What is spicetifymanager?

SpicetifyManager is a PowerShell tool that gives you a menu driven control panel for managing Spicetify, the customization tool for the Spotify desktop app, on Windows. Instead of remembering and typing individual Spicetify commands, you run one script and pick options from an on screen menu using arrow keys or numbers. From the main menu you can apply your current Spicetify setup with one command that backs up, applies, and launches Spotify in one go, fully restore and repair a broken setup, or do a quick repair when something breaks after a Spotify update. There are also menus for browsing and switching themes, managing extensions, installing or repairing the Spicetify Marketplace, and upgrading the Spicetify command line tool itself to the latest version. The tool also tries to smooth over some common Spotify install problems: it detects whether you have the Microsoft Store version of Spotify installed, which does not work with Spicetify, and can install the correct desktop version instead, and it can repair the internal paths Spicetify uses to find Spotify if those get out of sync. A verify option checks whether Spicetify is properly injected with all its apps and extensions. Settings such as whether to show progress output, automatically fix Spotify issues, or auto open Spotify after applying changes are saved to a JSON file so they persist between runs, and can also be set as command line parameters for a given session. There is a silent mode that runs the whole install, fix, and apply sequence without any menus, useful for automated setups. To use it you need Windows 10 or 11 with PowerShell 5.1 or newer, plus the Spotify desktop app rather than the Store version, and it should not be run as an administrator since Spicetify itself refuses to work that way. You can either double click the included batch file or run the PowerShell script directly.