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Tools & Actions (88 available)

Add item to playback queue: Add an item to the end of the user's current playback queue. This API only works for users who have Spotify Premium. The order of execution is not guaranteed when you use this API with other Player API endpoints. Required scope: user-modify-playback-state Note: Only tracks and episodes can be added to the queue. Albums and playlists cannot be added directly.
Add items to playlist: Add one or more items to a user's playlist.
Change playlist details: Change a playlist's name and public/private state. The user must own the playlist. This action allows updating the playlist name, description, public/private status, and collaborative mode. At least one of the optional parameters (name, public, collaborative, description) must be provided. Important constraints: - collaborative can only be set to true on non-public playlists (when public is false) - Requires OAuth scope: playlist-modify-public (for public playlists) or playlist-modify-private (for private playlists) - The playlist must be owned by the authenticated user
Check User's Saved Episodes: Check if one or more podcast episodes are saved in the current Spotify user's 'Your Episodes' library. Returns an array of boolean values corresponding to each episode ID provided. **Required OAuth Scope:** user-library-read **Note:** This endpoint is currently in beta and may change without notice.
Check User's Saved Tracks: Check if one or more tracks is already saved in the current Spotify user's 'Your Music' library. Returns an array of boolean values indicating whether each track is saved (true) or not (false), in the same order as the requested IDs.
Check if user follows artists or users: Check to see if the current user is following one or more artists or other Spotify users.
Check if users follow playlist: Check if the current authenticated user is following a specified playlist. This endpoint checks whether the authenticated user follows the given playlist. It returns a boolean value indicating whether the user follows the playlist. Important: Despite the parameter being named 'ids', this endpoint only works for checking if the current authenticated user follows a playlist. You cannot check if arbitrary users follow a playlist. Note: The playlist must be public or the requesting user must own the playlist.
Check user s saved albums: Check if one or more albums is already saved in the current Spotify user's 'Your Music' library.
Check user s saved audiobooks: Check if one or more audiobooks are already saved in the current Spotify user's library. Returns an array of boolean values indicating whether each audiobook (by ID) is saved in the user's library. Requires user-library-read scope.
Check user's saved shows: Check if one or more shows is already saved in the current Spotify user's library. This endpoint checks whether the specified shows are saved in the authenticated user's library. It returns a list of boolean values, one for each show ID provided, indicating whether that show is saved.
Create playlist: Create a playlist for a Spotify user. (The playlist will be empty until you [add tracks](/documentation/web-api/reference/add-tracks-to-playlist).) Each user is generally limited to a maximum of 11000 playlists.
Follow artists or users: Follow one or more artists or Spotify users on behalf of the current authenticated user. This action adds the specified artists or users to the current user's "Following" list, making their content appear in the user's personalized feed. The operation is idempotent - attempting to follow an already-followed artist/user will succeed without error. Required OAuth scope: user-follow-modify Common use cases: - Follow an artist after liking their music - Follow multiple artists at once (up to 50) - Follow other Spotify users to see their public playlists and activity Note: Artist IDs can be obtained from search results, track objects, or album objects. User IDs can be obtained from user profile endpoints or playlist owner information.
Follow playlist: Add the current user as a follower of a playlist. This action adds the current user as a follower of a specified playlist. The 'public' parameter controls whether the playlist will appear in the user's public profile (visible to others) or remain private (only visible to the user). This operation is idempotent - if the user is already following the playlist, the operation will still succeed without error. Required OAuth scopes: - playlist-modify-public: For following playlists publicly - playlist-modify-private: For following playlists privately Note: Following a playlist does not make you its owner. You can follow any playlist (public, private, or collaborative) if you know its Spotify ID.
Get Album Details: Get Spotify catalog information for a single album. Returns comprehensive album data including metadata, track listing, artist information, cover artwork, popularity score, and availability by market. Use this to fetch details about any album in Spotify's catalog using its unique album ID.
Get Artist's Top Tracks: Get Spotify catalog information about an artist's top tracks by country/market. Returns up to 10 of the artist's most popular tracks in the specified market. Each track includes detailed metadata such as album information, duration, popularity score (0-100), explicit content flag, and preview URLs. Use cases: - Display an artist's most popular songs in a specific region - Build artist profile pages with top tracks - Recommend popular content from an artist to users Note: Track popularity varies by market. The same artist may have different top tracks in different countries based on regional streaming patterns.
