As early as the end of 2016 and the beginning of 2017, Amazon Music launched an app for iOS devices. With memory expansion and the introduction of M1 and M2 chips, it is entirely practicable to download Amazon music on iPad.

Currently, there are 2 ways to play Amazon Music on iPad offline. One is through the Amazon Music app on iPad, which requires a subscription to Amazon Music Prime or Unlimited. The other is to use a professional Amazon Music Downloader like TuneFab to save up to 100 million tracks to iPad at will. The specific operations of these two methods are both shown in detail below. Read on and choose one solution you like most.


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Part 1. How to Play Amazon Music on iPad with Its App

The common subscription options for Amazon Music are Amazon Music Prime and Amazon Music Unlimited, and both of them allow you to download Amazon Music for offline playback. However, it is important to note that only Amazon Music Unlimited can choose any song, album, or playlist to download, while Amazon Music Prime is limited to All-Access playlists. If you are subscribed to one of the two premium plans, refer to the following process to download music to iPad.

Step 1. Make sure you've installed the Amazon Music app on your iPad.

Step 2. Open the app, log in to your subscribed account, and click "Library" at the bottom to select the songs you want to download.

Step 3. Tap "Overflow Menu (...)", then hit the "Download" option. To check all the downloads, locate "Recently Downloaded" in "Library".

Download Amazon Music on iPad with App

Note: You can only play Amazon Music on iPad offline after enabling offline mode in the settings. Also, recently listened to songs in the All-Access playlists will be automatically downloaded. If you prefer not to, go to Settings and turn off the "Auto-download All-Access Playlists" option.


Part 2. How to Download Amazon Music on iPad as MP3 Files

Tracks downloaded from the music app can only be streamed on the iPad. You can not copy or transfer Amazon music to Linux, Windows, or even Mac devices. And the music quality of Amazon Music Prime is limited. To achieve HD and Ultra-HD, an extra fee should be paid for Amazon Music Unlimited. If these do not align with your intentions to stream Amazon Music on iPad, consider a powerful Amazon Music downloader.

TuneFab Amazon Music Converter is the one that you should try. Compatible with both Windows and Mac platforms, this top-notch program can automatically strip DRM encryption and convert Amazon Music to MP3 or other commonly used formats to save on iPad. Moreover, with its built-in Amazon Music web player, all music content can be easily searched and accessed within the program. This way, you can easily transfer and save Amazon Music on an MP3 player, smart speaker, and other devices as you like.

Sparkling Features of TuneFab Amazon Music Converter

· Offers multiple output formats like MP3, M4A, WAV, and FLAC.
· Downloads tracks from Amazon Music with original sound quality.
· Supports batch conversion of Amazon Music at up to 5X speed.
· Defines output parameters such as sample rate and bitrate to your liking.
· Preserves ID3 tag information well for easy offline music library management.

Beyond these features, TuneFab Amazon Music Converter is also very easy to use. Now, you may as well follow the tutorial below to try this downloader and stream Amazon Music on your iPad.

Step 1. Launch TuneFab Amazon Music Converter

Install TuneFab Amazon Music Converter by clicking the button below and launching it on your computer. Then log in to your Amazon Music account.

Step 2. Select Music Content to Download

Search and select tracks, albums, or playlists you want to download. After that, drag and drop your liked ones to the blue "Plus" button. TuneFab Amazon Music Converter will automatically parse and add songs to the download queue.

Select Music to Download

Step 3. Customize Output Format as MP3

Choose MP3 as the output format by clicking "Convert all files to" in the top-right. If you have specific preferences for output parameters, you can head to "Settings" > "Preferences" to set up sample rate and bitrate.

Customize Output Format

Step 4. Download Amazon Music to MP3

Click "Convert All" to start downloading selected songs to your computer. Wait for a second until it is done. To check the download history, hit "View Output File" in the "Finished" section.

Download Amazon Music to MP3

Step 5. Transfer Amazon Music to iPad

Use "View Output File" to locate the save folder and refer to the following process to transfer downloaded songs, then you can freely play Amazon music on iPad or iPhone.

· Open iTunes or Finder and click "File" > "Add File to Library" to import saved Amazon tracks.
· Use a cable to connect your iPad and computer. Then click the "Device" icon.
· Select "Music" in the left sidebar (middle area in Finder) and tick on the preferred option under the "Sync Music" section.
· Hit "Apply" to transfer Amazon music to your iPad.

Sync Amazon Music to iPad with iTunes


FAQs About Downloading Amazon Music on iPad

How to enable autoplay on Amazon Music on iPad?

Autoplay is a built-in feature of Amazon Music. It ensures that music playback is continuous and that the content and style are similar to your taste. To enable this feature on iPad, you just need to click on the "gear" icon, open "Settings", and find and switch on the "Autoplay" option on the pop-up page.

How to download purchased Amazon Music on iPad?

Amazon Music can be saved on iPad with a subscription. Not only that, you can also make it by purchasing single songs or entire albums through official Amazon channels. But different from subscriptions, purchased Amazon music can be downloaded freely and saved in MP3 format. If you have purchased it before, the following steps will be helpful.

· Open the Amazon Music app and tap "Library";
· Use the filter to find purchased songs;
· Tap the "Three Dots" icon and select "Download".

Download Purchased Amazon Music via Its App


Conclusion

To wrap up, you can download Amazon Music on iPad through a subscription. Alternatively, use TuneFab Amazon Music Converter to save music as MP3 or other mainstream formats, and then sync it to iPad. The latter may seem a bit more complicated, but it does not have restrictions on subscription period, DRM encryption, playback devices, etc. As long as songs or playlists are saved locally, you can keep them forever and transfer them at your option.

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