Yeet & Plop

iOS 11 basically said "yo, iPad peeps, let's make this bleepin' intuitive" & gave us drag and drop. Now you can actually move stuff around like a human being instead of tappin' seventeen buttons. OnSong jumped on the train, so you can use it to:

Yeet Your Songs Into Existence

Drag files (we support like, a bunch of formats, don't worry about it) into the OnSong songs menu & boom—library upgraded. Throw 'em into Books to make a fresh book, dump 'em in All Songs to hoard them, or fling 'em into a Set like you're organizing your life. (Spoiler: you're not. But it feels good.)

Shuffle Things Around Like You Know What You're Doin'

Anywhere in OnSong where you can reorder stuff, just tap & hold like you're about to start a fight, then drag your items where they belong. Srsly, that's it. Revolutionary.

Organize Your Chaotic Music Hoard

Use drag & drop to finally make sense of your library. Drag songs into books or sets & pretend you're a professional musician with your life together. You're not, but OnSong won't judge.

Yeetus Deletis: Export Everything

Drag & drop your songs, sets, books, or your entire library into other apps (like the iOS 11 Files app) & export like a boss. Faster. Slicker. Less painful than your last relationship.

Pro tip: If drag & drop stresses you out, kill it in Fancy Buttons » Menu Settings » Stop Draggin' My Heart Around.

Drag & Drop? iPad only. iOS 11 or we can't be friends.