Get Available Devices: Get information about the user's available Spotify Connect devices. Returns a list of devices that can be used for playback, including their names, types (computer, smartphone, speaker), active status, volume levels, and whether they support API control. Useful for checking available playback targets before transferring playback or controlling volume. Requires the 'user-read-playback-state' scope. Note: Some device models are not supported and will not be listed in the API response.
Get Category's Playlists: Get Spotify playlists tagged with a specific category (e.g., 'workout', 'party', 'dinner'). Returns a paginated list of playlists for the specified category. Use the limit and offset parameters to control pagination. Category IDs can be obtained from the Get Several Browse Categories endpoint. NOTE: This endpoint is deprecated as of November 2024 and may return 403 Forbidden for apps without extended quota access that was approved before November 27, 2024. Consider alternative endpoints for new implementations.
Get Track's Audio Analysis: Get a comprehensive audio analysis for a Spotify track. Returns detailed structural and musical characteristics including: - Meta information (analyzer version, timestamp, processing time) - Track properties (tempo, key, mode, time signature, loudness, duration) - Temporal structure (bars, beats, sections, tatums) - Segments with pitch content and timbre characteristics All timing values are in seconds. Confidence scores range from 0.0 to 1.0. Useful for music analysis, visualization, and recommendation systems.
Get User's Saved Shows: Get a list of shows saved in the current Spotify user's library. Optional parameters can be used to limit the number of shows returned.
Get User's Saved Tracks: Get a list of the songs saved in the current Spotify user's 'Your Music' library. Returns paginated results with track details including album info, artists, duration, popularity, and when each track was saved.
Get User's Top Artists: Get the current user's top artists based on calculated affinity. This endpoint retrieves the current user's top artists based on their listening history and calculated affinity. The affinity is computed over a specified time frame (short_term, medium_term, or long_term). Required OAuth Scope: user-top-read Returns a paginated list of artist objects including their name, popularity, genres, images, and follower counts. Useful for understanding user preferences and music taste.
Get User's Top Tracks: Get the current user's top tracks based on calculated affinity. Returns the user's most-played tracks over different time periods based on their listening history and calculated affinity. Required OAuth Scope: user-top-read Note: The Spotify API limits results to the top 50 tracks per time range. Returns detailed track information including artist names, album details, popularity scores, duration, and preview URLs. Useful for understanding user listening preferences and music taste.
Get a chapter: Get Spotify catalog information for a single audiobook chapter including name, description, duration, release date, narrators, and playback information. Audiobook chapters are only available within the US, UK, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand and Australia markets. Use this action to retrieve detailed metadata about a specific chapter when you have its Spotify ID.
Get album tracks: Get Spotify catalog information about an album's tracks. Optional parameters can be used to limit the number of tracks returned.
Get an audiobook: Get Spotify catalog information for a single audiobook. Audiobooks are only available within the US, UK, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand and Australia markets.
Get artist: Get detailed Spotify catalog information for a single artist. Returns comprehensive artist data including the artist's name, genres, follower count, profile images, popularity score (0-100), and links to their Spotify profile. Use this action to retrieve metadata about any artist in the Spotify catalog.
Get artist s albums: Get Spotify catalog information about an artist's albums.
Get artist s related artists: Get Spotify catalog information about artists similar to a given artist. Similarity is based on analysis of the Spotify community's listening history.
Get audiobook chapters: Get Spotify catalog information about an audiobook's chapters. Audiobooks are only available within the US, UK, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand and Australia markets.
Get available genre seeds: Get available genre seeds for Spotify recommendations. Returns a list of genre strings that can be used as seed_genres parameter when requesting music recommendations. These genres represent the full set of available genre seeds on Spotify. No parameters are required for this endpoint. Note: This endpoint is deprecated but still functional as of the current API version.
Get available markets: Get the list of markets where Spotify is available. Returns an array of ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country codes.
Get current user s playlists: Get a list of the playlists owned or followed by the current Spotify user. Returns a paginated list of playlists (both public and private) that the current user owns or follows. Each playlist includes basic metadata such as name, description, owner information, track count, images, and collaborative/public status. Use the limit and offset parameters to paginate through results. The response includes pagination links (next/previous) for easier navigation through large result sets.
Get current user s profile: Get detailed profile information about the current authenticated user. This endpoint returns comprehensive user profile data including display name, email address, country, subscription level (premium/free), explicit content settings, profile images, follower count, and Spotify URIs. Required OAuth scopes: - user-read-private: Required to access country, product (subscription level), and explicit content settings - user-read-email: Required to access the user's email address Returns a private user object with all available profile information for the authenticated user.
