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One Hit Wonder
November 20, 2025
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Is there a way to drag the 'now playing' song to the TOP of a playlist?

  • November 20, 2025
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I can drag it to a playlist but it automatically goes to the bottom. With a playlist as long as insane as mine, I want the capability to drag and drop wherever...especially as the first song. Is this possible? The UX is really lacking from Spotify and I worry why I made this switch. 

Best answer by Azora

 

Hi ​@kate.ritchie917 !

You can drag the "now playing" song to the top of a playlist on Deezer by entering "edit" mode on Android, and dragging the song to the desired position.

On PC hold title of song with mouse and drag up or down.

Unfortunately, you have to do this manually because there is no other option at the moment.

Why the heck can’t we just drag-and-drop the Playing song to anywhere we want in a Playlist?

Or move tracks within a Playlist more simply?!

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Nina Nebo
Superuser
Superuser
November 21, 2025

 

Hi ​@kate.ritchie917 !

You can drag the "now playing" song to the top of a playlist on Deezer by entering "edit" mode on Android, and dragging the song to the desired position.

On PC hold title of song with mouse and drag up or down.

Unfortunately, you have to do this manually because there is no other option at the moment.

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AzoraAnswer
Hitmaker
November 21, 2025

 

Hi ​@kate.ritchie917 !

You can drag the "now playing" song to the top of a playlist on Deezer by entering "edit" mode on Android, and dragging the song to the desired position.

On PC hold title of song with mouse and drag up or down.

Unfortunately, you have to do this manually because there is no other option at the moment.

Why the heck can’t we just drag-and-drop the Playing song to anywhere we want in a Playlist?

Or move tracks within a Playlist more simply?!

One Hit Wonder
April 3, 2026

so, what this tells me is if you use an Apple product….none of these remotely decent features are available to use?