Download Spotify Lossless 24 Bit FLAC - Spotify HiFi Full Guide

After years of anticipation, Spotify Lossless (24-bit/44.1 kHz FLAC) is finally here. The best part? It’s free for Spotify Premium users—no extra payment required. This guide will show you how to enable Spotify HiFi and download Spotify lossless audio in 24-bit FLAC.

By following this guide, you’ll be able to listen to Spotify Lossless offline, use it for DJing, burning CDs, or background music, and enjoy the clarity and detail only 24-bit FLAC can deliver.

Quick Answer: Enable & Download Spotify Lossless

Open Spotify, tap your profile, go to Settings > Media Quality > select Lossless. For offline playback, use AudiFab to download Spotify Lossless audio in 24-bit FLAC format to keep your music permanently. Install AudiFab Spotify Music Converter to get Spotify Lossless now!

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Part 1. What to Know Before Downloading Spotify Lossless

Spotify Lossless—often called Spotify HiFi—streams music in 24-bit/44.1 kHz FLAC, which delivers uncompressed, studio-quality sound.

1. Spotify Lossless Specs

✨ Tips: Spotify’s FLAC streams are encrypted, meaning you cannot export or back up these files outside the app—even with Premium. To truly download Spotify Lossless (24-bit FLAC) for offline use, tools like AudiFab Spotify Music Converter are recommended!

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2. Spotify Lossless Available Countries

As of October 2025, Spotify Lossless (24-bit FLAC) is officially available to Premium in 50+ markets, including:

United States, Germany, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, France, Netherlands, Spain, Poland, Italy, Japan, Sweden, Belgium, Norway, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Austria, Denmark, New Zealand, Finland, Ireland, Taiwan, Portugal, Israel, Greece, Hungary, Singapore, Romania, Slovakia, South Korea, Hong Kong, Bulgaria, Croatia, Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia, Iceland, Serbia, Luxembourg, Slovenia, Cyprus, Malta, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Albania, Montenegro, Kosovo, Andorra, Liechtenstein, Monaco, San Marino.

Spotify Lossless is gradually rolling out, and it will expand to other countries and regions soon.

3. Spotify Lossless vs Standard Spotify Quality

Compared with Spotify Ogg Vorbis 320kbps, Spotify Lossless (24-bit FLAC) preserves every nuance—ideal for wired headphones, DACs, or high-fidelity sound systems.

4. Pros and Cons of Spotify Lossless (24-bit FLAC / HiFi)

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Part 2. How to Enable & Download Spotify Lossless

Enabling Spotify Lossless is simple — a Spotify Premium subscription and a stable internet connection.

1. How to Enable Spotify Lossless on Mobile or Tablet

• Step 1: Update your Spotify to the latest version.
• Step 2: Tap your profile picture → Settings & Privacy > Media Quality.
• Step 3: Choose Lossless for Wi-Fi, cellular streaming, or downloads.

2. How to Enable Spotify Lossless on Desktop

• Step 1: Update Spotify.
• Step 2: Click your profile → Settings & Privacy > Media Quality.
• Step 3: Select Lossless.

3. How to Enable Spotify Lossless via Spotify Connect

You’ll need to enable Spotify Lossless separately on each device. Once enabled, you can then use Spotify Connect to stream Lossless audio to other devices.

• Step 1: Tap the Connect icon in the Now Playing bar.
• Step 2: Select your device → Change quality settings.
• Step 3: Under Media Quality, choose Lossless (up to 24-bit/44.1kHz FLAC).

Tips: Delete and re-download older tracks to enjoy Lossless. Cached lower-quality downloads take priority until cleared. Streaming Lossless increases data usage.

4. How to Download Spotify Lossless

After enabling Spotify Lossless on your device, you can download them for offline listening.

• Step 1: Open the Spotify app on your device.
• Step 2: Navigate to the playlist, album, or podcast you want to download.
• Step 3: Toggle the Download switch (green arrow icon).
• Step 4: Spotify will start downloading the content for offline playback.

Important Notes: In this way, downloaded songs are encrypted and can only be played within Spotify. Check next part to download Spotify songs locally.

