Ultimate Guide: Deleting Likes From Every Song on Spotify for a Fresh Start

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What to Know

• PC:Liked Songs >Ctrl+A to highlight all songs > right-click and selectRemove from your Liked Songs .
• Mac:Liked Songs >Cmd+A to highlight all songs > right-click and selectRemove from your Liked Songs .
• Android/iOS:Liked Songs > select song >Context Menu (three dots) >Remove from this playlist .

Spotify makes it easy to track songs you enjoy, as the Like feature lets you automatically add songs to a folder. However, you may find yourself wanting to curate your Liked Songs playlist once it’s filled with hundreds or thousands of songs.

Removing one song at a time can be tedious, but this article will teach you an easy way to unlike all songs on Spotify so you can clear your Liked Songs list.

Is There a Way to Unlike All Songs on Spotify?

You can’t unlike all songs simultaneously in the Spotify app, but the Windows and Mac desktop apps let you delete all liked songs at once.

Here’s how to mass delete all songs on Spotify’s desktop apps:

The process of deleting liked songs is nearly identical on Windows and Mac. The screenshots below correspond to the Spotify app for Mac, but Windows-specific commands are noted where appropriate.

1. Open the Spotify desktop app on your Mac or Windows computer.
2. Click theLiked Songs tab from the menu on the left.
   
3. PressCmd+A on your keyboard to select all songs in the playlist. On Windows, pressCtrl+A .

4. Right-click the highlighted songs and selectRemove from your Liked Songs . Alternatively, press theDelete key on your keyboard and confirm by clickingRemove .

Unfortunately, you can’t select and delete your entire Liked Songs playlist on the Spotify Web Player (browser app). However, you can useCommand+Click to delete batches of songs.

How Do You Delete All Liked Songs on Spotify on Mobile?

While it’s possible to delete all of your liked songs on Spotify’s iOS and Android apps, it’s a tedious process. Neither app offers a batch delete option, which means you’ll have to tap each song individually to remove it.

Follow the steps below to remove liked Spotify songs on mobile:

The process for unliking songs is identical on Spotify’s Android and iOS apps. However, the screenshots below were taken on an Android.

1. Open the Spotify app and tapYour Library in the bottom-right corner.
2. TapLiked Songs .
   
3. Find a song you’d like to remove and tap theContext Menu (three dots) to the right of the song, then tapRemove from this playlist to remove a song.

How Do I Reset My Liked Songs on Spotify?

Unlike your Spotify playlists , there is no way to delete the Liked Songs folder. The only way to reset it is to delete songs from it.

However, you don’t need to delete all of your liked songs. If you’d like to curate your Liked Songs playlist while keeping specific tracks, use the method below to manually delete batches of songs at once:

1. Open the Spotify desktop app on your Mac or Windows computer.
2. Click theLiked Songs tab from the menu on the left.
   
3. Press and hold theCommand key and click the songs you’d like to delete. Alternatively, hold theShift key to select a large batch of songs in a row. On Windows: Press and hold theShift key.

4. Right-click the highlighted songs and selectRemove from your Liked Songs . Alternatively, press theDelete key on your keyboard.

How to Share Liked Songs on Spotify

FAQ

• How many songs can you like on Spotify?
  You can like an unlimited number of tracks on Spotify. Previously, Spotify limited the number of songs you could add to your library to 10,000. Now, all Spotify users on all tiers can save and like as many songs as they want.
• How do you like a song on Spotify?
  To like a song on Spotify, select the+ (Plus) icon next to the song’s name. Spotify saves your liked songs into two playlists. This playlist holds songs you liked while browsing music or when listening to a Spotify radio station.

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