What is the name of Spotify's feature that creates a playlist based on your running pace?

Spotify's feature that created playlists matched to a runner's pace was called Spotify Running.

Spotify introduced Running in 2015 as a fitness-focused listening feature. It analyzed a runner's tempo and selected music intended to match that pace, helping create a more continuous soundtrack for exercise. The concept was based on the idea that music with a suitable tempo could support a runner's cadence and maintain momentum.

The feature was connected to Spotify's mobile experience and included running-specific recommendations as well as playlists organized by tempo. Users could begin with a suitable pace, and Spotify would adapt the music selection to keep the workout moving at a comparable rhythm.

Spotify Running is often mixed up with generic workout playlists, running mixes, or later personalized playlist tools. Those descriptions may explain what the feature did, but “Spotify Running” was its proper name. Spotify has changed and retired various older features over the years, so availability may differ from the original launch experience.