Can You Play Amazon Music on Multiple Devices? Yes, Here's How

Part 1. FAQs about Playing Amazon Music on Multiple Devices

Amazon Music provides several subscription tiers, including Amazon Music Prime, Amazon Music Unlimited (Individual, Family, and Single-Device plans), and Amazon Music Free. Each plan has different rules for how many devices you can stream on simultaneously. Let's break down the details.

How Many Devices Can Amazon Music Stream On?

• Unlimited Family Plan: Allows streaming on up to six different devices simultaneously. This is the only plan designed for multi-user listening.
• Unlimited Individual & Prime Plans: Both are limited to streaming on one device at a time.
• Single-Device Plan: Locked to one specific, eligible Echo or Fire TV device.
• Purchased Music: Digital songs and albums you buy are standard MP3s and can be played on an unlimited number of devices.
• Amazon Music Free: This ad-supported tier does not allow on-demand streaming of specific songs.

How Many Devices Can Amazon Music Play On?

Here, it's important to distinguish between streaming (playing music over the internet) and playing (listening to downloaded files offline).

Most premium plans (Prime, Unlimited Individual, and Family) feature an Offline Mode. This allows you to download music to one device for playback without an internet connection. Because the downloaded device isn't actively "streaming", you can simultaneously stream music online on a second device. This creates a workaround to play music on two devices at once with an Individual or Prime plan.

Part 2. How to Stream Amazon Music on Multiple Devices via the Family Plan

Based on the official options, upgrading to the Amazon Music Unlimited Family Plan is the most direct way to stream on multiple devices. It's the ideal solution for families or groups who want simultaneous, unlimited access to Amazon's library.

Here's how to get started:

Step 1. Open a web browser and navigate to the Amazon Music Unlimited Family plan page on Amazon's website.

Step 2. Click the "Try It Free" button. You will be prompted to sign in and confirm your payment method.

Step 3. Once confirmed, you will begin your 30-day free trial. After the trial, the plan will renew at the current monthly rate (e.g., $16.99/month).

Step 4. With your Family Plan active, you and up to five other invited members can begin streaming on your individual devices at the same time.

Part 3. How to Play Amazon Music on Two Devices via Offline Mode

If you have a Prime or Unlimited Individual plan, you can use the Offline Mode feature to play music on two devices at once. This method involves playing downloaded content on one device while streaming online with another.

Here's how to do it:

Step 1. Launch the Amazon Music app on your primary device (e.g., your smartphone) and sign in.

Step 2. Find the songs, albums, or playlists you want to listen to offline.

Step 3. Tap the three-dot menu next to a title and select the "Download" option (often shown as a downward arrow icon).

Step 4. Once the downloads are complete, put this device into offline mode. Then, open Amazon Music on a second device and you can start streaming online without interrupting the first one.

Part 4. How to Use Amazon Music on Multiple Devices via Purchasing

Amazon's Digital Music store allows you to purchase your favorite songs and albums. Once purchased, these become standard MP3 files that you own forever, free of any streaming limitations.

Step 1. Go to the Amazon website, sign into your account, and navigate to the Digital Music section or click "Buy Music".

Step 2. Use the search bar to find the album or song you wish to purchase.

Step 3. On the product page, click the "Buy MP3" or a similar purchase button and complete the transaction.

Step 4. After purchasing, you can download the MP3 files to your computer. From there, you can transfer them to any phone, tablet, MP3 player, or USB drive to play on as many devices as you'd like simultaneously.

Part 5. How to Play Amazon Music on Multiple Devices - The Ultimate Way

Beyond the official methods, the most flexible way to play Amazon Music on all your devices is by using a dedicated tool that gives you permanent access to your music, without a recurring subscription.

For this, we introduce the DRmare Streaming Audio Recorder. This software is designed for all Amazon Music users, whether you have a Free, Prime, or Unlimited account. It can download and convert any track from Amazon Music to your local computer in 100% lossless audio quality. The software outputs your music into universal formats like MP3, FLAC, WAV, and M4A, making it compatible with virtually any device.

DRmare works at high speed and preserves all the original ID3 tags, making it easy to manage your library. With this tool, you can truly own your music and play it on multiple devices offline without any restrictions

How to Play Amazon Music on All Devices with DRmare

Step 1Set Your Output Format

Launch DRmare Streaming Audio Recorder. Click the menu icon in the top right, choose 'Preferences', and then select the 'Conversion' tab. Here you can set your desired audio format (MP3 is recommended for wide compatibility) and customize other settings like bit rate and sample rate.

Step 2Log in Amazon Account

Open the Amazon Music Web Player, on the main screen of the DRmare program, click the 'Amazon Music' icon to open the integrated web player. Click the 'Sign In' button to log into your Amazon account.

Step 3Add Amazon Music

Browse and find the playlist, album, or song you want to download. Click the 'Add' > 'Add to List' button to load the tracks into the DRmare converter.

Step 4Download Music for Multiple Devices

Press the 'Convert' button to start the download process. Once finished, click the 'Converted' tab at the top. You can now locate the downloaded audio files on your computer by clicking the folder icon.

At this point, the music is yours to keep. You can move these files to any device and play them without limits.

Part 6. How to Play Amazon Music on Multiple Alexa Devices via Multi-Room Music

If your goal is to synchronize music across multiple Alexa-enabled speakers, Amazon's Multi-Room Music feature is the perfect solution. It lets you create a seamless listening experience throughout your home.

Step 1. Open the Alexa app on your mobile device and ensure all your Alexa speakers are set up and connected to the same Wi-Fi network.

Step 2. Tap on the "Devices" icon in the lower-right corner. Then, tap the "+" icon at the top and select "Set Up Multi-Room Music".

Step 3. Select all the Alexa devices you want to include in the group. Choose a name from the list (like "Downstairs") or create a custom name.

Step 4. You can now use voice commands to play Amazon Music across the entire group. Just say, "Alexa, play [song/artist/playlist] on [your group name]."

Part 7. In Conclusion

Amazon Music's multi-device capabilities vary significantly depending on your subscription. This article has shown you how to understand these differences and choose the plan or method that best fits your needs.

While the Family Plan is the official solution for simultaneous streaming, the most cost-effective and flexible approach is using a tool like DRmare Streaming Audio Recorder. It empowers you to play your entire Amazon Music library on as many devices as you want, anytime and anywhere, even without a subscription.