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Spotify Playlist Downloader 🎵

This is a Py-based command-line program that allows you to download songs from a public Spotify playlist in .mp3 format. It combines the power of Spotify's API, YouTube search, and FFmpeg to fetch songs and save them locally in a folder named after the playlist.

Demo

Youtube

This Program Does

  • You provide a Spotify playlist URL.
  • The program fetches the song names, artists, and Spotify links.
  • A CSV file is generated with song details (name, artist, Spotify link).
  • Each song is searched on YouTube, and the best match is downloaded in MP3 format.
  • The songs are saved in a folder named after the Spotify playlist.
  • Songs and their metadata are neatly organized in a folder.

Setup Instructions

  • Clone the Repository
  • Install Dependencies
  • Install the required Python libraries
  • Set Up Spotify API Credentials
    • Visit Spotify Developer Dashboard.
    • Create an app to get your Client ID and Client Secret.
    • Replace your_client_id and your_client_secret in the code with your credentials.
  • Install FFmpeg
  • FFmpeg is required to convert audio into MP3 format
    • Download from FFmpeg website and add the bin folder to your system's PATH.

How to Run the Program

  • Open a terminal and navigate to the project folder.
  • Run the script: 
    python main.py
  1. Enter the Spotify Playlist URL when prompted.

Folder Structure

After running the program, your project will look like this:

spotify-downloader/
│
├── My Playlist/           # Folder containing downloaded MP3s
│   ├── song1.mp3
│   ├── song2.mp3
│   └── ...
├── main.py                # The program file
├── My Playlist.csv        # CSV with song details
└── README.md              # You're here! :')

Want to Contribute?

  • Frontend developers: Build a simple GUI (e.g., a web app) to replace the CLI.
  • Backend developers: Enhance error handling, add support for private playlists, or build a web API for this.
  • Anyone else: Suggest features, optimize code, or improve documentation!