How to Add Amazon Music to InShot as BGM

By Li ZhangUpdated on November 12, 2024

Summary
Want to add Amazon Music songs to InShot app? Here is an user-guide on downloading Amazon Music as MP3, then you are allowed to sync and use these songs on InShot as background music.

People like to take shot videos to record life, and you may often see all kinds of videos on various social media platforms. InShot is one of the popular video editors that for people to create amazing short videos, which is supported for iPhone and Android device. As a powerful video editor, InShot has various video editing features that can help you create perfect videos with ease. With InShot, you can apply various effects to your video like add stickers, apply filters, and even some background music. Adding background music can enhance the sense of atmosphere of the video, thus quickly attracting the attention of audience. Amazon Music, as the most hot one among popular music streaming services, offers millions of songs for users.

It is such a great way to get background music for InShot videos. Here is the question, how to add music from Amazon to InShot as BGM? As you know, you can't add Amazon Music songs to InShot app as background music, since Amazon Music has a special restriction that all songs in Amazon Music are DRM-protected. All music in Amazon can only be played on the authorized device under Amazon account. It means that even if you have purchased and downloaded music from Amazon, the music files can't be accessed outside of official Amazon platform. So, you are not able to add Amazon Music to InShot videos directly.

Part 1. Download Amazon Music be Compatible with InShot
Part 2. Add Amazon Music to InShot as BGM

Part 1. Download Amazon Music be Compatible with InShot

In this case, a dedicated Amazon Music Converter is essential. It can download and convert Amazon Music into formats compatible with InShot. UkeySoft Amazon Music Converter is an excellent choice, allowing you to convert Amazon Music to MP3, M4A, AAC, FLAC, WAV, or AIFF with high-quality sound, while keeping ID3 tags and other settings intact. With 10X conversion speed and batch processing, plus a built-in Amazon Music web player, it enables you to save Amazon Music as local files and makes it easy to add Amazon Music as background music in InShot. Plus, you can play it offline on any device, such as MP3 players, smartphones, smart speakers, smartwatches, TVs, car stereos, USB drives, SD cards, gaming consoles, and more without needing Amazon's authorization.

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Guide: How to Download Amazon Music Locally on Computer

To begin with, please install and run UkeySoft Amazon Music Converter for PC/Mac on the computer.

Step 1. Log in Amazon Account

Click the blue button Sign In on the top corner in home page, to log in to your Amazon account.

Step 2. Choose MP3, AAC, WAV as Output Format

Choose output format for output music files by clicking the Gear icon on the top right corner in home page. To add Amazon Music to InShot, choose MP3, AAC, WAV options since it is compatible with InShot.

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Step 3. Add Amazon Music to Downloading List

Choose any Amazon Music songs by clicking the red “+” icon for downloading as MP3, AAC, WAV. When you open an album/playlist, it will present all music contents in the album/playlist. All music contents in the playlist will be added by default, unselect the songs that you don't want in the check box.

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Step 4. Download Amazon Music as MP3, AAC, WAV

Click the Convert button, then UkeySoft program will begin to download Amazon Music as MP3, AAC, WAV, then all the output music files will be saved to the default folder on the computer.

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Step 5. Check Output Music Files

Once the music conversion is done, you could click the default folder on the computer to check the downloaded Amazon Music songs. Or you can also play the songs right now with the built- in Amazon Music player in UkeySoft program.

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Part 2. Add Amazon Music to InShot as BGM

Before adding Amazon Music to InShot as BGM, just transferring all the downloaded Amazon Music to your iPhone or Android phone with a USB cable first. Then, you can follow the steps below to sync Amazon Music to InShot video.

Step 1.

Create a new video in InShot on your phone, then you could edit video if needing, such as trimming, splitting, merging clips, and even adjusting the speed of video.

Step 2.

Go to the Toolbar, select and tap the Music option, then tap the Tracks button. Tap the iTunes option on your iPhone or tap the My Music section on your Android phone. Then you could select the downloaded Amazon Music on the phone.

Step 3.

Tap the Use button, and the selected Amazon Music will be used as the background music of InShot video.

Final Words

Now you have got the best solution to add Amazon Music to InShot as BGM. With the assist of UkeySoft Amazon Music Converter, you are allowed to add your favorite Amazon Music songs to InShot as background music, make and edit videos as you like. Give it a try as we showed above and I am sure you could create amazing videos. By the way, if you have any other questions, please leave a comment below. Thanks.

Tip: System Requirements:

Windows 7 or later on 64bit required

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