Here are the most common fixes for when Spotify songs won't download on your iPhone or Android device. Make sure you have a proper internet connection Go to Settings and then Wi-Fi on your phone.

Sunscreen; check. Hat; check. Playlists; ready for anything—even a vacation destination without Wi-Fi.

1- If we download any playlist created and suggested by Spotify and that playlist is ever changed/updated (the number of songs or the songs themselves or maybe both) by Spotify that playlist becomes 'undeletable'. I haven't investigated enough to say if the content on the watch updates to match the changes made by Spotify. Uninstalled and redownloaded spotify so I can save my songs to my new sd card, everything downloaded via WiFi, (under 2k songs) when I clicked available offline in the songs menu still on the WiFi. When I was at work I was listening to my music an it turns out nothing was downloaded and it burnt through all my data allowance.

Being completely disconnected from Wi-Fi and data—whether in an airplane or rustic cabin in the woods—doesn’t mean you need to be without your favorite music or podcasts. If you’re a Premium subscriber, it only takes a few simple steps while you’re still at home and on Wi-Fi to download your favorite content and ensure it’s available when you go off the grid or up in the air.

First, if you’d like to use Wi-Fi to download, go to Settings > Music Quality > Download Using Cellular and check that the feature is set to the default “off.” From there, it’s easy to download tracks and podcasts on your cell phone, tablet, or iPad:

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1. Search for the content you want
2. Select the playlist, album, or podcast you want to listen to offline
3. Switch the download toggle ON—it will turn green so you know it’s working
4. Once tracks in your library are downloaded, you’ll see a little green arrow below each song name
5. Connect your headphones and start listening, no matter where you are!

If you’re using Spotify on desktop, but still want to take those songs or podcast episodes with you on your mobile device:

1. Select songs to download automatically to your device by clicking the plus symbol next to any track
2. That plus symbol will turn into a checkmark, which means the song will sync to your phone next time it’s connected to WiFi
3. If you’re looking to organize your downloads, now’s the time! Using your computer to organize tracks into a playlist before you go can be a bit easier

Note that if you’re seeing songs grayed out when you’re offline, it means they’re not downloaded and you won’t be able to play them without Wi-Fi. (It might be a good idea to experiment with going online before you board the plane.) To see everything you’ve downloaded on your phone, check out the “Downloads” tab under “Your Library” on mobile.

Also know that there’s a maximum to the number of songs and podcasts you can download per device. If you do hit the limit, you can always go back and remove some existing downloads.

Plus, keep in mind that in order for Premium subscribers to keep all downloads available, you’ll need to connect your phone to Wi-Fi at least once every 30 days. So if you’re on an extended hiking trip, just make sure to connect to Wi-Fi at least once per month if you want to keep streaming.

For more tips about offline listening, ask a Rock Star for assistance on our Community page.

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