Albums without the hunt
Downloading an album one song at a time means ten searches and ten chances of grabbing the wrong version. Album search does it in one step. Tell it the album's name; it asks the Deezer catalogue for matching releases and shows you each one with its artist and number of tracks. Pick the right edition, and you get the complete tracklist with every song's artists and length.
Getting the songs
In the bot, the tracklist behaves exactly like a Spotify album:
- tap a single track;
- take the first or last few, or type a Custom range such as
3-8; - press All for the whole album.
Songs arrive one after another in album order. Each one is located on public sources, checked to be the album's own recording – not a live version, a remaster from a different album, or a cover – and tagged with the album name, the artists and the official artwork, so your music player files them together.
Choosing the right edition
Albums often exist in several editions: standard, deluxe, remastered, anniversary. They appear as separate results, and the number of tracks next to each one tells them apart. A standard album with 12 tracks and a deluxe with 18 are two different lists, and you get exactly the one you choose.
Related
- Have a link instead? Use the Spotify album downloader or paste a Deezer album link.
- Want the album cover in full size? The album art downloader finds it at up to 3000 × 3000.
- Looking for a single song? The song downloader searches by name.