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Stream less. Own more. Support the music.

CrateFill helps music fans find which albums from their streaming library are available on CD and vinyl. Streaming is convenient, but artists often receive very little from each play. Buying physical music helps support the artists, labels, and music culture behind the songs you love.

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Upload your songs. Find the albums. Fill your crate.

Three steps to a real collection

1

Export

Export your music library from any streaming platform as a CSV file. Use Exportify for Spotify or TuneMyMusic for Apple Music, Deezer, Tidal, and others.

2

Scan

Upload your export file to CrateFill. We check every unique album against Discogs, the world's largest music database.

3

Collect

See which albums are available on CD and vinyl. Click to buy on Amazon, browse Discogs, or search eBay for rare and signed copies. Start filling your crate.

Streaming is renting. Owning is forever.

Playlists disappear. Licenses expire. Artists get pulled from platforms without warning. The only music you truly own is the music you hold in your hands. CrateFill bridges the gap between your digital library and a physical collection that no algorithm can take away.

Buying physical music, whether CDs, vinyl, or collectible editions, directly supports the artists, labels, and music culture behind the songs you love. Every purchase matters more than a thousand streams.

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Common Questions

What streaming platforms does CrateFill work with?+

CrateFill works with any streaming platform that can export to a CSV file: Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Tidal, YouTube Music, Amazon Music, and more. As long as your export file has artist names and album names, CrateFill can scan it.

How do I export my music library?+

For Spotify, use Exportify (free). For Apple Music, Deezer, Tidal, YouTube Music, or Amazon Music, use TuneMyMusic (free). Export your library as a CSV file, then upload it to CrateFill.

What is a CSV file?+

A CSV is a simple spreadsheet file. It stands for "Comma-Separated Values." When you export your music library using tools like Exportify or TuneMyMusic, the file you download is a CSV. You don't need to open or edit it. Just upload it directly to CrateFill.

Is CrateFill free?+

Yes. Completely free. No account required. No data stored. Everything runs in your browser.

How does CrateFill find CDs and vinyl from my playlist?+

CrateFill reads your export file, extracts unique album and artist combinations, and searches each one against the Discogs database for both CD and vinyl format releases. Results include direct links to buy on Amazon and browse on Discogs, plus eBay links for rare and signed copies.

Can CrateFill find vinyl records too?+

Yes! CrateFill searches for both CD and vinyl availability on Discogs. Each album in your results shows whether it is available on CD, vinyl, or both, with separate purchase links for each format. You can also search eBay for rare, signed, or limited edition copies.

Why buy physical music instead of streaming?+

Streaming is convenient but artists receive very little from each play. Buying physical music like CDs, vinyl, and collectible editions directly supports the artists, labels, and music culture behind the songs you love. Plus, you actually own it. No algorithm can remove it from your collection.

Does CrateFill store my data?+

No. CrateFill runs entirely in your browser. Your music data is never uploaded to any server. Nothing is stored, tracked, or shared.

Are CDs still being made in 2026?+

Yes. Physical music sales grew 5% in 2024, with Gen Z driving much of the comeback. CD sales alone topped $500 million. Major and independent labels continue to release new albums on CD, and many artists offer exclusive CD editions. CDs are far from dead — they're making a real comeback.

Where can I buy CDs and vinyl now that Best Buy stopped selling them?+

You can buy CDs and vinyl from Amazon, Discogs, eBay, independent record stores, and directly from artists and labels. CrateFill helps you find exactly which albums from YOUR streaming library are available on CD and vinyl, with direct links to buy on Amazon, browse on Discogs, and search eBay for rare and signed copies.

How do I start a CD or vinyl collection?+

Start with the music you already love. Export your streaming library from Spotify, Apple Music, or any platform, upload it to CrateFill, and see which albums are available on CD and vinyl. Then buy the ones that matter most to you. It's the easiest way to go from streaming to owning.