How to Transfer Playlist from iPad to iTunes

Question: I love the fact that I can create my own ipod playlists on the iPad but my problem is after spending so much time creating my playlist then if I need to sync with iTunes my playlist will be deleted after I sync. Is there any way to transfer my own playlists from iPad to iTunes?

Analysis: iTunes sync will erase all the corresponded data. So, the playlist created before on iPad will disappear. Meanwhile, for the advanced iOS device, it only allows file transfer on one side – iTunes to iDevice, which is really unhandy for an iOS user.

It is a rosy thing that you can create your own playlists on iPad. However, with iTunes sync, all the playlists will be gone forever. Right? Having wasting so much time on creating, do you think it is a disaster for you? To prevent your own playlist being covered, a third transfer tool will be beneficial since iDevice only supports one way for copy.

AnyTrans is the powerful third-party transfer utility that enables you to move music, playlists, video and other media files back to your iTunes. And during the process of moving, all the settings, such as album and genre, will be transferred together. This software provides Mac version and Windows version, and supports iOS Devices in iOS 9/8/7/6/5, which means almost all iPad models are supported, no matter iPad mini or new released iPad Pro.

> To sync music between iDevices, please visit How to Transfer Music from iPod to iTunes.

How to Transfer Playlist from iPad to iTunes without Erasing

With AnyTrans free trial, now you can easily get media files back to your iTunes library, no matter on Windows or Mac computer. Let's follow the 3 steps below to copy playlist from iPad to iTunes.

Step 1. Download and install AnyTrans on your computer.

Step 2. Run AnyTrans and connect your device to computer > Click Content to iTunes.

Step 3. Select Playlists and then click button to transfer your playlists from iPad to iTunes.