First, decide what “sort” means
Sorting the displayed list helps you find a song by its title or artist. It is different from editing the saved sequence of tracks. Playlist Toolkit supports display sorting by Artist, Title, Recently added and Duration on compatible Amazon Music screens. Those choices do not rewrite the saved sequence.
If you are putting together a deliberate opening, middle and ending for a playlist, use the playlist editor instead. A title-sorted view is not a promise that the saved sequence or playback behaviour has changed. Shuffle and other playback settings are separate.
Try the controls already in Amazon Music
Open your playlist in the Android app and look for its sorting control. Use the available title or artist option if it meets your needs. You do not need a separate subscription to Playlist Toolkit simply to use a control that Amazon Music already provides.
Available controls depend on the screen, account and Amazon Music version. Do not use instructions for the desktop or web player as proof that the same control exists on your Android screen.
Use Playlist Toolkit to remember a display choice
Run the free compatibility check and read the screen-access explanation before enabling Android Accessibility assistance. The check itself does not charge you; the management features require a monthly Google Play subscription.
Open the supported playlist in Amazon Music. Start sorting from the floating assistant and choose the display mode. When prompted, tap Amazon Music’s Sort chip once. The assistant handles the remaining supported steps and remembers the choice for that playlist.
Keep the playlist visible and avoid touching the screen during the assisted steps. If a needed control cannot be confirmed, the operation stops. This is guided assistance, not a guarantee of fully unattended sorting.
What this does not do
It does not rewrite the playlist into alphabetical order, change shuffle settings, or permanently impose the same view on every device. It also does not unlock Amazon Music features that your account cannot use.
If the remembered view is not applied on a later visit, check that screen assistance is enabled and follow the Sort prompt again. A changed Amazon Music interface may require a Playlist Toolkit update.