How to embed Apple Music to Notion (Widget)
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Ever wanted to enhance your Notion page with your favourite music? Want to add a song, or maybe a whole Apple Music playlist in Notion? Let us teach you everything you have to do in order to connect Apple Music to Notion.
The process is really easy, and given the easy user interface of both Apple Music and Notion, this process won't even take longer than 60 seconds.
Why connect Apple Music to Notion?
For Better Work Experience
Notion is a versatile productivity tool that helps users organize their work and personal tasks efficiently.
By embedding Apple Music into Notion, you can enjoy your favorite tracks while working, share playlists with collaborators, and create an engaging multimedia experience on your Notion pages.
This integration is perfect for setting the right mood, boosting focus, or simply enjoying music while managing your tasks.
For Your Website
Also, if you have a website created in Notion, one of the best benefits of embedding Apple Music to Notion is that you can show your favourite music to your page's visitors.
For instance, you can share your taste in music, or you can simply recommend your music to people - all of this takes place in your Notion page!
At the same time, you can use Apple Music as an audio player on your Notion page, instead of uploading difference sound effects.
This way, you're taking your favourite tunes straight from Apple Music's database with millions of songs.
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Steps to Embed Apple Music in Notion
The process is really easy, as we've previously mentioned. Adding Apple Music to a Notion page won't take longer than 60 seconds and 3 simple steps.
Now, let's go through the process!
Step 1. Open Apple Music
Once you're in Apple Music, go to your preferred playlist. Then, click on the three dots right above the first song in the list. After that, hit "Share" and select "Copy Embed Code".
Please keep in mind that this works the same as the playlist for the following: albums, songs, podcasts and so on.
Notion allows you to link all sorts of audio files from Apple Music, so you're not stuck only with playlists, albums or songs.
Psst, hey! Check out our guide on how to embed anything into Notion if you want to add any sort of widget in your workspace.
Step 2. Embed to Notion
The next step is going back to Notion and dropping what you've just copied.
In Notion, all you have to do is type "/embed". Another longer route of getting there is typing "/" and then scrolling down to the bottom, until you reach the Embed section.
Once you found "Embed", you'll see this popup where you have to paste the Apple Music link. What's left is just pasting it there and hitting the blue "Embed link" button.
Step 3. Enjoy
That was the whole process. Really! It's that easy linking Apple Music to Notion.
If you want to drag your block around, keep in mind that the Apple Music embedded block acts just like any other block, so you can move it around and place it where you want within your Notion page.
Customizing Your Notion Workspace with Apple Music
Adding music to your Notion pages can personalize and enhance your workspace. Here are a few ideas:
- Project Playlists: Create a playlist for each project to set the tone and keep you motivated.
- Focus Music: Embed albums or tracks that help you concentrate during deep work sessions.
- Team Playlists: Share collaborative playlists with your team for a more engaging and cohesive work environment
Enhancing Your Notion Experience with Apple Music: Top Use Cases
- Boost Focus with Music: Embed playlists that promote concentration, perfect for deep work or study sessions.
- Create Mood Playlists: Design playlists tailored to your projects—whether for relaxation, motivation, or creative inspiration.
- Music for Collaboration: Share team playlists, fostering a shared cultural experience and enhancing collaboration.
Alternative Audio Integration Options in Notion
- Spotify Embed: While Apple Music is great, consider diversifying with Spotify playlists for teams that use the platform.
- SoundCloud: For unique audio content or podcasts, SoundCloud offers another way to integrate music and sound into Notion.
FAQs About Apple Music and Notion Integration
Can I embed other media types from Apple Music?
Yes, you can embed playlists, albums, and even podcasts. The embedding process is the same for all media types.
Does the embedded music play directly in Notion?
Yes, the embedded Apple Music block functions as an audio player, allowing you to play music directly within Notion without needing to switch apps.
Is there a limit to the number of embeds on a Notion page?
There is no specific limit to the number of embeds, but having too many can affect the page’s performance.
Can I add Apple Music directly to Notion mobile?
Yes, the process is identical on both desktop and mobile devices—simply copy the embed code and paste it into Notion.
Can I customize the size of the Apple Music player embedded in Notion?
Notion allows you to adjust the size of the embedded block, but the Apple Music player’s appearance is fixed. However, you can resize the block to fit your layout needs.
Can multiple users control the music embedded in Notion?
The embedded player is view-only for users. To control playback, the user must open Apple Music in another tab or app.
Can you add Apple Music playlists to a Notion page?
Yes, you can! Notion allows you to embed all sorts of Apple Music files, as long as you can copy and paste their embed code. Songs, albums, playlists, podcasts and so on!
Psst! Want to learn how to embed Spotify to Notion? Click on the highlighted text and you'll go to our guide that teaches you how to do that.
Conclusion
Embedding Apple Music in Notion is a fantastic way to enhance your workspace.
Whether for productivity, relaxation, or team collaboration, integrating your favorite music directly into Notion ensures a seamless and enjoyable experience.
Did you enjoy this guide? Simple.ink offers more other guides on how to use Notion (written and video guides), and they're all explained in-depth so that you'd easily understand how to get the most out of your favourite no-code tool.
