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How to share Spotify Premium with your family

By Matthew Lynch
May 9, 2023
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Spotify Premium is a music streaming service that offers ad-free music listening, unlimited access to more than 70 million tracks, offline playback, and the ability to create playlists and podcasts. Spotify’s family plan allows up to six family members to enjoy all of these benefits with a single subscription. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to share Spotify Premium with your family.

Step 1: Sign up for Spotify Premium Family

The first step you need to take is to sign up for Spotify Premium Family. If you already have a regular Spotify Premium subscription, you can upgrade to the family plan by going to your account page, selecting “Premium for Family,” and following the prompts.

If you don’t have a Spotify Premium subscription yet, you can sign up for the family plan directly by going to the Spotify website and choosing the family plan option. You will need to provide your payment information and create an account.

Step 2: Invite family members

Once you have subscribed to the Premium Family plan, you can invite up to five other family members to join. Go to your account page and click on “Invite family members.” Enter their email addresses, and Spotify will send them an email with instructions on how to join the family plan.

If the family member already has a Spotify account, they can log in with their existing account information. If they don’t have an account, they can create one for free.

Step 3: Confirm the family members

After your family members have accepted your invitation, you will need to confirm to Spotify that they are part of your family. Go to your account page and click on “Manage family members.” Find the family member you want to confirm and click on “Confirm.”

Step 4: Enjoy the benefits of Spotify Premium Family

Now that your family members have joined the family plan, they can enjoy all of the benefits of Spotify Premium, including ad-free music listening, offline playback, and unlimited access to more than 70 million tracks. Each family member can create their own account and playlists, and their listening preferences and recommendations will remain separate from each other’s.

Conclusion

Spotify Premium Family is a great way to share your love of music with your family members while saving money on individual subscriptions. By following these simple steps, you can easily set up a family plan and enjoy all the benefits of Spotify Premium together.

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