Get currently playing track: Get the object currently being played on the user's Spotify account.
Get episode: Get Spotify catalog information for a single podcast episode identified by its unique Spotify ID. This endpoint retrieves detailed information about a podcast episode including its name, description, duration, release date, cover art, show information, and playback status. It can also return the user's resume point if the user-read-playback-position scope is authorized. Episodes are podcast content on Spotify. Use this endpoint to get metadata and playback information for a specific episode when you have its Spotify ID.
Get featured playlists: Get a list of Spotify's editorially curated featured playlists. These are the playlists shown on a Spotify player's 'Browse' tab and are updated regularly by Spotify's editorial team. The response includes a localized message and a paginated list of simplified playlist objects.
Get followed artists: Get all artists followed by the current user. Returns a cursor-paginated list of artist objects with full details including name, genres, popularity, images, and follower counts. Use the 'after' parameter to navigate through pages of results. Requires the 'user-follow-read' authorization scope.
Get new releases: Get a list of new album releases featured in Spotify (shown, for example, on a Spotify player's "Browse" tab).
Get playback state: Get information about the user's current playback state, including track or episode, progress, and active device. Returns detailed playback information when content is actively playing, including the current track/episode, playback progress, device details, repeat/shuffle state, and playback context. Returns HTTP 204 (No Content) when nothing is currently playing. Requires OAuth scope: user-read-playback-state
Get playlist: Get a playlist owned by a Spotify user. This endpoint retrieves detailed information about a specific Spotify playlist, including its metadata (name, description, public/collaborative status), owner information, cover images, and the tracks/episodes it contains. The response includes a paginated tracks object with full details about each item in the playlist. Required OAuth scope: playlist-read-private (for private playlists) or playlist-read-collaborative (for collaborative playlists). Public playlists can be accessed without special scopes.
Get playlist cover image: Get the current image(s) associated with a specific playlist. Returns an array of image objects containing the URL, height, and width of each cover image. The array may be empty if the playlist has no cover image, or contain up to three images returned by size in descending order. Note: The source URL for the image is temporary and will expire in less than a day.
Get playlist items: Get full details of the items of a playlist owned by a Spotify user. This endpoint retrieves the tracks and/or episodes in a playlist. It supports pagination and allows filtering the response fields for optimization.
Get recently played tracks: Get tracks from the current user's recently played tracks. _**Note**: Currently doesn't support podcast episodes._
Get recommendations: Get track recommendations based on seed artists, genres, and/or tracks. At least one seed is required (up to 5 total). Optionally tune recommendations with audio feature parameters (acousticness, danceability, energy, etc.). IMPORTANT: This endpoint requires Spotify Extended API Access (restricted since Nov 27, 2024). Accounts without extended access will receive a 404 error. See: https://developer.spotify.com/blog/2024-11-27-changes-to-the-web-api Returns a list of recommended tracks with full track metadata including artists, album info, and audio features.
Get several albums: Get Spotify catalog information for multiple albums identified by their Spotify IDs. Returns detailed album data including name, artists, tracks, release date, images, and more. Maximum 20 album IDs per request.
Get several artists: Get Spotify catalog information for several artists based on their Spotify IDs.
Get several audiobooks: Retrieve Spotify catalog information for multiple audiobooks in a single request. This action fetches detailed metadata for up to 50 audiobooks at once using their Spotify IDs. Each audiobook object includes: - Title, description, and edition information - Authors and narrators - Chapter information and count - Cover images in multiple sizes - Language and market availability - Publisher and copyright details Audiobooks that don't exist or are unavailable in the requested market will appear as null in the response array (not omitted). **Important**: Audiobooks are only available in US, UK, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, and Australia markets. Specify the market parameter to ensure content availability for your target region. **Use Cases**: - Bulk retrieval of audiobook metadata - Validating audiobook availability across markets - Building audiobook catalogs or collections - Displaying audiobook details in applications
Get several browse categories: Get a list of categories used to tag items in Spotify (on, for example, the Spotify player's "Browse" tab).
Get several chapters: Get Spotify catalog information for several audiobook chapters identified by their Spotify IDs. This endpoint allows you to fetch detailed information about up to 50 chapters at once, including chapter metadata, duration, descriptions, images, and parent audiobook information. Chapters are only available within the US, UK, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand and Australia markets.
