To stream Spotify on Kindle should give you no issues. However, some users are reporting a blank screen upon doing this. This might be due to a bug within the system and should be fixed with an update. It’s things like this that destroy a perfectly good product paired with a popular app. But don’t worry; we’ll help you every step of the way on how to stream Spotify on Kindle Fire effortlessly.

Kindle is powered by FireOS, an Android operating system. Because of this, it’s no surprise we can install Spotify in it. Although Spotify started late in Kindle in 2012, it’s been fully embraced by the masses.

There are many apps still not fully supported by Kindle though, simply because it gives preference to its Amazon brand. Look at Amazon shopping, Audible, and Amazon Music all tightly integrated in the FireOS.

Article Content Part 1. Can Spotify Play on Kindle Fire? Part 2. How to Stream Spotify on Kindle Fire? Part 3. How to Download Spotify Songs to Kindle Fire? Part 4. Summary

Part 1. Can Spotify Play on Kindle Fire?

Late in 2012 Spotify launched on Kindle Fire. This was a turning point for all Spotify fans with a Kindle. At first, everyone thought, Amazon already had a music service for Kindle, Amazon Music, why would Kindle allow Spotify to ruin the competition? It proved them wrong when Amazon decided to allow it. It made people stream Spotify on Kindle Fire effortlessly. This just shows how open Amazon is when it comes to accessing your media in the cloud when you are using their branded product.

We tried Spotify on Kindle and it definitely works. It’s even integrated with Alexa Voice. In the next section, we’ll teach you the detailed steps on how to stream Spotify on Kindle Fire.

Part 2. How to Stream Spotify on Kindle Fire?

To stream Spotify on Kindle Fire is simple and similar to what you do on other tablets. The only difference is that the Amazon Kindle has its own operating system, FireOS. It’s actually cool that Amazon made its own proprietary OS and they did not rely on a used (but stable) Android version.

So that Android OS was based on an open-source platform. Amazon worked hard with its engineers to come up with a stable OS. They’ve also worked out all of their other e-commerce sites to be tightly integrated with the FireOS. Unfortunately, this inadvertently made some Google-based apps hard to use. What you’ll see first is that there is even no Google Play store in it. They have their own Amazon App store. But you’ll be able to find some tutorials to force the Google Play store to be installed because it’s still Android.

Checking Kindle Fire Tech Features

So first go to the Amazon App store. Search for Spotify and you should be able to find the app. Install it as you’d do on any ordinary tablet.

Next Open the Spotify app. It should look very familiar to you. Then log in with your credentials. It’s important that you do this so you can access all of Spotify’s features. After this, you should be able to play any song or playlist you have on Spotify. Listen to them freely with the built-in speakers or better yet with a piece of headphones or Bluetooth speakers.

Are you ready to go to the next level? Spotify is actually now well integrated with the Amazon ecosystem. This is especially true with Alexa voice. This means you just have to command Alexa to play a song on Spotify. Say…”Alexa, play on Spotify.” Be sure to specify Spotify because Alexa may default to Amazon Music when playing songs.

Part 3. How to Download Spotify Songs to Kindle Fire?

If you are used to streaming Spotify on Kindle Fire then you may want to download the songs for offline listening. Downloading Spotify songs offline is a feature that Spotify has allowed a long time ago. They’ve realized the need for it, especially for people on the go. It’s not every time that people are connected to the internet. People go outside hiking with their friends, doing extreme sports, or traveling to remote places.

Sure you should be able to do this with your Spotify app in your Kindle Fire, but what if you want more out of it? Remember that downloaded songs on Spotify include DRM. DRM stands for Digital Rights Management and it’s a means for their songs not to be distributed for profit to others. It’s also a music piracy deterrent.

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So now we’ll introduce a way to get more of your downloaded Spotify songs. This is through a versatile tool, the TunesFun Spotify Music Converter.

TunesFun Spotify Music Converter is a downloader, converter, and DRM removal tool all-in-one. It can conveniently download your Spotify songs through its easy-to-use GUI. Moreover, you can still be able to download even if you only have a Spotify-free account.

Selecting Spotify Songs on Third Party Software for Kindle Fire

To use TunesFun Spotify Music Converter, simply download their free trial app. Open the app and click Open to Spotify Web Player. This will lead you to Spotify so log in with your credentials.

Just click a playlist or album then click the Open the Converter icon. This will lead you to a list of songs to convert. Choose your songs then click Convert or Convert All.

Converting Seleceted Spotify Songs for Kindle Fire

When finished, go to the Converted tab. You’ll see all your converted songs. Click Open to File to view the output directory.

There you have it! You’ve just downloaded and converted your Spotify songs for offline listening! You can now play them with your favorite media player on your Amazon Kindle Fire.

Part 4. Summary

In summary, we’ve discussed the steps on how you can stream Spotify on Kindle Fire. You’ll need to access the Amazon App store and download the Spotify Music app. The Amazon Fire has custom menus for its ecosystem, unlike ordinary tablets.

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This sets it aside from others. The good thing is that it supports Spotify Music now. We’ve also introduced a versatile tool to use with Spotify Music. This is the TunesFun Spotify Music Converter. With this tool, you’ll be able to back up your downloaded Spotify songs and edit them. You can also download songs even with a Spotify-free account.