Yandex Music keeps your playlists inside one app and only while your subscription stays active. A free Telegram music bot can carry a whole Yandex Music playlist over in about a minute and keep it in the chats you already open every day.
Yandex Music plays its tracks only inside its own app, and only while you keep paying. Some songs are missing in certain regions, and once a track leaves the catalogue it goes quiet everywhere. In Telegram none of that applies: your playlist stays yours, playable whenever you want.
The songs land right in the chats you already use, so there is no extra app to open and nothing to sync. Send a link, and the bot pulls the tracks over itself. From then on the playlist is just there, ready to stream or download straight from Telegram.
Yandex Music filters some songs: they don't show up in search, or they play in a trimmed version. Telegram has no such filter. When a track is in the bot's library, you get the full recording as it was made, not an edited cut. Import your playlist and hear the music the way it should sound.
Most of the few minutes the import takes is the bot matching your tracks to real recordings.
Open the bot on Telegram and tap Start.
Open your playlist in Yandex Music, tap the share button, and copy the link that starts with music.yandex.ru.
Paste the link into the chat and send it. From here the bot does all the work.
Pick where the songs should go: a new playlist or your likes.
Wait for the bot to finish with the track list, then tap the button to open your imported Yandex Music playlist, ready to play and download.
Prefer one tidy list for everything you moved over? The bot can build a fresh playlist from your Yandex Music tracks.
Rather have them mixed in with what you already saved? They can drop straight into your likes. Each song is matched against the bot's own library, so you get real recordings you can actually play — no dead links or chopped-up files.
Bring it over and start listening without the app.
