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FluentDL is a suite of audio tools for Windows. It matches tracks and playlists across Deezer, Qobuz, Spotify, TIDAL and YouTube, downloads from them, and manages your local library.
FluentDL runs entirely on your PC. It has no servers or accounts of its own, sends no usage data, and stores your sign-ins only on your PC. It doesn't host or provide any content.
FluentDL installs from the Microsoft Store, so fixes for service changes arrive as normal updates.
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See usage guide wiki to learn more.
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You can download directly from the Microsoft Store for an easier and efficient update process.
Check out Releases to see full changelogs and sideloaded versions. |
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Installation:
store install fluentdl
Update:
store update fluentdl
Installation:
winget install --id 9MX44KM97X7X --source msstore --accept-package-agreements --accept-source-agreements
Update:
winget upgrade --id 9MX44KM97X7X --sourc
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e msstore --exact --include-unknown --accept-package-agreements --accept-source-agreements
Note
Streaming services occasionally change their APIs, which can break sign-in. Check the Issues page for known problems, and report new ones.
Searching, matching and all local tools work without an account. Some features need you to sign in to a service in Settings:
- Downloads from Deezer, Qobuz and TIDAL. YouTube needs no account. Your account type sets the available quality.
- Private playlists, and uploading playlists.
Settings > Service Access shows what works with the accounts you've added. Hover over a cell for details.
See the authentication wiki for how to sign in to each service.
Only needed for developers who wish to customize source code.
To build and run the project on Visual Studio, see development wiki.
FluentDL is distributed under GPL-3.0 with its Spek.NET spectrogram component. See the third-party notices for the component's source and the retained MIT notice for earlier code.