any of these songs, you can react with an emoji to any
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of them. Tap this button. You can pick any of these six. Or you can tap the plus and do any emoji at all
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To edit the playlist, you tap the three dots on the top, tap Edit
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You can drag to rearrange them, or tap the minus to delete them
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If at any point you want to end the collaboration, you tap this button again, and you can swipe
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left on anybody to remove them. Or you can tap Stop to end the shared playlist, and then it'll just be a normal one
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Overall, it's a great feature. I recommend you check it out
