Playlist Path Converter

Rewrite local playlist path separators or replace one literal local base prefix with another.

This tool converts playlist metadata and inert file references only. It never downloads tracks, probes media, resolves URLs, or converts audio or video.

M3U, UTF-8 M3U8, PLS, or XSPF v1. Maximum upload size: 1 GB.

Optional local base path replacement

Replacement is literal, anchored at the start of a local reference, and never applied to HTTP or HTTPS URLs.

Inspect the playlist before conversion.

Related playlist tools

Playlist Converter M3U to XSPF Converter XSPF to M3U Converter PLS to M3U Converter Playlist Path Converter

Playlist Path Converter

Rewrite supported playlist entry paths between relative, absolute, file-URI, or selected base forms.

Input
One supported playlist and explicit source/base path choices.
Output
A rewritten playlist and manifest without downloading its media.
Real limitations
The tool cannot verify that target files exist, access remote media, infer an unknown base safely, or make Windows and POSIX paths universally interchangeable.
Privacy and data handling
one supported playlist and explicit source/base path choices is uploaded to a compatible Convertr worker only after you start the operation. Processing is automated, and temporary source and result files are deleted automatically after processing rather than retained as permanent storage.

How to use this tool

  1. Choose one supported playlist and explicit source/base path choices and wait for the page to validate it.
  2. Set the available output or inspection options, then start processing.
  3. Review the reported result and download a rewritten playlist and manifest without downloading its media before the temporary link expires.

Common failure modes

Mixed path styles, unsafe traversal, invalid URIs, missing base information, or malformed playlist syntax causes a validation error.

Useful example

Rewrite /media/music/song.mp3 entries relative to /media/music before moving the playlist into that folder.