Explore PremiumStart typing into the Search box, then use the Tab key to choose an option from the list.Local filesManage your Spotify Account easilyYour info, payment and privacy all in one place.Go to your AccountIn-app featuresLocal filesAlong with the millions of tracks Spotify offers, you can also use the app to play any of the audio files legally stored on your device.Note: You may need to allow access on your device settings.iOSTap your profile picture at the top.Tap Settings and privacy .Tap Apps and devices.Switch Local audio files on .Go to Your Library . Your stored music is now in Local Files.To add tracks to your Spotify folder, choose your file source and follow the steps:Browser or Storage app on iOSMacWindowsNot working?The Spotify folder may disappear from On My iPhone if the Help file within it is deleted. To display the folder again, restart the Spotify app.AndroidTap your profile picture at the top.Tap Settings and privacy .Tap Apps and devices.Switch Local audio files on .Go to Your Library . Your stored music is now in Local Files.To add tracks to your Spotify folder, choose your file source and follow the steps:Other apps on AndroidMacWindowsFor both Mac and Windows, .DesktopClick your profile picture at the top, and select Settings.Scroll to Library and switch Show Local Files on .Under Show songs from, turn on the folders you want Local Files to have access to. Or, click Add a source to select another folder.Go to Your Library . Your stored music is now in Local Files.CrossfadeWhen is enabled, Spotify will crossfade between local files that use the same sample rate and channel count (mono/stereo).Not working?Make sure your app and device are up-to-dateRemove local files from any playlists you might have added them to, then start over the steps for adding Local FilesFollow the steps for a Note: You need to re-download any downloaded music and podcasts after reinstalling the app.Related ArticlesWas this article helpful?YesNoPayments & billingManage your accountPremium plansIn-app featuresGetting startedApp settingsTroubleshootingPlaylistsFeaturesSocial featuresPodcastsAudiobooksLive eventsListening privacyDevices & troubleshootingSafety & privacyNeed more help?Visit our help community to get answers from expert fans!CompanyCommunitiesUseful LinksSpotify PlansYour Privacy ChoicesCalifornia Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) Opt-Out Icon© 2025 Spotify ABUSA, If your music files are currently stored on a cloud, you'll have to download them to the Spotify folder in order for the app to discover them. Note: it used to be possible to sync local files across devices on the same network by downloading the playlist directly., Under Show songs from, turn on the folders you want Local Files to have access to. Or, click Add a source to select another folder. Go to Your Library . Your stored music is now in Local Files. When crossfade is enabled, Spotify will crossfade between local files that use the same sample rate and channel count (mono/stereo). Not working?.