Get your songs into Bleeplist
The most accurate way is a file exported from your DJ software or music app. Screenshots work too — they're read in your browser and you check the list before anything is searched.
Export your crate
Pick your app. Files are read in your browser — they're never uploaded.
Rekordbox
You'll get: .txt or .m3u8- 1
Open rekordbox and find your playlist under Playlists.
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Right-click the playlist.
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Choose Export a playlist to a file.
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Choose Export a playlist to a file (*.txt) — the for music apps (*.m3u8) option works too.
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Save it, then drop the file into the box on Bleeplist.
Menu names are from rekordbox 7; rekordbox 6 is the same.
Screenshot tips
The screenshot reader turns the picture into a list of songs. It gets most screenshots right, but not every one — so it rates each read and always lets you fix the list before you build.
For the best results
- Crop to the song list — just the rows you want, without the rest of the app.
- In Serato, Rekordbox or VirtualDJ, include the column headers (SONG / TITLE and ARTIST).
- Make the text big — maximise the window or zoom in before you take it.
- Keep it to about 15–25 songs. For more, scroll and take another — each screenshot adds to the list.
- Use the original screenshot, not one that's been through WhatsApp or Messenger (they shrink it).
- Dark mode and light mode both work.
These won't read well
- Photos of a screen taken with another phone.
- A whole desktop with lots of other windows in view.
- Handwritten lists.
Got one of these? Export the playlist instead (above), or type the songs into the box.
After it reads your screenshot
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Compare every line in the box with your screenshot.
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Fix spelling, add a missing artist, and delete lines that aren't songs.
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Lines Bleeplist wasn't sure about are listed under the box — start with those.
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Then hit Build my clean playlist.
Each read gets a Good, Fair or Poor rating with the reasons. For Fair and Poor reads you'll tick a box to confirm you've checked the list before building — a wrong name searches for the wrong song.