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Free playlist builder: pick a mood, decade and activity, play it ad-free and export the result to Spotify
MOODPlaylist assembles a listening queue from three pickers — mood (happy, melancholic, hyper, sleepy and about fifteen more), decade from the 1920s to the 2020s, and activity such as studying, driving, cooking or jogging — with an optional genre or artist filter on top. It plays the result through YouTube with the ads stripped and background playback allowed, and it will push the finished list to Spotify or seed itself from an existing Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music or YouTube playlist. There is no sign-up, no pricing page and no company named anywhere on the site; it sits beside sibling projects PlaylistSearchr.com and skipvids.com.
No pricing page, no account and no paid tier appear anywhere on the site. Playback rides on YouTube, so the economics are presumably ad-arbitrage rather than subscription.
Use tool ↗A single-page playlist toy that does one thing without asking for anything: three dropdowns in, a playable queue out, exportable to Spotify. It is genuinely free and needs no account, which is rare in this category. What you give up is any accountability — nobody is named as the operator, playback depends on YouTube continuing to allow it, and the mood matching is coarse rather than personalised.
Watch out: The site strips ads from YouTube playback. That is the whole value proposition and also the thing most likely to be shut off from the outside.
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