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How to Download Music from Amazon Prime
"Can I download songs from Amazon Prime? I desire to play them on my own devices."
Amazon offers two music subscription options: Amazon Music Unlimited and Prime Music. However, Amazon Prime members can enjoy Prime Music at no additional cost, so a large number of users will choose to subscribe to Amazon Prime Music. They can access the entire catalog of Amazon Music, but can only download content from All-Access Playlists. But once Prime expires, they cannot listen to downloaded Amazon music tracks due to copyright restrictions.
So in this article, we are about to learn how to download music on Amazon Prime for offline playback, and how to keep Amazon Prime music forever. Read on!
Part 1: Download Amazon Prime Music for Offline Playback
As we all know, Amazon Prime subscribers are allowed to download All-Access playlists from Amazon Music for offline listening. So, if you are an Amazon Prime member, you can download the playlist for offline streaming directly. To download tracks from Amazon Music, follow these instructions.
Download Music from Amazon Prime Via Web Browser
Step 1: Navigate to the Amazon Music Website.
Step 2: Log into your Amazon Prime account.
Step 3: Go to "Library" > "Music" > "Purchased" to find your purchased music.
Step 4: Choose the song you want to download, and the vertical three-dot icon on the right side of the song's title, and hit the "Download".
Step 5: Once you've downloaded a song, you'll see a small blue arrow representing that the song is available for offline listening.
Download Music from Amazon Prime Via Mobile App
Step 1: Install and launch Amazon Music app on your iPhone or Android.
Step 2: Log into your Amazon Prime account.
Step 3: Open a track/playlist/album, click the Three-dot icon, and then click on Download to download Amazon Music songs onto your phone.
Part 2: How to Keep Amazon Prime Music Forever
To save Amazon Music to your own devices and keep it forever, the best way is to download Amazon Music songs to plain MP3 format and transfer the converted MP3 files with a USB cable to your devices. NoteCable Amazon Music Converter can help you finish it quickly.
NoteCable is a music tool for Amazon Music Unlimited or Prime subscribers. NoteCable Amazie Music Converter can convert Amazon Music songs to MP3, AAC, FLAC, AIFF, WAV, and ALAC formats so that you can transfer the music files to the MP3 player. 10X faster conversion speed and perfectly original sound quality exportation of NoteCable have proven right when you want some help to download Amazon Music without quality loss. To give you a general understanding of how NoteCable Amazon Music Converter works, below are the detailed steps for your reference.
The Tool You Need:
Step 1Launch NoteCable Amazon Music Converter on your desktop. And then you can choose App Mode or Webplayer Mode as your conversion mode.
Step 2If you choose Webplayer Mode, then click on the 'Log in' button to log in with your Amazon Music Unlimited or Prime account.
Step 3Navigate to the 'Settings' Section on the left bar, you then set up the Amazon Music output format from MP3, AAC, FLAC, WAV, AIFF, and ALAC. Also, you are supposed to personalize the output parameters to your preferences.
Step 4 After the Amazon Music output settings, you can now add your Amazon playlist to the conversion panel to put them into effect. Open the playlist that you want to download and click on the 'Click to add' button and NoteCable will read the whole playlist. You then just select the songs contained in that playlist. Finally, click the 'Convert' to proceed.
But if you would like to convert the Amazon Music playlist in batch, you can click Add More to add other your preferred playlists and select the songs. By clicking the 'Convert' function, you can start the conversion.
Step 5 To view all your downloading history, you can click on the 'Converted' section on the left bar. All Amazon Music downloads are listed there. By further clicking on the folder after a single song, you can reach out to the downloaded files in your local place.
As you can find out, all the songs listed in your local folder are categorized as music files on your computer. That means they are open sources in MP3/AAC/FLAC/AIFF/WAV/ALAC format and don't have any digital right management attached. They are all movable to your own devices from now on.