The desktop app of YouTube Music will now have the ability to download music and playlists for offline listening and enable the users to enjoy their favourite tracks even when they don’t have the internet.

YouTube Music recently released a new feature through which users could listen to music offline. The feature was earlier only available on mobile phones. YouTube Music desktop app has introduced the same feature. Users now will be able to download their favourite music and playlists and can play them without any internet connection. Users can even download and save an entire playlist for an internet-free listening experience.

YouTube initially tested the feature on a small group of users. Due to a positive response and high demand, it is expected that the feature will be available to all users shortly. Users in the testing phase receive a message near their Library tab saying, “New! Download music to listen offline.” 

It’s important to know that any offline downloads on the desktop web app will count towards the 10-device download limit of YouTube Music. Additionally, if desktop users don’t connect their devices to the internet at least once every 30 days, their offline downloads will expire, similar to the mobile app.

How to download songs in the YouTube Music Desktop app?

Here are the steps to follow to download songs on YouTube Music’s app:

• Open the YouTube Music App on your desktop.
• Go to the album’s or single’s page.
• Look for the download button which is located between the “save to library” and “three-dot dropdown menu options.
• Click on the download option to save the album or single to your desktop.

All the songs downloaded on the web will appear on the ‘Downloads’ tab in the user’s library, similar to the mobile app.

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