How to Import Spotify Music to InShot

InShot is a powerful all-in-one editing and making video tool with professional features, such as adding music, transition effects, text, emoji, keyframes, and so on. It is easy to use. You can use it to record every precious moment in your daily life easily. However, not much music comes with InShot, and not all the music in it may meet your needs.

At this time, you may want some popular background music. Spotify is one of the largest music streaming service providers with more than 100 million songs, so using Spotify songs as background music in InShot is the best choice. In the following content, we will discuss how to add Spotify music to InShot.

Part 1. Can We Import Spotify Music to InShot?

As we know, Spotify Premium has a priority to download Spotify music for offline playing. However, all these downloads are cache files, which are protected in Ogg format, so you cannot take any of them outside the Spotify app for normal playback, not even to say import them to InShot.

Is there no way we can upload Spotify music to InShot? The answer is no. We can just use a tool called AudiFab Spotify Music Converter to help us save Spotify music as normal formats, then we can transfer the local files to InShot. If you are looking for an advanced and easy-to-use music converter, you may want to try AudiFab.

Part 2. Tool Required: AudiFab Spotify Music Converter.

AudiFab Spotify Music Converter is the best tool to convert Spotify music to MP3/AAC/WAV/FLAC/AIFF/ALAC files on your Windows PC or Mac computer with up to 10x faster speed. It is available for both Spotify Premium and Spotify free users. AudiFab keeps the original audio quality and ID3 tags after conversion, so you do not need to worry about the sound quality.

Some of you may need to convert your local audio files to MP3/M4A/FLAC/WAV/OGG/AIFF, burn music to CD, or edit the ID3 tags. AudiFab Spotify Music Converter can help you achieve all these. Plus, you can import songs to iTunes with one click by AudiFab.

AudiFab Spotify Music Converter

• Download music from the Spotify app to the computer.
• Convert Spotify playlist to MP3/AAC/WAV/FLAC/AIFF/ALAC.
• Keep original audio quality, ID3 tags and lyrics after conversion.
• One click to burn Spotify music to CD.
• Free updates and technical support.

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Part 3: How to Download Spotify Music to MP3?

The following guide will show you how to convert Spotify music to MP3 in just 5 simple steps with AudiFab Spotify Music Converter, then you can switch the converted Spotify music to InShot.

Step 1 Launch AudiFab Spotify Music Converter

First, launch AudiFab on your computer. Once it opens, it will let you select download by Spotify App or Web. For Windows users, choose App, then Spotify app will pop up automatically.

Note: We recommend Web for Mac users, for more details, check Mac guide.

Step 2 Add Spotify songs to AudiFab

Drag & drop songs, albums, or playlists from Spotify to the main interface of AudiFab. Or directly copy & paste the URL to the search bar, then click “+” to import Spotify music.

Step 3 Choose MP3 Output Format

Click the "Settings" button icon in the bottom left corner, then the Settings window will show up. Select MP3 as the output format and specify the output folder. Also, you can set other parameters here, like conversion mode, bit rate, and so on. Next, just switch to Home window to apply the changed settings.

Step 4 Start to Download Spotify Songs for InShot

Click "Convert", and AudiFab will help you download Spotify songs as MP3 to your computer at up to 10x faster speed.

Step 5 Check the MP3 downloads on the local drive.

Once the conversion is finished, go to the output folder you’ve set in Step 3 and you can find all the MP3 downloads.

Part 4: How to Add Music from Spotify to InShot?

Spotify songs are saved in the local drive now, so we can transfer them to InShot.

1 Transfer the songs to your phone.

• Transfer the songs to your Android.

• Step 1. Connect your phone to the computer with a USB cable.
• Step 2. Transfer the Spotify downloads to your phone.

• Transfer the songs to your iPhone.

• Step 1. Come to the “Converted” section in AudiFab.
• Step 2. Tick the songs you want, and click "Export to iTunes".

2 Import Spotify songs to InShot

• Step 1. Open InShot on your phone.
• Step 2. Select a video.
• Step 3. Click the “Music button>Tracks”.
• Step 4. Click “Featured”
• Step 5. “Import” the music tracks.
• Step 6. Check your files.

Now you can use the songs from Spotify as background music and start editing the video in InShot.