Spotify lets you stream helluva soundtracks and hands down has one of the biggest music streaming playlists. But, it still misses out on a few Indie singles and artists. I also don’t find many regional songs of course due to legal issues. For these exceptions, Spotify provides you an option to stream local songs on the Spotify Desktop app. And in fact, you can even sync the playlist on to other devices in Spotify and enjoy the same songs on every device. So, here’s how to Sync Local Files From Spotify desktop to any device. However, this is a paid feature and you need to be a premium Spotify user.

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But a limit is ridiculous and arbitrary. I own about 90% of my 5,000 song library from previous purchases and it would be much easier to just use spotify. I was so excited to try and transition completely to spotify, but now I might have to go running back to ITunes/Apple music. Wrybread changed the title Spotify playlist won't download Spotify playlists won't download Aug 21, 2018 Copy link Quote reply NaitChris commented Aug 22, 2018. Spotify is a digital music service that gives you access to millions of songs. Spotify won't sync songs to offline mode. I'm using Spotify 0.7.4.35, on my iPhone 4s iOS 6.1.3. In online mode Spotify works ok, but I can't download playlists to offline mode. I switch on 'available offline' on a playlist, but the songs.

1. Firstly, you will need to attach the Music Playlist local folder on Spotify. Here, I am going to attach my local folder on Spotify Windows. To do that, go to your Spotify Account Settings.

2. In the Account Settings, scroll down to Local Files Section. To stream local files, you need to turn the slider on. Once that is done, you will see two default folder options – Downloads and Music Library. If you have your song and playlists in those folders, you can move to Step 5. Else, we will need to attach our folder. To attach a different local folder, click on “Add a Source”.

3. After you have clicked on “Add a source” button, you will see a small File Explorer window pop up. Browse to the song folder on your local machine. Select it and click OK to add the folder.

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4. Now once you have selected the folder, it should appear below the Local Files section. Make sure the slider is turned on else songs from that folder won’t be listed.

5. After you have attached the local folder, the songs will be available to stream on Spotify. To stream local songs, click on Local Files Library on the right-hand side. It should be present in the “Your Library” section.

6. Once you see your Local Files, we need to add them to a separate playlist. To do that, click on the 3 dots beside the songs. From the extended menu, move to “Add to Playlist”. An extended tray will display the existing playlist names, you can add to any of these. In case you have lots of local songs and want to stream them all, I would suggest creating a new Playlist. Here, I already have a playlist called Local Songs where I will be adding 3-4 local songs.

7. Once you have added all the desired songs to a playlist, now we can move to the other device. Like, suppose I want to stream the same songs on my Spotify mobile, I just have to download the playlist there. The only thing I have to take care of is that I am on the same Wi-Fi network as my laptop. Once you are connected on the same Wi-Fi network, go to the local songs playlist on the Spotify mobile app.

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8. After you have found the playlist, tap on it to open the playlist. You will see all the local songs within it but they will all be greyed. You cannot listen to them as of now. So, we have to download the playlist in order to stream those local songs. To do that, tap the three buttons on the top right corner and tap on Download.

This is just a one time process and needs to be done every time you add a new local song. Now that you have downloaded the songs, you can move on to a different network and still, you will have the playlist available. The best thing about this process is that the songs don’t take up much space. To be precise, if your download preference is set to normal, each song would take approx 2.8 MB where High will take 4.7MB per track and very high might take 9.4MB per track.

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The thing which makes Spotify the best choice for music streaming is the enormous third-party app integration support. Also, the song recommendation on Spotify is the best I have experienced so far. If you are fairly new to Spotify, here’s our article on 10+ Spotify Tips and Tricks Every New User Should Know About.

For any queries regarding Spotify or Spotify tricks, let me know in the comments below.

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Hi, so spotify won't download songs to my phone anymore. I have a premium account and my phone is connected to internet via a stable WiFi connection. I'm not in offline mode and download using cellular is switched on. Why this happen and how to solve it?

If your music or podcasts won’t download:

1. Make sure there’s enough free space on the device’s memory (we recommend at least 1GB).

2. You can only download music and podcasts to a maximum of 5 separate devices.

3. You can only download a maximum of 10,000 songs per device. If you get an error message that says you’ve reached this limit, try removing some existing downloads.

4. Make sure your account has been online at least once within the last 30 days.

If you have checked above items and still couldn't download Spotify music, contact with Spotify Consumer Support filling this contact form, or tweeting to @SpotifyCares (ENG), @SpotifyAyuda (ESP) or @SpotifyAjuda (PT).

Or you can dowload Spotify music with third-party software Ondesoft Spotify Music Converter - which allows you to easily download any Spotify music as MP3 files with 100% original quality to save on your computer or any music players. With it, you can download Spotify music with either free or premium account.

This tutorial will show you how to convert Spotify music to mp3 with Ondesoft Spotify Music Converter.

Step 1 Download, install and run Ondesoft Spotify Converter.

Please make sure you have installed Spotify app on your computer.

After you open Ondesoft Spotify Converter, the Spotify app will be launched automatically.

Step 2 Add Spotify songs to Ondesoft Spotify Converter

Click the Add Files button, then drag Spotify songs, playlists, albums from Spotify app to the interface. If you are using Spotify web player, copy and paste the link to the bottom left area. Then click the Add button to import all Spotify songs you’d like to convert.

3. Set output settings

Click the Options button to change the output folder, output format, bitrate or sample rate. The default output format is MP3. You can also select M4A,WAV and FLAC according your needs. It also allows you to change the bitrate from 128kbps to 512kbps.

Step 4 Start the conversion

After changing the output settings, click the Convert button to start converting Spotify music to mp3 or other formats.

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When the conversion finishes, click below folder icon to quickly find all converted songs.

Now you can play the Spotify songs anywhere you want without Spotify app.

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