How to Play Spotify Music on Discord?

By Justin SabrinaUpdated on December 16, 2022

Summary
How to play Spotify music on Discord? This page teach you how connect spotify music to MP3, then you can share and play your favorite Spotify music on your Discord.

"Is there a way to play Spotify playlist in a discord channel? I want to listen to music while play games, is it possible to add and share Spotify playlist with my friends within Discord app? How to share and play Spotify playlist on Discord?" - Ask by Lina Jone

Discord is a real-time game chat software, the initial version was developed in March 2015. Discord is mainly used for game players to chat via text, voice and video while playing game. Discord has been established for 3 years, it has already obtained nearly 200 million registered users. According to reports , there are 19 million activity users daily and a peak online player number of 8.2 million on Discord, 530 million messages are sent every day. Discor announced that it began to increase the PC game distribution and subscription service "Nitro" (about 10 US dollars / month), the extensive competition of the incoming PC game platform, featuring social and niche independent games, the subscription service includes more than 60 games.

Do you want to know how to listen to Spotify music on a discord channel when playing game? How to add and share Spotify music with friends within Discord app? How to play spotify on discord? Good news, now Spotify allowed directly connect with Discord app, so we can enjoy songs while playing games, this article teach you how to share and play Spotify music on your Discord. You also can learn how to free download Spotify music to MP3 and share with others. Let’s come to two tutorial.

CONTENTS

Part 1: Connect Spotify with Discord to Share and Play Spotify Music on Your Discord
Part 2: How to Download Spotify Music without Premium and Share with Others?

Part 1: Connect Spotify with Discord to Share and Play Spotify Music on Your Discord

Spotify makes it more easy to enjoy music on more platform, now we can share and play Spotify music with friends within Discord app. But only Spotify Premium users can use this feature, just connect Spotify with Discord app, then you can share and add Spotify music on the gaming chatting for playing at the same time. After connecting the Spotify and Discord, you can share the songs you are listening with friends, and your friends also can play the music you are listening to.

Now let's learn how to connect Spotify to Discord app and share music with others.

Note: Spotify Premium is required

Step 1. Sign Up For Spotify Premium
Spotify Premium is $9.99 / month, you can start your 3-month free trial, please sign up a Spotify Premium account.

1 )If you have a Spotify Free account, please login your existing account on Spotify app; or open Spotify official website on your web browser, then login your Spotify account. Click "Premium" in the upper right corner of the web page or App interface.

Tips: If you don't have a Spotify account, click "Sign Up Here" at the bottom of the sign in window, and come back after you've created an account.

2)Then, click “VIEW PLANS” to pick your premium membership plan.

Click "START FREE TRIAL", you'll notice that you can try Premium free for 3 months to play millions of songs ad-free, on-demand, and offline.

3)Select your payment method and enter your zip code. You'll be taken to a screen to fill in your Credit Card or PayPal information.

4)Once you make your payment of zero dollars, you'll be taken to your receipt, and you're ready to start checking out Spotify Premium.

Tips: You can cancel your Spotify Premium subscription at anytime you want.

Step 2. Log in your Discord account, then click Settings icon and click Connections option, here you can connect these gaming accounts and unlock special discord integrations, to connected Spotify account with Discord app, please click on Spotify icon.

Step 3. Then, please sign in your Spotify Premium account to get connecting with Discord app, when your Spotify connected with Discord successfully, your Spotify User name will be shown in the Settings, and you can select to display the music that you are listening on profile, or don't display it.

Step 4. Now you have connected your Spotify account with Discord
Now you can add, share and listen to your favorite Spotify music with your friends within Discord app.

Part 2: How to Download Spotify Music without Premium and Share with Others?

Don’t have Spotify Premium account? Don’t worry, with the help of UkeySoft Spotify Music Converter, either free or premium subscribers can download Spotify songs, albums or playlists to share with others.

Spotify allow us to share music to others by copying the song or playlist URL. But, if your friend have no Spotify account or do not install Spotify client, they can't play the songs you shared. The best way to share Spotify music is getting songs/playlist/albums out of Spotify app and web player, so we need to download and convert Spotify music to MP3, M4A, WAV and FLAC format.

With UkeySoft Spotify Music Converter, either free or premium subscribers can download and convert Spotify songs, albums or playlists to MP3/M4A/WAV/FLAC, after getting the DRM-free Spotify songs, you can upload & share the music to others or copy Spotify to USB flash drive.

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Step 1. Launch UkeySoft Spotify Music Converter on PC/Mac
Download, install and run UkeySoft Spotify Music Converter on your Mac/Windows, after launching the converter, please log in your Spotify account, either Premium nor Free.

Step 4. Choose MP3 as Output Format
The default lossless M4A as output format, the software also supports converting Spotify music to MP3, AAC, WAV and FLAC formats. Click "Setting" option, the program will pop up a new windows, here you can to change output format or output folder. In addition, you can also change bitrate, samplerate according to your needs.

Step 2. Add Spotify songs, albums or playlists
Open the playlist or album you need to convert, the program will automatically analyze the playlist for you, then just clicking "Add to List" button to add songs to the well-analyzed list.

As the below screenshot, the Spotify Music Converter automatically detects and generates ID3 tags of the well-analyzed songs, including title, artist, album, genre, cover.

Step 3. Select Songs to Download
Then, please select songs you want to download from the well-analyzed list, all songs are selected by default, you can unselect those you don't want to download.

Step 5. Download Spotify Music for Free
Click “Convert” button to start downloading and converting Spotify music to the plain format you choose. During converting, the Spotify web player plays the songs in the background (muted), so you'd better not using Spotify app to play other songs.

After downloading, click the "output folder" to quickly locate the DRM-free Spotify song.

All downloaded songs is MP3 format, which saved on the computer as local files. Now, you can share the downloaded songs to other via Email, share them to Cloud Drives, OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox for backup, or burn to CDs.

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Justin Sabrina

Justin Sabrina has always had great enthusiasm for writing, programming and web development. He likes writing about software and technology, his works are featured on some tech blogs or forums like Tom's Hardware, CNET, etc.