Receiptify How to create your own Spotify receipt of your favourite

Receiptify: How to make your own Spotify receipt for the songs you love

Receiptify – No matter whether it’s from Spotify’s own Unwrapped, the Spotify Pie Chart craze, or the more new Icebergify, everyone loves to get a behind-the-scenes peek at their musical preferences. Currently, Receiptify is the new kid on the block.

Whether you listen to music on Spotify, Apple Music, or Last.fm, here’s how to obtain your own personalised receipt of all your favourite tracks.

What is Receiptify?

Michelle Lui created the website and mobile application Receiptify. The Instagram account @albumreceipts, where well-known album setlists are presented in a receipt format, served as an inspiration for its construction.

Like similar top track generator apps, it scans your Spotify playlists and top tracks to create a shop-style receipt ranking your most played tracks from top to bottom.

The screenshots are easily shareable on social media and gives your followers an insight into your music taste.

You can now make a version of all your most-listened-to music from Spotify, Apple Music, or Last.fm that is even more uniquely tailored to you. You may also share your receipts with others so they can use them as a benchmark if you download the Receiptify app.

How to Create your own Spotify Receipt

Simply visit this website and sign in to your Last.fm, Spotify, or Apple Music account to make your own. The tool will then need your consent to utilise your data.

You can then select to build from a receipt based on your musical preferences over the last month, the previous six months, or overall. You’ll receive a graphic of your top 10 songs, in the form of a receipt, for whichever option you select.

The ‘amount’ you purchased indicates the song’s length, and the name and artist are displayed under the description. Additionally, your name will be put at the top of the imitation receipt as a personal touch.

Receiptify: how to get receiving of Spotify music for August – and does it work with Apple Music?

It’s that time of the month again – Instagram feeds are littered in music receipts. Followers are able to see your most streamed song of the month have been. From Harry Styles, to Metallica, to a bit of classical music if you’re into it, the receipt is personalised to each and every user’s music streaming taste.

Receiptify has surged in popularity and is allowing users to present their music taste in an unusual way, scanning their top tracks and formatting in a receipt-style screenshot. Gaining popularity on social media, the app can help you to capture a screenshot of your music taste during a specific period of time. This is how you can get your own song receipt.

Can I use Receiptify if I have Apple Music?

Yes – if you only have an Apple Music account, the app will still be able to work. You will need to follow the Apple Music link on the main page to log in correctly. The service is also obtainable to last.fm users who can admission their receipt by following the last.fm link.

What time period can I look at on Receiptify?

The app allows you to choose whether your receipt shows your top tracks of the past month, six months or of all time. By clicking through, each option will give you a separate receipt showing the top played songs on your account over these time periods. This feature allows you to compare how your listening habits have changed over different periods of time.

How do I share my receipt on social media?

Once your receipt has been created, there will be a button below which says ‘download image’.By pressing this. It will save your image to your phone or alternatively, you can screenshot the receipt on the screen. From there, you can share your receipt to social media websites such as Twitter. Instagram and Facebook in the same method you would share a normal picture.

Who created Receiptify?

The app was created by student Michelle Liu, who launched Receiptify as part of a university project. Liu has stated on the Receiptify website that inspiration for. The app came from an Instagram account named Album Receipts, which turns album track listings into the familiar receipt format.

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