Can I Play Amazon Music Offline? How to Play Amazon Music Offline?

Yes, Amazon Music does work offline. To enjoy offline playback, a few conditions must be met: you need to be subscribed to one of the following plan, then download the music you want to play in advance.

Subscription Plans & Available Downloads

• Amazon Music Prime: You can only download All-Access Playlists.
• Amazon Music Unlimited/Standard: You can download songs, albums, or playlists.

Once you're subscribed, you can download music directly to your device using the Amazon Music app. Here's how it works:

How to Play Amazon Music Offline

Step 1: Open the Amazon Music app on your device.

Step 2: Go to the Library tab. If needed, use the Purchased filter to view the music you own.

Step 3: Tap the More Options (⋮) menu next to the song, album, or playlist you want to download, then select Download. A checkmark will appear next to successfully downloaded tracks.

Step 4: Once downloaded, you can enable Offline Mode in Settings to filter and play your downloaded tracks only. Downloaded music is accessible only within the Amazon Music app and cannot be exported to other apps or devices.

In theory, this makes it possible to play Amazon Music offline. However, some issues seem to arise during actual playback. Several users have reported that the Amazon Music app itself requires an internet connection to launch.

Therefore, whether you need offline music playback while traveling or wish to conserve mobile data, you can opt for a more effective method: using third-party software to download Amazon Music tracks as MP3 files. iTop Screen Recorder is your ideal choice. This free recorder supports audio-only mode and saves songs in high-quality formats like MP3/AAC/FLAC, allowing you to enjoy music anytime, anywhere!

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