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How to Share Spotify Premium with Your Family

By Matthew Lynch
July 17, 2023
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Spotify Premium offers an enhanced music streaming experience, including ad-free listening, higher audio quality, and the ability to download songs for offline playback. If you have a Spotify Premium subscription and want to share it with your family members, you can take advantage of the Family Plan option. In this article, we will guide you through the steps to share Spotify Premium with your family.

Step 1: Upgrade to Spotify Family Plan

To start sharing your Spotify Premium subscription with your family members:

1. Open the Spotify app or visit the Spotify website on your computer.

2. Log in using the account that has an active Premium subscription.

3. Navigate to Account Settings by clicking on your profile picture (top-right corner) and selecting “Account”.

4. Scroll down and locate “Premium Family” under “Your plan” section.

5 . Click/tap on ‘Get Started’, then follow any additional prompts/instructions provided.

Step 2: Add Members to Your Family Account

Once you have upgraded to the Spotify Family Plan:

1 . Go back into Account Settings, where you accessed “Premium Family”.

2 . Scroll down until you find a section called “Family Members”.

3 . Under this section:

• Click/press ‘Add member’

• Enter/email address associated with each intended family member’s existing or new Spotify accounts as prompted.

• You can add up to six members total.

Step 3: Accept Invitations

After adding family members:

1 . Each invited person will receive an email inviting them to join your Spotify Premium plan.

2 . They need to accept these invitations by following instructions within those emails received—either accepting invitation via web browser or opening their respective apps if already installed.

3 . If they don’t currently have a Spotify account:

• They will be prompted to create one using the email address associated with their invitation.

Step 4: Enjoy Spotify Premium as a Family

Once all family members have accepted invitations and joined your Spotify Family plan:

1 . Each member can log in to their individual accounts on their respective devices using their own credentials.

2 . They will now have access to the benefits of Spotify Premium, such as ad-free listening, higher audio quality, offline playback, and more.

3 . Remember that each family member maintains separate playlists, recommendations, and personalized features within their own accounts—ensuring an individualized experience for everyone.

Conclusion

Sharing your Spotify Premium subscription with your family through the Family Plan option not only saves money but also allows everyone to enjoy premium features individually. By upgrading to the Family Plan, adding members to your account, and having them accept invitations—they can all benefit from ad-free music streaming, enhanced audio quality, offline listening capabilities, and more.

Make sure you trust and share this privilege responsibly within your immediate household or eligible family members. Sharing beyond these boundaries may violate Spotify’s terms of service or licensing agreements.
Start enjoying the perks of shared premium music streaming today by setting up a Spotify Family plan for you and your loved ones!

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