How to Keep Amazon Music Playable after Canceling Subscription

Part 1: How to Cancel Amazon Music Unlimited Subscription

No matter what leads to your decision, you have the right to cancel the subscription whenever you want. Simply following the steps below to quickly cancel your Amazon subscription.

Step 1: Head to Amazon.com. After that, log in to your Amazon account.

Step 2: Then, click the “Amazon Music Setting” page to manage your Amazon Music subscription settings.

Step 3: Click the “Amazon Music Unlimited” section to find your subscription details.

Step 4: Under the “Amazon Music Unlimited” section, click the “Cancel subscription” option which you can find in your Subscription details.

Step 5: Follow the process to cancel your subscription.

Step 6: Finally, click “Confirm Cancellation” to complete your cancellation.

Note: You can continue to access Amazon Music Unlimited until the end date. After this date, any Amazon Music Unlimited titles you've added to Library will be grayed out, with playback options removed.

Part 2: What Will Happen If the Subscription Is Cancelled

Many users may think they are unable to stream their songs once they cancel their subscriptions. This worry is unnecessary. Amazon Music allows you to stream the song during your subscription period. That is to say, you still have an access to play your songs on Amazon until the end date of your current subscription period. After your subscription expires, your music will be greyed out and you cannot stream them anymore, which means you lose all your songs on Amazon Music without the next payment. This may depress the users, but the fact is that users don’t own the songs they paid for.

Part 3: How to Keep Amazon Music Playable after Canceling Subscription

Users can't keep playing Amazon Music songs without an Amazon Prime or Amazon Unlimited normally. However, it is lucky that by using NoteCable Amazie Music Converter, users can make their greyed-out songs playable. What’s more, you can download your Amazon songs and move them to your other devices for offline listening without any limitations.

NoteCable Amazie Music Converter is exactly a well-built product for Prime & Unlimited music downloading. With this powerful tool, you can easily download songs, albums, and playlists from Amazon Music for offline listening. After conversion, you can listen to these music tracks on a computer or you can transfer them to devices like MP3 players, USB drives, iPhones, Android, PS5, Smart Speakers, and more.

Following the steps below, you can know how it works to keep Amazon Music songs playable after unsubscribing.

The Tool You Need:

Step 1Launch NoteCable Amazie Music Converter on your desktop. And then click on the 'Open Amazon Music Web Player' button to log in with your Amazon Music Unlimited & Prime account.

Step 2Navigate to the 'Settings' menu on the top right corner, 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 preference.

Step 3 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 'Add to list' button and NoteCable will read the whole playlist. You then just select the songs contained in that playlist. Finally, click the 'Convert Now' to proceed.

But if you would like to convert the Amazon Music playlist in batch, you can click 'Save to list' after you select the songs in the conversion panel. The selected songs will be saved to the task list. You can continue to add your preferred playlists and select the songs. Not until you've selected all you want, open the task list at the top right corner to view all the selected songs. By clicking the 'Convert' function, you can start the conversion.

Step 4 To view all your downloading history, you can click on the 'History' icon on the top right corner. All Amazon Music downloads are listed there. 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 in the open sources as MP3/AAC/FLAC/AIFF/WAV/ALAC format. When you download your Amazon songs on your devices, whether you have a Amazon Prime/Unlimited or nor, you can still play them normally in you daily life. What's more, they can be saved on your devices forever after the subscription expires.

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