How can I listen to my own personal music on Amazon Music?
You will get 2 million songs to stream on Amazon Music for free if you are already a Prime member on Amazon, while 60 million tracks will get if you become the Music Unlimited users, costing only $9.9 per month. While enjoying this vast library of songs on Amazon Music, some users will prefer to upload their own music collections to Amazon Music and play them together with the original Amazon audio online. However, things are not quite as simple as that.
"Uploading or importing your personal music to Amazon Music is no longer available", Amazon Music official stated. Amazon used to apply online music storage plans formerly, allowing users to freely upload & import their personal audios (up to 250 songs) to Amazon Music for streaming online, and those who have joint music storage subscription would get much bigger storage: 250,000 songs. But on January 15, 2018, Amazon announced this service would be shut down, and users would become unavailable to upload their music after January 2019. That means you will not able to upload music to Amazon Music in 2020 or later, unless Amazon rolls out a new online audio storage service again.
So What About Uploading Amazon Music to Other Music Services?
As above, you are not allowed to import the local audios to Amazon Music currently. But this does not follow that you are unable to add Amazon music to other music streaming services, like Spotify or Apple Music. This plan sounds great. But the question is how to import Amazon Music to Spotify or Apple Music? Fert not, we will show you how next.
To import Amazon Music to Apple Music, Spotify or other music streaming apps for streaming, a smart audio recorder, TuneBoto Amazon Music Converter, is required. Designed especially for both Amazon Music Unlimited & Prime Music users, TuneBoto dedicated to converting and downloading any songs, playlists, albums to plain MP3/AAC/FLAC/WAV with ID3 tags kept.
With no need to install additional apps (including Amazon Music), TuneBoto enables users to download Amazon songs to computer only within a few steps: add Amazon Music, set output format, and start conversion. After conversion, you will be able to transfer any playlists from Amazon Music to Apple Music or Spotify with ease.
Amazon Music Converter
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Convert Amazon songs to MP3, AAC, WAV or FLAC
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Works on Amazon Music Unlimited & Prime Music
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Keep ID3 tags; No quality loss
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No need to install the Amazon Music app or other apps
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Free upgrade and technical support
Tutorial: How to Convert Amazon Music and Import to Other Music Services
The following will show you the detailed steps on how to download Amazon Music to computer in open music format and transfer them to other music services. Please download TuneBoto Amazon Music Converter first before getting started.
Step 1 Run TuneBoto Amazon Music Converter
Install and launch TuneBoto Amazon Music Converter on your computer and log into the Amazon Music Unlimited or Prime Music account. The program will provide some indications, just follow them.
Note: TuneBoto needs to work with an Amazon account. But don't worry, it will not take any other information from your account than the songs.
Step 2 Customize Output Settings
Directly hit the button "Setting" to customize the output settings: output folder, output quality, and output format including MP3, AAC, WAV, and FLAC. Also, you can choose the country/region.
Step 3 Add Music
Directly selecting one of your preferred Amazon albums, artists, or playlists on TuneBoto's main interface, hit the blue "Add" button suspended on the right side, and choose the songs you would like to convert on the pop-up window.
Step 4 Start to Download Amazon Music
After completing the above steps, the next one is clicking the button "Convert". Just a few minutes, all your songs will be saved to the selected output path you've set in Step 2.
Step 5 Import Amazon Music to Other Music Services
By hitting the "History" button or directly going to the output folder you customized previously, you can access all the well-converted Amazon songs in MP3/AAC/WAV/FLAC format. And now, you will be allowed to import Amazon Music songs to any music services, like Apple Music or Spotify Music, without any limits. Just start enjoyment!
Conclusion
You will not be able to upload personal music to Amazon Music currently. But you can now import your preferred songs from Amazon Music to other music services, with the help of TuneBoto Amazon Music Converter. TuneBoto offers the free trial version for users to test its features. Now, give it a shot!
Note: The free trial version of TuneBoto Amazon Music Converter enables you to convert the first three minutes of each song and convert 3 music files at a time. You can unlock the limits and enable all its features by purchasing the full version.
