How to copy Spotify playlist to Samsung Galaxy S9

by Leo Fan Market

If you only want to enjoy some Spotify songs on Samsung Galaxy S9, and you are Spotify Premium subscribers, it is easy and simple to sync your Samsung Galaxy S9 with your Spotify account when you sign with the same Spotify account.

In this article, we talk about the other way to move your Spotify playlists to Samsung Galaxy S9 without Spotify App.

What you need is Spotify Audio Converter, which is the tool to help you remove DRM from Spotify songs and playlists and convert them to MP3, AAC format for Samsung Galaxy mobile phones with excellent output quality and super fast conversion speed.

Step-by-step guide to convert Spotify for Samsung Galaxy S9

Step 1. go to download and install Spotify Audio Converter Platinum for Mac and run it.

If you are a Windows user, please download the Spotify Converter for Win version.

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Step 2. From Spotify to drag Songs or playlist to Spotify Audio Converter.

Click "+" icon or click center of Spotify Audio Converter Platinum, then you will see a pop-up window which indicates you to drag and drop the songs or playlist here.

To drag your Spotify songs in, just open Spotify application, check the songs or playlist you would like to convert, then drag them to add window.

Add Spotify songs to Spotify Audio Converter Platinum

Step 3. choose Output Format and Adjust Settings

Click the menu bar "Spotify Audio Converter Platinum > Preferences" or directly click setting button on the program interface to open the Preferences window.

In the output settings, you could change the output folder as you prefer.

Output settings

Step 4. Click "CONVERT" to start Conversion

When the above steps are finished, just click "Convert" button to start conversion.

Now, all the Spotify music or Playlist are converted and saved to your computer, then you can connect your Samsung Galaxy S9 to computer via USB cable and start transferring the converted Spotify music.

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