Spotify Guide: How to Download Songs on Spotify ،
Spotify is one of the most popular music streaming platforms, known for its wide range of content and excellent recommendation algorithm. Although you can stream music online, downloading songs from Spotify allows you to listen to your favorite tracks offline, without the need for an internet connection. In this guide, we will show you how to download songs from Spotify and listen to music on the go.
What do you need
Before you get started, here are some things you need to download a Spotify song for offline streaming.
1. Spotify Premium
Downloading songs is a feature only available to Spotify Premium subscribers. You can subscribe to an individual, student or family plan to get premium access.
2. Make sure the song is available for download
Not all songs are available for download on Spotify. If you see a download button on the song's album or after pressing the three dots, it means the song is available for download. Otherwise, you will have to stream the song online only.
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Steps to Download Songs to Spotify
There is no direct way to download songs from Spotify. You need to add your songs to a playlist first, then download the playlist to achieve this. So let's do it.
Note: The same steps are applicable for mobile and desktop applications.
1. Open the Spotify application.
2. Find the song you want to download and tap the three points next to that.
3. Press Add to playlist.
4. Select one of the existing playlists or create a new one by tapping New playlist.
5. Give your playlist a name and tap Create.
6. Once the playlist is created, go to the Library and open this playlist.
7. Press the Download button.
8. Once the download circle turns green, it means you have successfully downloaded the playlist and all the songs in it.
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Stream music offline on Spotify
Spotify recommends that you enable offline mode when streaming songs downloaded to the app. You can deactivate it later when you are logged in. Here's how to enable offline mode.
1. Open the Spotify app and tap your profile picture on the top corner left.
2. Next, tap Settings and privacy.
3. Scroll down and enable the toggle next to Offline mode.
FAQs
1. Can I download songs using cellular data on Spotify?
Yes, if you do not have access to Wi-Fi, you can enable this feature by going to “Settings and privacy” and activating the toggle next to “Download via cell phone. »
2. Can I download songs for offline listening on Spotify's free plan?
No, you cannot download songs for offline listening with Spotify's free plan. Offline listening is a feature exclusive to Spotify Premium subscribers.
3. How many songs can I download from Spotify?
You can download up to 10,000 songs on a single local device.
4. Can I download songs from Spotify to my computer?
No, you cannot store downloaded songs locally on your computer or phone. Downloads are stored in the Spotify app.
5. How to delete songs downloaded from Spotify?
To delete downloaded songs, you can either delete the playlist containing the songs or delete the specific song from the playlist.
6. Do songs downloaded from Spotify expire?
Yes, downloaded songs expire after 30 days. To continue listening to them offline, you will need to connect to the Internet to renew the downloads.
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7. Can I download podcasts for offline listening on Spotify's free plan?
Yes, you can download podcasts for offline listening on Spotify's free and premium plans.
That's all for this guide. We hope this helped you download songs and continue listening to music even if you lose your Internet connection. If you have any further questions, let us know in the comments section below. Thanks for reading!
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