About SpotiGo
Last updated November 3, 2026
SpotiGo is a web tool that turns Spotify song, playlist and album links into audio files you keep: MP3 or FLAC, tagged with the title, artist, album, track number and cover art. It runs in the browser on any phone or computer, with nothing to install.
What you get
| Free | Premium | |
|---|---|---|
| Formats | MP3 128 kbps | MP3 128 and 320 kbps, FLAC (16-bit, 44.1 kHz) |
| Playlists and albums | First 100 tracks | Every track |
| Account | Not needed | Needed, so your Ko-fi payment can be matched to you |
| Tags and cover art | Included | Included |
| Price | $0 | $5 for 30 days, no subscription |
How it works
- You paste a Spotify link. SpotiGo reads the public track list behind it: names, artists, album, length and cover.
- Each track is matched to the same recording by its ISRC, the industry ID every released recording has, or by title, artist and length when there is none.
- The file is tagged and sent to your browser while it's built, so downloads start in seconds. Playlists and albums arrive as one ZIP, in order.
SpotiGo never asks for your Spotify login and works without Spotify Premium. If a track can't be found, a playlist download carries on and lists it in missing.txt inside the ZIP.
Limits
- Free downloads include the first 100 tracks of a playlist or album, at MP3 128 kbps.
- Downloads without an account are limited to 1,000 tracks a day per connection, to keep the service fast for everyone.
- FLAC is delivered where the recording exists in lossless quality. Otherwise you get the best quality available, and a playlist ZIP lists which tracks.
Premium
Premium costs $5 for 30 days, paid on Ko-fi by card or PayPal. It doesn't renew by itself. Create your SpotiGo account with the email you paid with and Premium turns on straight away.
Your data
Downloading needs no account. If you create one, we keep your email, a hashed password, your signed-in devices and your download history. Read the privacy policy and the terms for the details, including personal use only.
Contact
Questions, a payment that didn't turn into Premium, or a download that failed: email [email protected].