An album, not a pile of files
What makes an album download good is not just the audio – it is that every track carries the same album name, the right track title and the official cover, so your music player files them together, in order, under the right artwork.
The bot reads all of that from the album's public Spotify page: the title, every artist, the complete tracklist with each song's credits and length, and the cover. Then each track goes through the same matching as a single Spotify song: the recording is located on public sources and checked against the album's version, so you get the studio take – not a live version, a cover, or the radio edit when the album has the full one.
Choosing what to download
The album is shown as numbered buttons, ten tracks per page:
- One track – tap it.
- The whole album – All.
- Part of it – the first or last few tracks, or Custom range and type
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A batch sends the songs in album order with a progress message and a Stop button. As with playlists, each person can run one batch at a time, and tracks the bot has sent to anyone before are delivered almost instantly.
Finding albums without a link
You do not need Spotify at all to get an album. Type album and the name into the bot – album Random Access Memories, or in Persian آلبوم and the name – and pick from the matches. That search is the album downloader, and it uses the same tracklist and matching.
Covers in full size
The cover embedded in the files is sized for players. For the artwork itself – to print, frame or use as a wallpaper – press Download cover (full size) under any song. It finds the largest version the music catalogues publish, often 3000 × 3000 pixels. More on the album art downloader page.