Spotify has added a feature to allow you to stream your local music files. Here’s how you can add Spotify local files in Windows, Mac, iOS, or Android.

To upload your own music files to Spotify locally on desktop, on the display name dropdown menu. Go to Settings > Local Files > Show Local Files. Scroll down to Show songs from and select ADD A ...

When adding local files on Spotify, it's best that you upload only music that you acquired legally. Alternatively, if you don't have the means to purchase your favorite artist's music yet, ...

Spotify supports .mp3, .mp4, and .m4p files. It doesn't support .mp4 files that contain video, or the iTunes lossless format (M4A), but we'll do our best to match any unsupported local files with ...

Allow Spotify to show local files in your Settings. Add a new source to see MP3s stored in folders on your computer. Head to your Library to see your local files in one place.

If you want to import audio files from another folder, select Add a source. 6. ... Switch on the option “Local audio files.” Allow Spotify to find devices on your network when prompted.

You can upload local music to Spotify by enabling local file support in Spotify's settings, and choosing a folder to take music from. If you have a Spotify Premium account, you can play local files on ...

You can upload local music to Spotify by going through the desktop app, but you'll need to sync it with your phone to listen while on-the-go. Business Insider Subscribe Newsletters ...

The Local Files are the ones you add to the Spotify player from your computer. As per the reports, Spotify is either not able to fetch some of the files or show them to the user.

If Spotify is your choice for music listening on the go and you have audio files that are unavailable on the service, you can easily add them. Here's how. Written by Jack Wallen, Contributing ...