4 Ways to Download Music from Amazon Music for Offline Listening

Here are 4 different methods for downloading songs from Amazon Music in MP3 or FLAC. Whether you have an Amazon subscription or not, you can download music from Amazon Music to MP3 or other formats for free.  

Disclaimer:

The following methods explain how to download Amazon Music to MP3 or FLAC. However, downloading music from Amazon Music must be done in compliance with the platform’s terms of service and copyright laws. I do not encourage or promote the unlawful downloading or sharing of copyrighted content. 

You must get all relevant rights and licenses before downloading and utilizing music content for personal, non-commercial purposes. Any unauthorized use or infringement of intellectual property rights may result in legal action.

Amazon Music Downloader Telegram Bots

Previously, I have shared a few Telegram bots for downloading music. If you use Telegram, you should try this Telegram bot @GlomaticoBlueMusicBot for downloading Amazon Music tracks on your smartphone. 

You may send any Amazon Music link to this bot, and it will quickly download the tune and send you the MP3 file. Simply provide an Amazon Music song, album, or playlist link to @GlomaticoBlueMusicBot, and it will download and convert it for you.

By default, you will receive 320 kbps MP3 files that may be stored and played offline. You can also input “/codec” to choose FLAC and download the muisc in the highest quality available. 

Download Amazon Music to MP3 on iPhone or Mac

The Shortcuts app on iPhone and Mac lets you automate tasks by combining actions. I happened to make one shortcut called Chrunos Multi Downloader to download songs from Amazon Music. It only works for downloading single tracks.

Once you have the shortcut, you can tap the Share button within Amazon Music app and select the shortcut to start downloading. If somehow the shortcut does not appear in the Share Sheet, you can copy the track link and open the Shortcuts app to run it.

Once complete, you can open the Files app to find the downloaded tracks. It also works on Mac. If you run it on a Mac, it will save download Amazon Music tracks to Finder app. As a multiple sources downloader, you can also use it to download music from Tidal, Soundcloud, Spotify, etc.

Amazon Music Downloader Flow for Windows

For Windows users, Microsoft Power Automate Desktop comes pre-installed on Windows 11. It allows you to build custom automation ‘flows’ for various tasks, including music downloading routines. Think of it like the Shortcuts app on iOS or macOS, but for your desktop.

To get you started with this approach, you can utilize a pre-configured “Chronos Music Downloader” flow. If you need to download music in higer quality, you can check our premium plan. Here’s how to implement it for your music downloading needs:

1. First, you’ll need to locate and copy the provided code for the Chronos Music Downloader flow.
2. Open Power Automate Desktop on your PC and choose to create a new flow.
3. Within the ‘Main’ section of this new flow, paste the entire code you copied. It will automatically translate into a series of actions.
4. Optional, you’ll need to customize the ‘Download from web’ action. Edit this step to specify the exact folder on your computer where you want the downloaded music to be saved.
5. With the setup complete, copy a link to an Amazon Music track and then run your new Power Automate flow. For even faster access, you can assign a custom keyboard shortcut to trigger this download process.

It’s worth noting that this particular Chronos Music Downloader flow is an ongoing project. While it currently focuses on downloading music, plans are in place to enhance it with more features and broader platform compatibility as my familiarity with Power Automate’s capabilities deepens.

Should a download attempt fail, you can report error on our Telegram group and we will fix it. Your feedback helps improve the flow. This method gives you more control over the downloading process, though it does require a bit more initial setup compared to some other methods.

