Serato DJ tracklist export
Paste your Serato History export, or drop the file straight in. We work out the artist and title from Serato's combined name column and compute start times relative to your first track.
How to export from Serato
- Open History and select your session.
- Click export and choose CSV.
- Paste the contents below, or drop the file itself.
Added extra columns to your History panel? Keep them. Label, BPM and key are read automatically when they are there.
INYour tracklist
OUTMixcloud / DJing format
Your converted tracklist will appear here.
Start times are computed from the gap between each track's start and the first one.
No export? Send a screenshot
Some sets never produce a file at all. If the tracks are on a screen somewhere, a Mixcloud tracklist, a 1001Tracklists page, your software's history panel, a screenshot is enough.
In your dashboard, under Add prerecorded DJ sets, a screenshot is just another file you can upload: pick the image under Upload file, or set Tracklist to Screenshot to drop several in at once. We read the tracks off them in order, then hand them back for you to check before the set is saved. About 20 rows fit on a screen, so a long set takes a few.
Read a screenshot in your dashboard