How to Download Multiple Songs From Amazon Music Library

It's easy to download songs for offline listening

By

Mark Harris

Updated on December 14, 2021

Reviewed by

Jon Fisher

Music, Podcasts, & Audio

What to Know

Go to Amazon Music and select Library > Music > Albums.
Next to the album, select the three-dot icon, choose View Album, select the three-dot icon, and then choose Download.
Currently, you can only bulk download songs from your Amazon Music library if they are part of an album that you own.

Amazon Music is Amazon's music-streaming platform and online music store. If you want to download songs you own from your Amazon Music library, you don't need an app or special software. Here's a look at downloading multiple songs for offline listening from Amazon Music in a web browser.

Download Multiple Songs From Amazon Music

You'll first need to navigate to your Amazon Music library. Then it takes only a few clicks to download songs for offline listening.

Currently, you can only bulk download song from your Amazon Music library if they are part of an album that you own. Otherwise, you must download songs individually.

Navigate to Amazon.com in a web browser and sign in to your account, then select Accounts & Lists > Music Library.

Alternatively, go to music.amazon.com to go directly to Amazon Music.
You're taken to Amazon Music. From the top menu bar, select Library > Music.
Select a category such as Songs, Albums, or Artists to display your music.

To download multiple songs, it may help to organize by Albums. If you organize by Songs, you'll have to download tracks individually.
Hover over the album you'd like to download, select the three-dot icon, and choose View Album.
Select the three-dot icon and then choose Download.
If you organized by Songs, next to the track you'd like to download, select the three-dot icon and then choose Download. You must do this for every song you'd like to download.

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