Get several episodes: Get Spotify catalog information for several episodes based on their Spotify IDs.
Get several shows: Get Spotify catalog information for several shows (podcasts) based on their Spotify IDs. This endpoint allows you to retrieve detailed information about multiple shows in a single request, with a maximum of 50 show IDs per request.
Get several tracks: Get Spotify catalog information for multiple tracks based on their Spotify IDs.
Get several tracks audio features: Get audio features for multiple tracks based on their Spotify IDs. Returns audio feature information for multiple tracks including danceability, energy, loudness, speechiness, acousticness, instrumentalness, liveness, valence, tempo, and other musical attributes. Note: This endpoint was deprecated by Spotify on November 27, 2024. Applications created or approved after this date will receive 403 Forbidden errors. Only applications with existing extended mode Web API access that were relying on this endpoint before the cutoff date remain unaffected.
Get show: Get Spotify catalog information for a single show (podcast) identified by its unique Spotify ID.
Get show episodes: Get Spotify catalog information about a show's episodes. Optional parameters can be used to limit the number of episodes returned. This endpoint retrieves a paginated list of episodes for a specific podcast/show.
Get single browse category: Get a single category used to tag items in Spotify (on, for example, the Spotify player's "Browse" tab). Returns detailed information about the category including its name, icons, and unique identifier.
Get the user's queue: Get the list of tracks and episodes in the user's playback queue. Returns the currently playing track/episode and the queue of upcoming items. This is a read-only operation that does not modify the queue. Requirements: - Spotify Premium subscription required - Requires one of these OAuth scopes: - user-read-currently-playing - user-read-playback-state - An active Spotify session (user must be logged in on a device) Returns: - currently_playing: The track or episode currently playing (may be null) - queue: List of tracks/episodes queued for playback (may be empty) Common errors: - 403 Forbidden: Premium subscription required or insufficient OAuth scopes - 204 No Content: No active playback session
Get track: Get Spotify catalog information for a single track identified by its unique Spotify ID.
Get track's audio features: Get audio feature information for a single track identified by its unique Spotify ID. Note: This endpoint was deprecated by Spotify on November 27, 2024. Applications created or approved after this date will receive 403 Forbidden errors. Only applications with existing extended mode Web API access that were relying on this endpoint before the cutoff date remain unaffected.
Get user s saved albums: Get a list of albums saved in the current Spotify user's library ('Your Music'). Returns a paginated list of albums that the user has saved to their library, including when each album was added and full album details (tracks, artists, images, etc.). Supports pagination via limit and offset parameters, and can filter by market availability. Required OAuth scope: user-library-read
Get user s saved audiobooks: Get a list of the audiobooks saved in the current Spotify user's 'Your Music' library.
Get user's playlists: Get a paginated list of playlists owned or followed by a Spotify user. This endpoint retrieves all public playlists for any user. To access private and collaborative playlists, you must have the appropriate OAuth scopes and the user must have authorized your application. Required OAuth scopes for private/collaborative playlists: - playlist-read-private: Required to access user's private playlists - playlist-read-collaborative: Required to access collaborative playlists The response includes playlist metadata such as name, description, owner info, images, track count, and collaboration status. Use the limit and offset parameters to paginate through large playlist collections. Common use cases: - Display a user's public playlist library - Build playlist discovery features - Analyze user's music organization patterns - Enable playlist selection interfaces
Get user's profile: Get public profile information about a Spotify user. This endpoint retrieves publicly available information for any Spotify user, including their display name, profile images, follower count, and Spotify URIs. Unlike the 'Get Current User's Profile' endpoint, this only returns public data and does not require specific OAuth scopes. Returns a public user object with the user's ID, display name (if available), external URLs, follower count, profile images, and Spotify URI.
Get user's saved episodes: Get a list of episodes saved in the current Spotify user's library. This endpoint retrieves a paginated list of podcast episodes that the authenticated user has saved to their Spotify library. Each item in the response includes the full episode details and the timestamp when it was added to the library. **Required OAuth Scopes:** - user-library-read: Access your saved content - user-read-playback-position: Read your position in content you have played (for resume_point) **Note:** This endpoint is currently in beta and may change without warning. Please share feedback or issues in the Spotify developer community forum.
