Download Amazon Music Playlists for Offline Playback

With Amazon Music Prime, you can only download All-Access Playlists to listen offline. With Amazon Music Unlimited or Amazon Music Standard subscription, you can download songs, albums, and playlists to listen offline.

Note: If you own a device running iOS or Android, All-Access Playlists that have been recently listened to will be downloaded automatically. To avoid automatic downloads based on data preferences, turn off the "Auto-download All-Access Playlists" option in the settings.

To download songs, albums, and playlists to listen offline:

Go to My library and select the playlist filter button at the top.
Select the playlist that you want to download.
Select the overflow menu , and select Download.

Amazon Music Unlimited and Amazon Music Standard plans allow offline listening via downloads in Standard, HD, Ultra HD, or Spatial Audio formats.

Quickly access your recent downloads by opening Recently Downloaded at the bottom of the Library page. Select the Recently Downloaded Songs list.

Helpful Tips:

Downloaded Amazon Music Unlimited, Amazon Music Standard, and All-Access Playlist songs are only accessible within the Amazon Music app.
It’s not possible to export songs for use on other apps and devices.
You can't copy downloaded Amazon Music Unlimited, Amazon Music Standard, and All-Access Playlist songs onto CDs or other external storage.
High-quality audio files are larger and take up more space on your device.

To play downloaded songs without using mobile data:

Download your songs in Best Available quality.
Turn on Stream only on Wi-Fi to prevent streaming while on a cellular network.
Select Play downloads first in settings to play the downloaded version of a song instead of trying to stream it.

For more information on managing data usage, see Manage Data Usage in the Amazon Music App.

For more help, go to:

What Are All-Access Playlists?

What Are the Differences Between the Amazon Music Subscriptions?

Amazon Music forum