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Part 3. How to Download Spotify Lossless 24 Bit FLAC

Official Spotify downloads are encrypted and can only be played inside the Spotify app. Even as a Premium user, you can’t back up Spotify songs to USB or transfer downloaded tracks to other players. Moreover, Lossless 24-bit FLAC files are large and quickly eat up storage.

For music lovers who want to preserve Spotify Lossless tracks permanently, AudiFab Spotify Music Converter provides the perfect solution. Using AudiFab, you can enjoy Spotify HiFi Lossless audio offline anytime, even if your Premium subscription expires.

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How to Download Spotify Lossless FLAC via AudiFab

Follow these steps to download Spotify Lossless songs offline using AudiFab Spotify Music Converter:

STEP 1 Install and Launch AudiFab

Download and install AudiFab Spotify Music Converter for Windows or Mac. Launch the program and choose Spotify App Mode for the best 24-bit FLAC output.

STEP 2 Add Spotify Tracks or Playlists

Open Spotify app and find the playlists, albums, or tracks you want. Drag and drop them into AudiFab, or use the orange “+” Add button in the bottom right to import playlists or albums.

STEP 3 Configure Output Settings

Click the gear icon to open settings: Set Conversion Mode to Record Mode + Choose Recommended as the output format.

⚠️ Important: Make sure Spotify Lossless is enabled in your Spotify app to preserve 24-bit audio quality.

STEP 4 Start Conversion

Click Convert and let AudiFab work its magic — it will quickly download your Spotify songs as 24-bit Lossless FLAC files, running up to 10× faster until everything is complete. AudiFab automatically preserves track order, album info, and lyrics.

STEP 5 Locate Your Downloaded Files

Go to the History tab in AudiFab. Click the folder icon next to any track to open the folder containing all converted Spotify Lossless audio files. Now your Spotify lossless FLAC songs are offline, fully transferable, and playable on your car, MP3 player, Walkman, etc.

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Part 4. How to Fix Spotify Lossless Not Showing Up

If you don’t see the Lossless option in Spotify’s settings, try these fixes:

• Fix 1: Update Spotify – Check the App Store or Google Play for the latest Spotify update.
• Fix 2: Sign Out & Back In – Tap your profile → Log Out, then log in again to refresh your account.
• Fix 3: Check Premium Status – Lossless is available only for Premium users.
• Fix 4: Switch Regions – Spotify Lossless is still rolling out and may not be available in your country yet.
• Fix 5: Reinstall Spotify – Delete and reinstal lthe app to clear any cache issues.
• Fix 6: Enable Lossless – Make sure you have enabled Spotify Lossless on your device.
• Fix 7: Use a Supported Device – Ensure your device and DAC support 24-bit playback.

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Part 5. FAQs on Spotify Lossless

Q1 Do I need to pay extra for Spotify Lossless?

No. It’s included for all Spotify Premium subscribers.

Q2 Does Bluetooth support Lossless audio?

No, Bluetooth codecs (SBC, AAC, aptX, LDAC) compress the audio, so true lossless quality is not achievable. For full fidelity, use wired headphones or a USB DAC.

Q3 How large are Spotify Lossless files?

24-bit / 44.1 kHz tracks use significantly more space than 320 kbps MP3s, roughly 10–15 MB per song depending on length.

Q4 Is there any free online Spotify Lossless downloader?

No. While some Reddit threads discuss Spotify Lossless download methods, all free online Spotify downloaders only provide lossy formats (MP3/AAC), not true 24-bit FLAC. For real lossless downloads, try AudiFab Spotify Music Converter, which preserves Spotify’s original 24-bit FLAC quality and lets you save songs for offline playback on any device.

Q5 How does Spotify Lossless compare to Qobuz, Tidal, and Apple Music?

Tips: AudiFab Music One lets you download Hi-Res music from Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, and other major streaming platforms, all in true lossless quality.

Q6 How much data does Spotify Lossless use?

Streaming 24-bit / 44.1 kHz audio consumes roughly 2–3 times more data than 320 kbps. For example, one hour of lossless playback may use 200–300 MB, depending on track length and streaming settings.