However, many people bought music on Google Play and probably want to take their music with them. Here is a quick guide on downloading your music from Google Play Music so you can take it with you if you decide to leave. Download and install the app as you would any other app. Open the app and click on the Download tab along the top of the window.
Select the option to download your library. We recommend the option with the biggest number usually Download my library because it contains every song you purchased or uploaded. It will ask you about a download location. We recommend a folder of your choosing so you can sort your music later. Click the Start download button to begin. Start watching the entire extended editions of the Lord of the Rings movies because the download is going to be very slow. If you stop it and resume, it will start over about half of the time, re-downloading songs you already downloaded.
The faster, better method recommended for everyone Note : This method requires you to use Google Chrome browser. It works on the Chromium-based Microsoft Edge if you enable the ability to install Chrome extensions.
Open the Google Play Music web player by clicking here. Click the 3-line menu in the top left corner of the window. Select the Settings option.
Scroll down until you find the Music from this computer section. Tap the Add Your Music button and follow the instructions. After that, two new sections should appear in the Settings. The first is Download folder. Configure that to the folder where you want your downloaded music to go. The second is Download your library. Click that to download your library. It marked the biggest milestone in the transition to YouTube Music, but there is one last step.
The company did take play. However, as of this morning, you can no longer use Google Takeout to download uploaded songs in Play Music or access any other historical data. Visiting music. The third option is to download your Play Music library using Google Takeout :.
A list of the tracks, playlists, radio stations, uploads, and purchases in your Google Play Music library, as well as your playback and search history. Playlists, radio stations, and track information will be provided in CSV format, while your previous uploads and Google Play purchases will be available as MP3 files.
You can choose to receive the download link via email for local storage, or have it saved to Google Drive, Dropbox, Microsoft OneDrive, or Box. This will allow you to store audio locally or switch to another music app. Back in August , Google said that the ability to download or transfer your Play Music library would be available for a short while after the app shuts down. It follows other parts of Play Music — desktop Music Manager app , Play Music store , and Assistant speaker integration — gradually being deprecated.
On February 24, , we will delete all of your Google Play Music data.
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