Tidal desktop app doesn't offer an official option to download music for offline listening. When a Tidal subscription ends, users are restricted to hearing mere 30-second song snippets. DRmare Tidal Music Converter utilizes powerful parsing technology to save your favorite tracks, playlists, and albums as standard audio files on your Mac and Windows computer and overcome the 30-second playback limitation.
It includes a built-in Tidal Web Player, so you can browse, select, and download music from within the converter rather than switching between separate applications. You can achieve genuine offline playback without any reliance on an internet connection or the official Tidal application.
The official Tidal offline listening is strictly limited to supported mobile phones, tablets, smartwatches, and select high-resolution digital audio players. To enjoy your high-fidelity music on any digital audio player, home theater receiver, or car stereo system, you must export the Tidal tracks into common audio formats.
DRmare Tidal Music Converter effectively resolves this compatibility restriction by batch extracting and encoding your favorite playlists into plain MP3, FLAC, WAV, AIFF, M4A, or M4B on your desktop computer. It offers conversion speeds of up to 37×. You can easily transfer your local Tidal downloads to any device for offline playback.
By employing industry-leading audio encoding technology, DRmare Tidal Converter is designed to process Tidal audio while retaining available music information and the selected output quality. Supported source quality includes standard and lossless Tidal playback formats, with Hi-Res FLAC available where provided by Tidal. For local music management, it can retain supported information, such as song title, artist, album, track number, year, album artwork, and other supported ID3 fields alongside synchronized lyrics.
DRmare Tidal Music Downloader gives you more control over your converted Tidal music library. You can manually adjust essential audio parameters, such as bit rate, sample rate, audio channels, and codec, and choose the local output folder and file naming rules to keep your growing media collection perfectly organized right from the start. After conversion, you can also use the built-in ID3 tag editor to update supported metadata, change Tidal playback speed, and playback volume, all without switching to another application.
Once your Tidal tracks are converted and saved as local audio files, you can play them with compatible media players or transfer them to supported devices for offline listening. This gives you more flexibility in how you organize and access your personal music library beyond the Tidal app. You can freely integrate these converted tracks into various daily setups and creative workflows:
Browse your available content, find songs and albums, and select playlists inside the app before adding them to the conversion list.
Add and download multiple Tidal tracks or playlists to your computer without handling them one at a time.
Slow down or speed up selected Tidal tracks at 0.5×, 0.75×, 1×, 1.5×, and 2× with the built-in media player.
Use the one-click filter option for converted tracks to separate completed files from tracks that still need to be converted.
Save available lyrics together with your music when the relevant lyric information is supported.
Use the cache-clearing option to manage locally stored temporary data rather than manually searching through system folders.
Launch DRmare and click the Tidal option to enter the built-in Tidal Web Player to find the music you want to convert.
Choose individual tracks or add an entire album or playlist to the conversion list. Click the Settings icon to set the available bit rate, sample rate, channel, codec, and output location according to your needs.
Click the Convert button to start the conversion and let DRmare download the selected tracks to your local computer.
Can I use DRmare without an active Tidal subscription?
You, but you will only be able to convert 30-second audio segments. When you log in with an expired or non-premium account, Tidal limits your streaming access to short previews.
How fast can DRmare convert Tidal music?
It supports speeds of up to 37× under supported conditions. Actual performance depends on the computer, source material, output format, and other factors.
What output format should I choose to export Tidal songs?
For high-end audio setups and professional editing, choose lossless FLAC, WAV, or AIFF. Select MP3 for universal playback on everyday devices like phones and car stereos. For Apple ecosystems or audiobook apps, use M4A or M4B.
Is DRmare free to use?
While the software is free to download, the trial version restricts you to converting only the first 30 seconds of each track. You must purchase a premium license to unlock full-length song conversions.
Who is DRmare Tidal Music Converter for?
DRmare is ideal for users building a local music library independent of the streaming app. It perfectly suits listeners needing batch conversion for large playlists, built-in tools to manage ID3 tags and lyrics, and flexible audio formats for offline playback across various devices.
With just one click, permanently save a massive Tidal library to your local hard drive in up to 24-bit/192kHz HiRes FLAC format. Enjoy your premium private collection anytime, anywhere, on any device.
System Requirements:
Windows 10/11.
macOS 11 or higher.
Rating:
4.9 / 5.0
Pricing:
Starting at $29.95
Supported Formats:
MP3, M4A, FLAC, WAV, M4B, AIFF
Our testing indicates that the latest version not only eliminates the need to install the official desktop client but also stabilizes conversion speeds at an impressive 37X rate. The software manages background CPU usage exceptionally well.
TechUntold tested DRmare Tidal Music Converter and gave it an overall score of 8.1/10. The review highlighted its easy-to-use interface, compatibility, multiple output formats and audio quality. However, the free trial version tested at the time still had length conversion.
A recent Millionsdot review examined DRmare's range of music and video conversion tools, covering supported services, formats, conversion performance, pricing, and common use cases. The review describes DRmare as a multi-platform solution.