Spotify Receiptify: How to create a 'Spotify receipt' based on your favourite music

Here’s how to get a receipt-style graphic of your most-streamed songs on Spotify.

Everybody loves an inside look at their own music habits, whether that’s from Spotify Wrapped, Spotify Blend, or the recent Icebergify. But now we have a new feature to get excited for: Receiptify.

Here’s how to get a stylised receipt of all your favourite songs, whether you listen on Spotify, Apple Music, or Last.fm.

What is Receiptify?

Receiptify is a website and app, made by Michelle Lui. Its creation was inspired by the Instagram account @albumreceipts, where popular album setlists are presented in a receipt format.

You can create an even more personalised version of all your most listened to songs from Spotify, Apple Music, or Last.fm, with the ability to download your receipts to compare and contrast with your friends.

How to create your own Spotify receipt

To create your own receipt, simply go to Receiptify and log into your Spotify, Apple Music, or Last.fm account. You’ll then have to give permission for the tool to use your data.

Next, you’ll be able to create a receipt based on your music taste over the last month, six months, or over your entire listening career. Whatever option you choose, you will receive a receipt-style graphic of your top music.

From your top tracks and artists to genres and "stats", which includes items such as "popularity score" and "danceability", there is plenty of data available to sink your teeth into.

Receiptify is a third party service which allows Spotify users to receive a custom receipt based on their music taste.

The length of the song is denoted as the ‘amount' you bought, with the name and artist listed under the description. It’ll also be personalised to you, with your name printed at the top of your mock receipt.

Users have been taking to Instagram and other social media platforms to share their own receipts, but the feature can also allow you to get a sneak peek at what your Spotify Wrapped or Apple Replay become available.