Save your display order and restore it quickly
Restore artist, title, recently added, or duration order on supported playlist screens without changing the saved track sequence.
PLAYLIST CONTROL, WITHOUT THE CLUTTER
Organize Amazon Music
playlists with
fewer taps.
Save your preferred display order, check a long playlist for possible duplicates, prepare additions, and return to playlists you use often. Amazon Music remains a separate, unmodified app.
Japan: ¥200 / month · Auto-renewingLocal price is shown in Google PlayAvailable on Android
Check compatibility free before subscribing
No charge is made during the compatibility check. A charge begins only after you confirm the purchase in Google Play.
After purchase, the plan renews monthly. You can manage or cancel it at any time in Google Play.
Monthly access includes every feature and compatibility improvements delivered after Amazon Music interface changes are reviewed.
Independent third-party utility. Not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Amazon.
On-device playlist processingVisible playlist labels are not sent to an NKIS Works server.
Compatibility before purchaseCheck supported Amazon Music screens before starting a subscription.
Safe stop by designThe assistant does not guess when a required control cannot be verified.
ONE WORKFLOW
Less tapping. More listening.
Built around the repetitive playlist work Amazon Music leaves to manual navigation.
Review a long playlist in one place
Check possible duplicates and available indicators such as downloads, likes, lyrics, and audio quality.
Organize candidates before adding them
Prepare candidate tracks first, then start only the supported Amazon Music steps you choose.
Return to a playlist you use often
Save a favorite playlist destination and reduce repeated navigation when opening Amazon Music.
Amazon Music playlist guides for Android
Choose the right approach before changing your playlist. Follow the steps and understand which changes are saved.
Read guide
Sort an Amazon Music playlist on Android: title or artist
Start with the order you want to change: the list you browse, or the sequence saved in the playlist.
Read guideAmazon Music playlist sort order keeps resetting?
A different view does not necessarily mean your saved playlist has been changed.
Read guideFind possible duplicate songs in an Amazon Music playlist
Find repeated songs, compare versions and decide what to keep. Start with a manual check or review a complete playlist audit on Android.
Read guideMove multiple songs in an Amazon Music playlist on Android
Move a continuous group with guided gestures, then review and save the result in Amazon Music.
CLEAR BY DESIGN
Check first. Subscribe second. Stay in control.
Screen operation support is explained before Android settings open, and the free compatibility check does not start a charge.
See value and price
Review the monthly price and features before enabling Android Accessibility screen assistance.
Enable screen assistance
Android Accessibility is used only for the disclosed playlist support workflow.
Run the free check
Playlist header, track list, sort control, and Add Songs control are verified.
Choose whether to subscribe
Only a compatible device proceeds to the Google Play purchase screen.
Know whether it works before you pay.Monthly access includes compatibility improvements after Amazon Music interface changes are reviewed.
Install for a free compatibility checkSAFE SCREEN ASSISTANCE
Confirm the screen first. Stop when it cannot be confirmed.
Playlist Toolkit checks the controls currently shown on supported Amazon Music screens. It handles ordinary layout movement, but never assumes that an unfamiliar screen is safe to operate.
✓
Checks controls on the current screen
The app looks for supported controls each time instead of relying on one fixed tap position.
✓
Starts only when required items are present
Playlist support begins only after the necessary screen items are confirmed.
✓
Stops on unsupported screens
Missing or unclear controls stop the operation before an unintended action can continue.
✓
Compatibility improvements through updates
After Amazon Music changes are reviewed, improvements are delivered in Playlist Toolkit updates.
RANGE MOVE
Move a section of tracks in one guided operation.
Choose the start and end of a section, then choose its destination. Playlist Toolkit guides the repeated Amazon Music gestures while keeping you informed and stopping safely if the screen changes.
Display sorting changes the view, not the saved track order. Range moves that you save and songs you confirm adding remain in Amazon Music after Playlist Toolkit is closed.
Get it on Google PlayPLAYLIST ORGANIZATION GUIDE
What Playlist Toolkit helps you do
Display sorting changes the view, not the saved track order. Range moves that you save and songs you confirm adding remain in Amazon Music after Playlist Toolkit is closed.
Restore playlist display order
Bring artist, title, recently added, or duration order back on supported playlist screens.
Check possible duplicate songs
Review possible duplicate entries across a long playlist without uploading visible track labels to an NKIS Works server.
Move a range of tracks
Choose a start, end, and destination so repeated move steps can be guided as one user-started operation.
Return to favorite playlists
Reduce repeated navigation by saving the playlist destination you use most.
What changed in 1.1.6
More reliable purchases and restoration, clearer retry and pending-payment messages, and a fix for the operation panel reappearing without a subscription.
The free compatibility check now gives clearer guidance in all seven languages: in Amazon Music, open Library → Playlists → a playlist you created, then check that its title and Add Songs are visible.
Choose a display order by artist, title, recently added, or duration. Display sorting does not change the saved track sequence; compatibility can vary by device and Amazon Music version.
FAQ
Before you install
Is this an Amazon app?
No. Playlist Toolkit is developed and published independently by NKIS Works and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Amazon.
Does it need my Amazon password?
No. The app does not ask for or store your Amazon account password. Amazon Music remains a separate installed app.
What does Accessibility do?
It reads supported visible Amazon Music interface text and controls and performs narrow, user-started playlist assistance. The app explains this before Android settings open.
What happens after an Amazon Music update?
The compatibility check may stop unsupported operations. NKIS Works can then review the change and provide an updated supported profile through Google Play.
Is playlist information uploaded?
Playlist names and visible track labels used by the organizer are processed on the device and are not sent to an NKIS Works server. Google Play separately handles purchase and subscription status.
Know whether it works before you pay.
The initial compatibility check is free. If the supported playlist controls are not found, the subscription screen is not offered.