Pause playback: Pause playback on the user's account. Pauses playback on the currently active device or on a specified device. Returns immediately with success when playback is paused. If no device is specified, the currently active device will be paused. Requirements: - Spotify Premium subscription - OAuth scope: user-modify-playback-state - Active playback session Note: The order of execution is not guaranteed when you use this API with other Player API endpoints. If playback is already paused, this action will still succeed (idempotent). Common scenarios: - Pause current playback: Call with no parameters - Pause specific device: Provide device_id parameter Error scenarios: - 403: User does not have Spotify Premium - 404: No active device found
Remove User's Saved Audiobooks: Remove one or more audiobooks from the current user's Spotify library. This endpoint removes saved audiobooks from the user's library. Audiobook IDs can be specified as a comma-separated string or as a list of IDs. Maximum of 50 IDs per request. Note: Audiobooks are only available in the US, UK, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand, and Australia markets. Required scope: user-library-modify
Remove playlist items: Remove one or more items from a user's playlist. This endpoint removes tracks or episodes from a playlist. You can remove items by URI (removes all occurrences) or by URI + positions (removes specific occurrences). Requires 'playlist-modify-public' scope for public playlists or 'playlist-modify-private' scope for private playlists.
Remove user s saved shows: Delete one or more shows from current Spotify user's library.
Remove user s saved tracks: Remove one or more tracks from the current user's 'Your Music' library.
Remove user's saved episodes: Remove one or more episodes from the current user's library. This endpoint removes episodes that have been saved to the user's "Your Episodes" library. The operation is idempotent - removing an episode that is not saved will return success. Up to 50 episode IDs can be removed in a single request. Required scope: user-library-modify Note: This API endpoint is in beta and may change without notice.
Remove users saved albums: Remove one or more albums from the current user's 'Your Music' library. This action removes albums from the user's saved albums collection in 'Your Library'. The operation is idempotent - removing an album that isn't saved will not cause an error. Required OAuth scope: user-library-modify
Save albums for current user: Save one or more albums to the current user's 'Your Music' library. This action adds albums to the user's saved albums collection, which can be accessed later through 'Your Library'. The operation is idempotent - saving an album that is already saved will not cause an error. Required OAuth scope: user-library-modify
Save audiobooks for current user: Save one or more audiobooks to the current user's library. This action adds audiobooks to the user's saved audiobooks collection, which can be accessed later through 'Your Library'. The operation is idempotent - saving an audiobook that is already saved will not cause an error. Required OAuth scope: user-library-modify
Save episodes for current user: Save one or more podcast episodes to the current user's library. This endpoint saves episodes to the user's "Your Episodes" library, making them easily accessible for later playback. The operation is idempotent - saving an episode that is already saved will return success. Up to 50 episode IDs can be saved in a single request. Required scope: user-library-modify Note: This API endpoint is in beta and may change without notice.
Save shows for current user: Save one or more shows to current Spotify user's library. Requires the user-library-modify scope. Maximum of 50 show IDs per request.
Save tracks for current user: Save one or more tracks to the current user's 'Your Music' library. This action adds tracks to the user's saved tracks collection. You can provide either: - A simple list of track IDs (up to 50) - A list of timestamped IDs to preserve chronological order Requires the 'user-library-modify' OAuth scope.
Search for item: Get Spotify catalog information about albums, artists, playlists, tracks, shows, episodes or audiobooks that match a keyword string. Audiobooks are only available within the US, UK, Canada, Ireland, New Zealand and Australia markets.
Seek to position: Seek to a specific position in the user's currently playing track. This action allows you to skip to any point in the currently playing track by specifying a position in milliseconds. For example, to skip to 1 minute into the track, use position_ms=60000. **Requirements:** - Spotify Premium subscription required - User must have an active playback session with a track playing - Required OAuth scope: user-modify-playback-state **Behavior:** - Returns HTTP 204 No Content on success (no response body) - If position_ms exceeds track duration, playback skips to the next track - If no device_id is specified, targets the currently active device - Execution order is not guaranteed when used with other Player API endpoints **Common Use Cases:** - Skip to a specific timestamp in a podcast or long track - Resume playback from where a user left off - Implement custom seek controls in your application
Set playback volume: Set the volume for the user's current playback device. This API only works for users who have Spotify Premium. The order of execution is not guaranteed when you use this API with other Player API endpoints.
