How to Listen to Music on Spotify Offline Without Premium?

Can you listen to music offline on Spotify? Yes. There are 2 workarounds to use Spotify offline if you are not a Premium user: 

• Use third-party Spotify downloaders; 
• Record with audio recorders.

Notes: Downloading copyrighted music without permission is regarded as piracy and illegal; so use the methods at your own risk.

1. Download Music from Spotify with Third-party Downloader

You can find many third-party Spotify downloaders, like SpotifyDown, onthespot, etc. They might download music from YouTube and other streaming services, and then convert the audio file into offline-friendly formats.

This is how to listen to music offline on Spotify without Premium:

1. Find a third-party Spotify music downloader > download and install > run.
2. Search for the songs you want > download.
3. If needed, choose output formats and convert.

2. Record Music from Spotify with Audio Recorder

Without a downloader, or if you hate the painstaking audio format conversion process, you can choose another means to get Spotify music on your devices—recording the song directly.

Get a professional and safe audio downloader for your Spotify music. iTop Screen Recorder is an ideal choice, as it records high-quality music in any format (MP3/AAC/AC3/FLAC/WMAV2) and at any bitrate (128 Kbps/192 Kbps/256 Kbps/320 Kbps) you want.

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This is how to listen to music offline on Spotify without Premium:

Step 1. Download iTop Screen Recorder on your Windows PC.

Step 2. Click Settings > Format > Audio > customize Format, Bitrate, Frequency, and more if you need > Save.

Step 3. Go back to the main panel > Record > Only Audio > toggle Speaker > click REC to start.

After downloading or recording, you can import the file back to Spotify app via Spotify app on your phone or iTunes on your computer.

Spotify app > Settings > Local Files > Add a source > choose the target folder where your recorded audio files are > then those songs will be in your library.