Spotify to MP3
Paste a song, album or playlist link. Every song comes back as a tagged file.
- 1Copy the linkIn Spotify, tap Share, then Copy link.
- 2Paste it hereA song, an album or a playlist, up to 100 songs.
- 3Save the filesTagged with title, artists, album and cover.
How to convert Spotify to MP3
- Copy the link. In the Spotify app, tap the three dots next to a song, album or playlist, then Share and Copy link. On a computer, right-click it and choose Share, then Copy link.
- Paste it above. A single song starts converting straight away. An album or playlist opens as a numbered list, so you can convert every song or only the ones you want.
- Save the files. Each song saves on its own, or all of them at once as one ZIP. MP3 at 192 kbps is the default; choose 128 or 320 kbps, M4A or WAV before you convert.
What you get in each file
spottomp3 reads the song’s details from its Spotify page and writes them into the file: title, artists, album, track number, release date and the album cover. Music players, phones and car stereos show the song the way Spotify does, and the file is named Artist - Title.
The sound is a recording of the same song, found by matching it against Spotify’s own length, artist and title. In a test of 150 songs from Spotify’s charts and classic playlists (October 2026), every match was the right song, 144 of them the official release, and 145 within two seconds of Spotify’s length. When no recording matches closely enough, spottomp3 says so instead of saving the wrong song.
Which format and bitrate?
| Choose | What it is | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| MP3 192 kbps | The default. Keeps everything the recording has | Phones, cars, MP3 players |
| MP3 320 kbps | A larger file of the same sound | DJ software and stereos that ask for 320 |
| MP3 128 kbps | The smallest file | Saving space, speech |
| M4A | The recording’s own AAC audio, copied without a second encode | iPhone, Mac, Apple Music |
| WAV | Uncompressed 16-bit audio, about 10 MB a minute | Editing, video projects, DJ software |
The recordings spottomp3 converts are AAC at around 130 kbps, so 320 kbps cannot add detail that isn’t there; it is there for software and devices that expect it.
Albums and playlists
Paste an album or playlist link and the whole list opens, numbered in Spotify’s order with each song’s length. Convert all works through it two songs at a time, and each row turns green when its file is ready. One link holds up to 100 songs, which is as many as Spotify shows on a shared list. More on playlists and albums.
How long does it take?
Opening a link takes about a second. A song then takes 15 to 30 seconds to find, convert and tag, two songs at a time; a song someone else converted in the last six hours is ready at once. On our server a nine-song album at 320 kbps took two minutes (October 2026), so a 50-song playlist takes about 10 to 15 minutes, and you can save the finished songs while the rest are still converting.
Questions
Is spottomp3 free?
Yes. There are no ads, no pop-ups, no account and no limit on file length up to 90 minutes. Each visitor can convert 120 songs an hour.
Do I need Spotify Premium?
No. spottomp3 only needs the link. It works with links from free and Premium accounts, and from the Spotify app, desktop app and web player.
Is the audio the same as Spotify’s?
No. Spotify’s own stream is locked to its app. spottomp3 converts a recording of the same song, matched against Spotify’s length, artist and title, and writes Spotify’s details into the file.
Can I download a whole playlist?
Yes. Paste the playlist link, then choose Convert all. Up to 100 songs from one link, saved one by one or as a single ZIP.
Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Yes, in Safari, Chrome or any other browser. On iPhone the files go to the Files app, in the Downloads folder.
Can I convert podcasts?
No. spottomp3 converts songs, albums and playlists.
How long are files kept?
Six hours, then they are deleted from the server.