How to Import Music from Spotify to InShot

Part 1. The Problem with Adding Spotify Music to InShot

Spotify is renowned for its vast library of music and its seamless streaming experience, largely due to its use of the Ogg Vorbis format. Ogg Vorbis is an open-source audio compression format that efficiently provides high-quality sound while maintaining lower bit rates. This makes it ideal for streaming, allowing users to enjoy crisp, clear audio without consuming excessive data.

However, despite its streaming advantages, Ogg Vorbis presents significant limitations when it comes to offline use and compatibility with other applications. Most notably, this format is not widely supported outside of Spotify. This means that when users wish to add Spotify into InShot, they encounter compatibility issues.

InShot, like many other video editing applications, does not natively support the Ogg Vorbis format. Instead, it requires audio files to be in more universally accepted formats such as MP3, AAC, or WAV. This lack of compatibility can be frustrating for creators who want to enhance their videos with Spotify's music but find themselves unable to do so directly due to these format restrictions.

Therefore, converting Spotify music from Ogg Vorbis to a compatible format becomes essential for anyone looking to integrate Spotify tracks into their video projects. This conversion not only circumvents the format barrier but also opens up new possibilities for using music creatively across various platforms and devices.

Part 2. How to Convert Spotify Music to InShot-supported Audio Files

To overcome this limitation, the DRmare Spotify Music Converter offers a practical solution. This tool allows users to download and convert Spotify songs into multiple formats such as MP3, AAC, WAV, and FLAC, which are compatible with InShot. By converting your Spotify tracks, you can easily import them into InShot and enhance your videos with your favorite music.

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Steps to Convert Spotify Music for InShot

Now you can learn how to convert Spotify to InShot-compatible audio files. Just with a few clicks, you can then use Spotify music on InShot as background music. Let's go ahead!

Step 1Upload Spotify music to DRmare

Download and install this DRmare tool from its official website or the 'Download' button above. Then launch it and the Spotify app will be opened simultaneously. Then you could pick songs from Spotify you like and drag them to the conversion window. Or you can paste the Spotify track's links to the search bar on DRmare program after you copy them. Then hit the '+' icon. At last, the Spotify tracks will be loaded to the window of DRmare Spotify Music Converter.

Step 2Set audio parameters of Spotify for InShot

Move your mouse to the menu icon at the top right of the DRmare window. Then choose the 'Preferences' option and you will see a new pop-up window. Then click on the 'Convert' option to start to set the audio parameters. There are bit rate, sample rate, channel, and more for you to personalize. After that, you need to touch the 'OK' button to apply.

Step 3Convert Spotify songs for InShot

Hit on the 'Convert' button and the conversion process will start. After a while, you can get the converted Spotify music files in the output folder. You could click on the 'Converted' icon to find them on the DRmare tool and your computer.

Part 3. How to Import Music from Spotify to InShot

To incorporate your favorite Spotify tracks into your InShot video projects, it's essential first to transfer the converted music files from your computer to your mobile device. Here's how you can achieve this for both Android and iOS devices:

Transferring Music to Your Mobile Device

For Android Devices:

Step 1. Connect your Android phone to your computer using a USB cable.

Step 2. On your computer, navigate to the folder containing the converted Spotify music files.

Step 3. Copy the desired music files.

Step 4. Access your phone's storage through 'File Explorer' (Windows) or 'Finder' (Mac), and paste the music files into your preferred music directory or create a new folder specifically for these tracks.

For iOS Devices:

Step 1. Connect your iOS device to your computer using a USB cable.

Step 2. Open iTunes on your computer and ensure your device is recognized.

Step 3. Drag the converted Spotify music files into your iTunes library.

Step 4. Sync your iTunes library with your iPhone by selecting your device in iTunes and clicking on 'Music' followed by 'Sync Music'. Choose the specific tracks or playlists you wish to sync.

Step 5. Alternatively, you can use AirDrop on Mac to send converted files directly to your iPhone. Simply right-click on the files and select 'Share' > 'AirDrop', then choose your iPhone from the available devices.

How to Use Spotify on InShot

Once your music is successfully transferred to your mobile device, follow these steps to add it to your InShot projects:

Step 1. Launch the InShot app on your mobile device and start a new video project by tapping the "+" icon.

Step 2. Select the video clip you want to edit and tap on the 'Music' option from the toolbar.

Step 3. Navigate the timeline to where you want the music to start, then tap 'Tracks'.

Step 4. Tap 'Imported Music' and then 'Files' to browse and select the Spotify music you transferred earlier. For iPhone users, if using AirDrop, ensure the files are in the 'Files' app and accessible.

Step 5. Once imported, you can edit the music's position, duration, and volume to seamlessly integrate it with your video.

Step 6. After perfecting your video, tap 'Save' to export it. You can then share your enhanced video on platforms like TikTok, Instagram, or others.

By following these steps, you can enjoy the creative freedom of using Spotify music in your InShot projects without any restrictions. This process allows you to combine your favorite tracks with your video content, creating a more engaging and personalized experience.

Part 4. FAQs about Spotify Music on InShot