Web.InvokeWebService.InvokeWebService Url: $'''https://raw.githubusercontent.com/CodyChrunos/Shortcuts/main/chrunos-music-downloader.json''' Method: Web.Method.Get Accept: $'''application/xml''' ContentType: $'''application/xml''' ConnectionTimeout: 30 FollowRedirection: True ClearCookies: False FailOnErrorStatus: False EncodeRequestBody: False UserAgent: $'''Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.8.1.21) Gecko/20100312 Firefox/3.6''' Encoding: Web.Encoding.AutoDetect AcceptUntrustedCertificates: False Response=> update
Variables.ConvertJsonToCustomObject Json: update CustomObject=> JsonAsCustomObject
IF JsonAsCustomObject.version <> 1.2 THEN
    WebAutomation.LaunchEdge.LaunchEdge Url: JsonAsCustomObject.url WindowState: WebAutomation.BrowserWindowState.Normal ClearCache: False ClearCookies: False WaitForPageToLoadTimeout: 60 Timeout: 60 BrowserInstance=> Browser
    EXIT Code: 0
END
Clipboard.GetText Text=> ClipboardText
Web.InvokeWebService.InvokeWebServicePost Url: JsonAsCustomObject.api Accept: $'''application/json''' ContentType: $'''application/json''' RequestBody: $'''{\"url\": \"%ClipboardText%\"}''' ConnectionTimeout: 30 FollowRedirection: True ClearCookies: False FailOnErrorStatus: False EncodeRequestBody: False UserAgent: $'''Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.8.1.21) Gecko/20100312 Firefox/3.6''' Encoding: Web.Encoding.AutoDetect AcceptUntrustedCertificates: False TrimRequestBody: True Response=> WebServiceResponse
Variables.ConvertJsonToCustomObject Json: WebServiceResponse CustomObject=> JsonAsCustomObject2
Web.InvokeWebService.InvokeWebServicePost Url: JsonAsCustomObject.api2 Accept: $'''application/json''' ContentType: $'''application/json''' RequestBody: $'''{\"track_id\": \"%JsonAsCustomObject2.track_id%\", \"quality\": \"128\"}''' ConnectionTimeout: 30 FollowRedirection: True ClearCookies: False FailOnErrorStatus: False EncodeRequestBody: False UserAgent: $'''Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.8.1.21) Gecko/20100312 Firefox/3.6''' Encoding: Web.Encoding.AutoDetect AcceptUntrustedCertificates: False TrimRequestBody: True ResponseHeaders=> WebServiceResponseHeaders Response=> WebServiceResponse2 StatusCode=> StatusCode
Variables.ConvertJsonToCustomObject Json: WebServiceResponse2 CustomObject=> JsonAsCustomObject3
IF IsNotEmpty(JsonAsCustomObject3.url) THEN
    Web.DownloadFromWeb.DownloadToFile Url: JsonAsCustomObject3.url FilePath: $'''C:\\Users\\Public\\Music\\%JsonAsCustomObject2.filename%.mp3''' ConnectionTimeout: 30 FollowRedirection: True ClearCookies: False UserAgent: $'''Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.8.1.21) Gecko/20100312 Firefox/3.6''' Encoding: Web.Encoding.AutoDetect AcceptUntrustedCertificates: False DownloadedFile=> DownloadedFile
ELSE
    Display.ShowMessageDialog.ShowMessage Title: $'''Sorry, Failed''' Message: $'''Report Error on Telegram: https://t.me/chrunoss''' Icon: Display.Icon.None Buttons: Display.Buttons.OK DefaultButton: Display.DefaultButton.Button1 IsTopMost: False ButtonPressed=> ButtonPressed
END

Download Music with Amazon Music App

If you have a subscription to Amazon Music Unlimited, you may wish to download your favorite songs, albums, playlists, or podcasts for offline listening. This allows you to conserve data, minimize buffering, and listen to music from any location. This blog post will demonstrate how to download songs from Amazon songs for offline listening on your devices.

Follow these steps to download songs from Amazon to your mobile device:

1. Launch the Amazon Music app and sign in using your Amazon account.

2. Select Settings from the menu icon (three horizontal lines) in the upper left corner.

3. Select the download quality you want by tapping on Download Settings. To preserve data, you can alternatively choose to download exclusively via Wi-Fi.

4. Return to the main screen and search or browse for the music you wish to download.

5. Select Download by tapping on the More Options button (three dots) next to the song, album, playlist, or podcast you wish to download.

To view the status of your downloads, hit the Downloads icon (downward arrow) in the lower right corner. Tap on the My Music icon (headphones) in the bottom left corner and select Offline Music to access your downloaded music.

Conclusion

If you have Amazon Music Unlimited Subscription, it is easy to download music from Amazon Music for offline listening. You can choose from different devices, quality settings, and Wi-Fi options to suit your needs. 

If Amazon Music subscription is not available in your region, you can use tools like ViWizard, and Telegram bots to download songs from Amazon Music. Based on your situation, you may use one of these workarounds responsibly to expand your Amazon Music library.