How to Listen to Amazon Music Offline in 2025 (Ultimate)

There's nothing worse than reaching for your favorite playlist, only to find that it won't load because you're offline or stuck with a weak signal. Whether you're on a plane, riding the subway, or simply outside of Wi-Fi range, losing access to your music can be unexpectedly frustrating.

That's why knowing how to listen to Amazon Music offline has become so important in 2025. This guide will walk you through the most effective ways to keep your music available anytime, so you can enjoy smooth, uninterrupted listening no matter where you are.

Part 1. Can You Listen to Amazon Prime Music Offline?

Yes, you can listen to Amazon Prime Music offline in two main ways.

The first is through the official Amazon Music app, which lets you download songs and playlists for offline playback if you have an active subscription. The second is by using a third-party tool to save Amazon Music as local files like MP3 or FLAC, giving you more control to keep the music permanently and play it on any device, even without the Amazon app or a subscription.

In the next sections, we'll walk you through both methods so you can choose the one that works best for your offline listening needs.

Part 2. Listen to Amazon Prime Music Offline Officially

If you're subscribed to Amazon Prime Music or Amazon Music Unlimited, you can use the Amazon Music app to download songs for offline playback. Both allow offline playback, but with very different levels of access.

• Prime Music: Limited to curated All-Access Playlists. You can't choose individual songs or albums to download.
• Music Unlimited: Full access to Amazon's entire music library. You can download any song, album, or playlist, including HD, Ultra HD, and Spatial Audio tracks.

By default, the Amazon Music app may automatically download some All-Access Playlists to your device. If you'd rather choose what to download, you can disable this feature in the app's settings. Once everything is set, just download your music and switch on Offline Mode to enjoy it without Wi-Fi or data.

Below, we'll walk you through how to do this on Android, iOS, and desktop.

Listen to Amazon Music Offline on Android

Amazon Music works with most Android phones/tablets (Android 5.0+).

Step 1. Open the app, and go to My Library.

Step 2. Find a song/album/playlist, tap the three-dot menu, and then select Download.

Step 3. Go to Settings and enable Offline Mode.

Step 4. Head to Library > Downloaded to play offline

Listen to Amazon Music Offline on iOS

iPhone/iPad users (iOS 13+) can also listen offline with a valid subscription.

Step 1. Open the app, go to My Library, tap three dots on your desired content, and then choose Download.

Step 2. Enable Offline Mode in Settings.

Step 3. Go to Library > Downloaded to enjoy your music.

Listen to Amazon Music Offline on Computer

On Windows 10+ and macOS 10.13+, you can use the desktop app:

Step 1. Open the Amazon Music desktop app, go to Library, and click Download icon next to any track.

Step 2. Use the Filter to view downloaded content.

Step 3. Select a downloaded item and play with no internet needed.

Part 3. Download Amazon Prime Music to MP3/FLAC and Listen Offline

While the Amazon Music app offers basic offline playback, it has clear limits-you can't export songs, keep them after your subscription ends, or play them outside the app. If you want more flexibility and permanent access to your favorite tracks, a third-party solution is the way to go.

TuneFab Amazon Music Converter is a powerful yet easy-to-use tool that lets you download songs, albums, playlists, and even podcasts from Amazon Music and save them as MP3, FLAC, M4A, or WAV files. It works with all Amazon account types, including Free, Prime, and Unlimited, and uses a built-in web player so you can simply drag and convert tracks without switching apps.

You can choose the output format and quality, preserve full ID3 tags, and even customize file names and folder structure. Whether you want high-speed batch downloads, lossless audio, or permanent offline access across devices, TuneFab gives you full control over your music library without the usual restrictions.

With TuneFab Amazon Music Converter, you can easily download Amazon Music tracks as local files within simple steps:

Step 1. Log in to Your Amazon Account

Open TuneFab Amazon Music Converter and click the Amazon Music icon to access the built-in web player. Choose your country/region and log in.

Step 2. Find Songs, Playlists, or Podcasts to Convert

Search or browse directly in the web player. To add music, click the blue "Add" button or drag tracks/playlists onto it. Duplicate songs will be automatically skipped.

Step 3. Choose Output Format and Quality

In the conversion list, select your desired output format: MP3, FLAC, WAV, M4A, AIFF, AAC, or ALAC. You can also adjust bitrate, sample rate, and choose to preserve ID3 tags like title, artist, and album.

Step 4. Start the Conversion

Once everything is set, select individual tracks or click "Convert All" to begin batch conversion. TuneFab will convert your selected songs quickly while retaining audio quality.

Step 5. Access Your Converted Files

After conversion, go to the "Finished" tab and click the folder icon to locate your converted music. You can now transfer songs freely to any player or device.

Part 4. FAQs About Amazon Prime Music Offline Listening

Why is Amazon Music not working offline?

This usually happens due to one of the following reasons:

• Offline Mode is off – Make sure it's enabled in the app settings.
• Downloads are incomplete – Fix Amazon Music not downloading issue.
• Account needs verification – Sometimes a quick internet check is required.
• Subscription expired – You'll lose offline access after cancellation.
• App or storage issues – Update the app and free up space if needed.

Try checking the subscription, turning on Offline Mode manually, refreshing the Amazon Music library, or updating the app to reset access.

Can you listen to Amazon Music offline for free?

Yes, if you take advantage of Amazon's free trial offers. Here's how you can get it:

• Join Amazon Prime to get 1 month of Amazon Music Prime for free.
• Sign up for Amazon Music Unlimited - New users can get 4 months free (sometimes 6) via promotions with Echo devices, Prime Student, or carriers like O2.
• Check Prime Day deals - Amazon often gives 4–5 months free during major events.

Conclusion

In this guide, we explored how to listen to Amazon Music offline, whether through the official app with a Prime or Unlimited subscription, or by converting songs for permanent offline access.

If you're looking for a smarter and more flexible solution, TuneFab Amazon Music Converter is your best choice. Unlike the official app, it lets you download any song, album, or playlist in high-quality MP3, FLAC, or other formats. Once converted, your music is truly yours without app limits or expiration. Give it a try and enjoy your favorite tracks anytime, anywhere now!