How to Create and Manage a Playlist in Cloudy

This guide explains how to create a playlist, add tracks from your favorite music platforms, and manage your playlists using Cloudy's Playlist Manager.

Open the Playlist Manager

Start by using the /playlist command in your Discord server.

Cloudy will open the Playlist Manager, where you can create and manage your personal playlists.

Create a New Playlist

•Click the Create button in the Playlist Manager.
•A pop-up window will appear asking for your playlist name.

•Enter your preferred playlist name and submit it.

Your playlist will be created, and Cloudy will automatically open the newly created playlist manager.

Note: If your new playlist does not open automatically, use the /playlist command again and select your created playlist.

Add Songs to Your Playlist

Once your playlist manager is open, you will see several buttons, including Play, Add, Edit, Delete, and Back.

To add songs to your playlist:

•Click the Add button.
•A pop-up window will appear asking for a playlist URL.

•Paste the URL of a public playlist from a supported music platform, such as YouTube, Spotify, or SoundCloud.
•Submit the URL and wait for Cloudy to load the tracks.

Cloudy will import the available tracks into your playlist. You can browse through the imported tracks using the Next and Previous buttons in the manager.

Once the tracks have been added successfully, Cloudy will display a confirmation message indicating the total number of songs added to your playlist.

Important: Make sure your source playlist is public and accessible so Cloudy can retrieve its tracks.

Play Your Playlist

The Play button allows you to start listening to your playlist directly.

Depending on your current playback state, Cloudy will play the playlist tracks or add them to the playback queue.

Edit Your Playlist

Click the Edit button to access the available playlist customization options.

•Rename — Change your playlist's name. Clicking Rename opens a pop-up.

•Set Cover — Add a custom cover image to your playlist. Clicking Set Cover opens a pop-up.

•Remove Cover — Remove the current playlist cover.
•Make Public — Make your playlist publicly accessible.

Use these options to personalize your playlist and manage how it is presented.

Delete Your Playlist

If you no longer need a playlist, click the Delete button in the Playlist Manager and follow any confirmation prompts.

Warning: Deleting a playlist may permanently remove it from your saved playlists. Make sure you want to delete it before confirming.

Manage Individual Tracks

You can manage individual songs directly from the playlist manager.

Click the three-dot menu (⋮) next to a song to access additional track options. Depending on the available options, you can:

•Remove a track — Remove the selected song from your playlist.
•Play a track — Start playing the selected song directly.
•View the source platform — Check which music platform the track comes from.

These options let you manage individual songs without having to modify your entire playlist.

Click the Back button to return to the previous menu in the Playlist Manager.

You can then select another playlist or continue managing your saved playlists.

Manage and customize these settings and features directly through the Cloudy Dashboard. Easily adjust your preferences, configure available options, and take full control of your music experience in one convenient place.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter any issues while creating or managing your playlists, try the following solutions.

Playlist Manager Does Not Open

•Make sure you are using the /playlist command correctly.
•Wait a few seconds for Cloudy to respond.
•If the playlist manager does not open, try running the command again.

Playlist Was Not Opened After Creation

•Use the /playlist command again.
•Find and select your newly created playlist to open its manager.

Unable to Add a Playlist

•Make sure you have pasted the correct playlist URL.
•Ensure that the source playlist is public and accessible on YouTube, Spotify, SoundCloud, or another supported music platform.
•Check that the URL points to a playlist rather than an individual song.
•Try using another public playlist URL if the issue persists.

Some Tracks Were Not Imported

•Check whether the missing tracks are available on their original music platform.
•Make sure the source playlist is accessible.
•Wait for Cloudy to finish loading the tracks before navigating through the playlist manager.

Playlist Tracks Are Not Playing

•Make sure Cloudy has permission to join and speak in your voice channel.
•Check whether the tracks are available and playable from their source platform.
•Try using the Play button again.

Playlist Changes Are Not Applied

•Reopen the playlist manager using /playlist.
•Select your playlist and check whether the changes have been saved.
•If the issue continues, try making the change again.

Still Need Help?

If you have tried the troubleshooting steps above and are still experiencing issues, our support team is here to help.

Join the Cloudy Support Server to report a bug, ask questions, or get assistance from the Cloudy team.

When requesting support, please include a description of the issue and any relevant error messages or screenshots. This will help us investigate the problem more efficiently.

We're happy to help you enjoy a smoother music experience with Cloudy!

You're All Set!

You can now create playlists, import tracks from supported music platforms, customize your playlist details, and manage individual songs using Cloudy's Playlist Manager.

Enjoy your music with Cloudy!