Set repeat mode: Set the repeat mode for the user's playback. Controls whether playback should repeat the current track, the current context (playlist, album, etc.), or not repeat at all. The change takes effect immediately on the user's active device. Requirements: - Spotify Premium subscription - OAuth scope: user-modify-playback-state - Active playback session Valid repeat modes: - "track": Repeat the current track continuously - "context": Repeat the current context (playlist/album/etc.) - "off": Turn repeat off Note: The order of execution is not guaranteed when you use this API with other Player API endpoints. This action is idempotent - setting the same repeat mode multiple times has the same effect as setting it once. Common scenarios: - Turn off repeat: {"state": "off"} - Repeat current track: {"state": "track"} - Repeat playlist/album: {"state": "context"} - Target specific device: {"state": "off", "device_id": "abc123"} Error scenarios: - 403: User does not have Spotify Premium - 404: No active device found
Skip to next: Skips to next track in the user's queue. This API only works for users who have Spotify Premium. The order of execution is not guaranteed when you use this API with other Player API endpoints.
Skip to previous: Skips to the previous track in the user's queue. Requirements: - Spotify Premium subscription - Active playback (user must be currently playing music) - Requires 'user-modify-playback-state' scope Note: The order of execution is not guaranteed when you use this API with other Player API endpoints.
Start resume playback: Start a new context or resume current playback on the user's active device. Starts playback of a specific context (album, artist, or playlist), a list of tracks, or resumes currently paused playback. Returns immediately with success when playback starts. Requirements: - Spotify Premium subscription - OAuth scope: user-modify-playback-state - At least one active Spotify device (mobile, desktop, web player, or smart speaker) Usage patterns: - Resume paused playback: Call with no parameters - Play an album/playlist: Use 'context_uri' parameter - Play specific tracks: Use 'uris' parameter - Play from a specific track in a context: Use 'context_uri' with 'offset' - Start from a specific position in a track: Use 'position_ms' Note: The order of execution is not guaranteed when you use this API with other Player API endpoints. You cannot use both 'context_uri' and 'uris' parameters together. Common error scenarios: - 403: User does not have Spotify Premium - 404: No active device found
Toggle playback shuffle: Toggle shuffle on or off for user's playback. This API only works for users who have Spotify Premium. The order of execution is not guaranteed when you use this API with other Player API endpoints. Required OAuth scope: user-modify-playback-state Note: This endpoint returns 204 No Content on success, 404 if no active device is found, and 403 if the user does not have an active Spotify Premium subscription.
Transfer playback: Transfer playback to a new device and optionally begin playback. Requirements: - Spotify Premium subscription is required - Target device must be active and available (use Get Available Devices to retrieve device IDs) - Requires user-modify-playback-state scope Note: The order of execution is not guaranteed when you use this API with other Player API endpoints. Returns 204 No Content on success, 403 Forbidden if user doesn't have Premium.
Unfollow artists or users: Remove the current user as a follower of one or more artists or other Spotify users. This action removes the specified artists or users from the current user's "Following" list, stopping their content from appearing in the user's personalized feed. The operation is idempotent - attempting to unfollow an already-unfollowed artist/user will succeed without error. Required OAuth scope: user-follow-modify Common use cases: - Unfollow an artist you no longer want to track - Unfollow multiple artists at once (up to 50) - Unfollow other Spotify users to stop seeing their public playlists and activity - Clean up your following list by removing inactive or irrelevant accounts Note: Artist IDs can be obtained from search results, track objects, or album objects. User IDs can be obtained from user profile endpoints or playlist owner information.
Unfollow playlist: Remove the current user as a follower of a playlist. This action removes the current user from following a playlist. The user no longer receives updates from the playlist and it is removed from their followed playlists list. This operation is idempotent - if the user is not currently following the playlist, the operation will still succeed. Required OAuth scopes: - playlist-modify-public: For unfollowing public playlists - playlist-modify-private: For unfollowing private playlists Note: Even if you are the playlist's owner, unfollowing removes it from your library. There is no separate "delete" endpoint - unfollowing is the equivalent operation.
Update playlist items: Either replace all tracks in a playlist OR reorder existing tracks within it. **REPLACE mode**: Use `uris` parameter to completely overwrite all tracks in the playlist. Example: Replace all tracks with 3 specific tracks. **REORDER mode**: Use `range_start`, `insert_before`, and optionally `range_length`/`snapshot_id` to move tracks within the playlist without adding/removing any. Example: Move tracks at positions 5-7 to the beginning of the playlist. These two modes are mutually exclusive - you cannot use both in the same request.

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