Where Is The Queue List On Spotify App

When was the last time you checked your folders and queue in Spotify? Do you have extensive playlists with so many songs that you don't even remember when you liked them? If so, don't worry, we've got you covered.

In this article, we'll take you through Spotify's queue's functionality and, more importantly, how to clear it from all unnecessary tracks and playlists. If you're dreaming of an uninterrupted music flow that combines the best genres and artists, you now have a chance to make it happen.

How to Clear Your Spotify Queue

After years of using Spotify, the music you're hearing might start to veer further away from your tastes. Sure, you can delete your profile and start anew, but isn't it better to clean up the mess and leave only a few playlists with music that you love? Clearing your queue is the right way to go, and we'll show you how to do it:

Open your Spotify and go to the current playback screen.
Click on the song that's playing and click on the three-line icon in the lower right corner.
Mark all the songs you want to remove.
After you've selected all songs, click on "Remove" in the bottom left corner.
Now, your queue is empty, and you can start over.

When you start using a queue, you'll realize that adding new tracks is as easy as removing them from the list. Doing so can create a whole new musical direction and revive your profile, and here's how:

Go to the track you want to add.
Right-click on the track.
Select "Add to Queue."
If it's an album, Spotify will add all the songs to your queue.

How to Clear Your Spotify Queue on iPhone

The easiest way to use Spotify is through the mobile app on your iPhone. But when it comes to clearing your queue, Spotify doesn't allow you to remove songs in bulk. Here's how to delete a song from your queue on iPhone:

Open your Spotify queue by tapping on the three-line icon in the lower right corner.
Mark the circle next to the song's name.
Once you've marked all the songs, click on the "Remove" button located in the lower-left corner.

Now, if you're like most Spotify users, you have a few songs that you listen to all the time while skipping the rest. If that's the case, try to reorganize your queue playlist and change the song order. It's very frustrating when you know that you want to skip most of your tracks or albums. That's why Spotify allows you to reorganize your queue list to make the most of it.

You can rearrange the order of tracks when you tap and hold the three-line icon and drop songs wherever they make sense. Once you reorder songs by age, genre, or artist, you'll enjoy those songs a lot more. Also, your playlist will sound refreshed, and you might even discover some latest music.

How to Clear Your Spotify Queue on Android

Clearing a Spotify queue on an Android phone is a relatively straightforward process. Here's how it works:

Open Spotify app on Android.
Tap on the song currently playing.
Go to the playback screen.
Open your Spotify queue by tapping on the three-line icon in the lower-right corner.
Mark the circle next to the song's name.
Once you've marked all the songs, click on the "Remove" button located in the lower-left corner.

Now that you've cleared your queue, you'll have to engage in looking for your music and sharing hearts to favorite tracks. You can even create a playlist with your all-time favorite hits. If you're interested, do the following:

Click on your library icon.
Select "Music" and "Playlist."
Click on "Create Playlist" and name it.
Click "Create" to confirm.

How to Clear Your Spotify Queue on iPad

If you're fed up with old songs you no longer like in your queue, it's high time to remove them. But keep in mind that the iPad doesn't have an option to delete songs in bulk, only one by one. Here's how you can select the tracks and remove them from the list:

Open your Spotify queue by tapping on the three-line icon in the lower right corner.
Mark the circle next to the song's name.
Once you've marked all the songs, click on the "Remove" button located in the lower-left corner.

Now that you have your queue cleaned, maybe it's the right time to go through all your playlists and remove the ones that are either outdated or too nostalgic. Here's how you can delete old playlists in Spotify:

Open the Spotify app.
Go to playlists.
Click on the three-dot icon on the playlist.
Select "Delete Playlist."

How to Clear Your Spotify Queue on Windows and Mac

Clearing up your Spotify queue is an uncomplicated process that will only take a few minutes of your time, especially if you're using Spotify on a computer. Fortunately, the desktop version comes with a "Clear" button that deletes all your queue songs in one click.

Here's how you can clear the Spotify queue using Windows and Mac:

Open the Spotify app.
Click on the queue button located in the lower right corner that looks like a three-line icon.
Below your "Now Playing" section, you'll see the "Clear" button.
Click on it to remove all songs from your queue.
Should you want to remove songs individually, you'll have to right-click on each one separately and click "Remove from Queue."

When there are no songs in the queue, you won't see the "Clear" button. However, if you're really into clearing out your profile, you can also clean your Spotify recently played history. Here's how it works:

In the left menu, select "Recently Played."
Bring your cursor to the playlist or album that was recently played.
Tap on the three-dot icon.
Select "Remove from Recently Played."

Sadly, there's no way to remove all items from this folder at once, but if you're decisive enough, you can empty the folder in one go.

How to Clear Your Spotify Queue on Chromebook

Using the Spotify app on Chromebook is very straightforward. If you've decided to clear your Spotify queue, all it takes is a few clicks:

Open Spotify app on Android.
Tap on the song currently playing and go to the playback screen.
Open your Spotify queue by tapping on the three-line icon in the lower-right corner.
Mark the circle next to the song's name.
Once you've marked all the songs, click on the "Remove" button.

How to Clear Your Spotify Listening History

When you need a clean slate on Spotify and wish to delete all unnecessary clutter, you can do it by removing your listening history. This feature is available only if you're using the desktop version, and you won't be able to see it on your phone:

Open Spotify.
From the left menu, click on "Recently Played."
When you bring your cursor above the album or podcast, click on the three-dot icon.
Select "Remove from Recently Played."
Repeat this until you have a clear Recently Played tab.

How to Clear Your Up Next on Spotify

If you've marked songs with "Up Next," they'll end up on every playlist you make. That's why you're better off with a designated playlist that will be packed with your all-time favorites.

Here's how to clear your queue and start afresh:

Open the Spotify app.
Click on the queue button located in the lower right corner that looks like a three-line icon.
Below your "Now Playing" section, you'll see the "Clear" button.
Click on it to remove all songs from your queue on Spotify.

How to Clear Your Spotify Queue Using the Web Player

From the Spotify web player, you can successfully manage your queue. When you open it, it's possible to see the whole list with previously played and future tracks, but there's no option to delete all the songs. All you can do is remove them individually.

Additional FAQs

How Can I Remove a Song from My Queue?

You can easily remove any track from your queue if you tap on the circle next to the track you wish to remove and tap "Remove." Yes, the process is straightforward as Spotify wants to create a platform that's intuitive as well as simple.

How Do I Edit My Queue on Spotify?

Changing the order of songs in the queue is based on a drag-and-drop principle. This way, you can always move the songs you like or dislike. You can rearrange the tracks at any time, and Spotify will immediately change their position in the queue.

Music Keeps the World Spinning

If you're decisive enough, Spotify allows you to remove everything you dislike from your profile to create the perfect music flow. And once you have all the music you like, you're ready to start your morning run or drive to work with the right tunes.

Now that you know more about managing your queue on Spotify as well as how to remove redundant content, you'll customize your profile to suit your needs. Plus, you'll know how to clear a queue or add new songs on various devices.

How often do you clean your Spotify playlists? Have you ever cleaned your queue? Tell us more in the comments section below.