Amazon Music is one of the greatest choices for streaming music. However, listening offline is also crucial in many situations, especially when the Internet connection is bad. So, is it possible to play and listen to Amazon Music offline? Luckily, Amazon Music does not require an Internet connection for all functions.
Keep reading, we'd like to introduce a detailed guide to listening to Amazon Music offline and share a few tricks with you to get music onto your preferred device for offline playback without relying on data.
Part 1: Listen to Amazon music offline on Windows/macOS computers
There are two options to play and listen to Amazon Music offline on your computers.
(1) Download purchased Amazon music using a web browser
Amazon Music Prime and Amazon Music Unlimited titles are not available for download to computers. However, if you purchase single tracks from Amazon music, then you can own the digital music and download them as local MP3 files to keep indefinitely.
It is very easy to do that. You can purchase music on Amazon like shopping on Amazon in that you search for items (songs or albums) and complete a checkout process to buy them. After you finish the order, then go to Amazon music website, and you can find all purchased songs from the "Purchased" section. Simply click the three-dot menu icon, then select the "Download" option to download the purchased songs via a browser.
After the download is finished, the MP3 files will be saved to your local computer for offline playback using various apps on any device.
(2) Listen to Amazon music offline using Amazon music for PC/Mac desktop
If you want to play and listen to Amazon Prime and Unlimited music offline, you can also install Amazon music desktop app on your Windows or Mac computer. For more detailed steps, please read How to Download Amazon Music to PC. The steps on Mac are exactly the same.
Finally, you can launch Amazon Music app and go to "Songs"-"Downloaded" section, all downloaded songs are listed here and you can enjoy them offline without an Internet connection.
Note: The downloaded Amazon music is for offline playback within the app only, and the files are not accessible as standalone files on your computer.
Part 2: Listen to Amazon music offline on Android/iOS devices
You’re allowed to download Amazon music within Amazon music mobile app for iOS/Android.
1 Open Amazon music app on iOS/Android mobile device and sign in with your Amazon account.
2 Go to “Library” and select the song, album, or playlist you want to download.
3 Click a button with a downward arrow or select the "Download" option from the overflow menuto download the songs.
4 After downloading songs, you can typically find them in the “Downloaded” section within the app and listen to them anywhere without an internet connection.
Note: (1) To play the downloaded songs without an internet connection, please don't forget to enable the "Offline mode" option in the Amazon music app. Just tap the "gear icon" in the top-right corner, and enable the "Offline Mode" option.
(2) This prevents accidental data use and helps you quickly find the music that is available for offline playback.
Extra Tips: Listen to Amazon Music offline on Kindle Fire tablets
If you have an Amazon Fire Tablet, you can download your favorite songs for offline playback using the built-in Amazon Music app, similar to how you would on an Android device.
The two methods above both requires Amazon music app or rely on the service from the Amazon website. And the music downloaded from Prime or Unlimited is copy-protected and inaccessible. So, is it possible to listen to Amazon music offline on any device without using Amazon Music app?
Download & Convert Amazon music to MP3/FLAC/AAC/WAV for offline listening
If you want to play Amazon music with another media play and enjoy them on any device, a third-party music converter app is necessary.
Epubor AmzMusic Mate is such an excellent tool that allows you to download playlists and tracks from your Amazon account to local computer. While locally saving and keeping Amazon music, Epubor AmzMusic Mate converts Amazon music to multiple audio format, including MP3, FLAC, AAC and WAV.
Step 1: Download and install Epubor AmzMusic Mate
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Step 2: Download and convert Amazon music to MP3/AAC/FLAC/WAV on local computers
Sign into your Amazon account and select preferred output format.
Go to your Library and select the Playlists you would like to download and convert. Click the “Download” button at the bottom right corner.
Next, you can select all songs in the playlist or specific songs you would like to download.
After a download finishes, the status will change to "green". Then it will pop up a folder where you can find the downloaded songs in the format you select to convert. You can also find them by clicking the "green check" icon next to the title or the "Open Output Path" button at the top.
Step 3: Transfer converted Amazon music for offline playback on any device
Finally, you get the music files in multiple audio formats, such as MP3, WAV, FLAC, and AAC on your computer and you can play and listen to Amazon music by using any media player app. Additionally, the converted Amazon music files can be copied to other devices for backup, such as USB drives, SD cards, cloud storage services, etc. It is very easy to enjoy your favorite Amazon music any time, any where, even without Amazon Music app!
Conclusion
Streaming on Amazon Music is fine for discovering new music, but not as a permanent storage solution for your favorite, emotionally attached music. Fortunately, thanks to Epubor AmzMusic Mate, nothing is difficult. It's convenient and easy for people who want to download and back up their favorite Amazon music playlists permanently. Just give it a try today, there will be nothing too hard to play and listen to Amazon music offline anytime, anywhere!
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