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How to Download Tidal Music to SD Card in 2 Ways

By Liam Garcia

Updated on September 21, 2023

As a subscription-based streaming service, Tidal is a good place where you can access music, podcast, and video. You can enjoy over 90 million songs for free or through a paid subscription. Most users tend to play music from Tidal on smartphones. If you have a subscription to Tidal HiFi or HiFi Plus, you can listen to music even when you’re offline.

You can download Tidal songs to the internal drive of your device or choose to make Tidal store in the SD card when you have a device with an external SD card. So, how to download Tidal music to SD card? In this guide, we’ll show you how to put Tidal music on SD card in two ways. Go to learn how to get it done.


Part 1. How to Make Tidal Store in the SD Card on Android

With a paid subscription to Tidal, you are allowed to download songs in Tidal for offline listening. Here you should know that all the downloads are cache files, and you cannot move Tidal downloads to SD card. However, if you have an Android device, you can change the download destination from the internal strive to the SD card. The following are the steps to save Tidal music to SD card.

Step 1. Open the Tidal music app on your Android phone and go to Settings.

Step 2. Scroll down to find Music Playback then tap on Download Destination.

Step 3. Under Download Destination, select Memory Card to make Tidal store in the SD card.

Now you can select your favorite songs or playlists to download. All the songs will be downloaded and saved to the SD card on your device.


Part 2. How to Put Tidal Music on SD Card without Limits

Although you can choose to save Tidal music to SD card, you can only access those Tidal downloads during the subscription to Tidal. Otherwise, due to digital right management, you cannot move those downloaded Tidal songs to the SD card directly. But you can put Tidal music on SD card with the help of Tunelf Tidal Music Converter.

Tunelf Tidal Music Converter is a dedicated music downloader for downloading songs, albums, and playlists from Tidal even without a paid subscription. Here you can use Tunelf Tidal Music Converter to download Tidal songs to your computer, then you can freely transfer Tidal songs to an SD card. By following the below steps, you can store Tidal music on your SD card.

Key Features of Tunelf Tidal Music Converter

  • Download any Tidal content, including songs, albums, playlists, and artists
  • Support exporting Tidal music to MP3, AAC, FLAC, WAV, M4A, and M4B
  • Preserve a whole set of ID3 tag information in the downloaded Tidal songs
  • Handle the conversion of Tidal music up to 5× faster speed and in batch

Step 1 Add Target Tidal Songs to Tunelf

Start by opening Tunelf Tidal Music Converter, then the Tidal music app will be loaded automatically. Locate your library in Tidal and drag Tidal songs to the main interface of the converter. Or you can copy the music link and paste it into the search box. After adding Tidal songs to the converter, proceed to the next step.

Step 2 Select MP3 as the Output Format

Before downloading Tidal songs, you need to set the output parameters for Tidal music. You can click on the meme bar and select the Preferences option. In the pop-up window, you can set the output format, bit rate, sample rate, and channel. As Tunelf supports six audio formats such as MP3 and AAC, you can select MP3 as the output format.

Step 3 Download Tidal Music to Computer

Now you can click on the Convert button at the bottom right of the converter. Then Tunelf Tidal Music Converter will download and save Tidal songs to your computer. By clicking the converted icon, you can browse the converted songs in the history list. Then you can move those converted Tidal songs to an SD card.

Step 4 Move Tidal Downloads to SD Card

Go to insert your SD card into the card reader and plug the reader into the USB port of your computer. Open the folder where you store the converted Tidal songs. Then you can move those converted Tidal music files to the SD card.


Conclusion

And voila! The above are the steps to download Tidal music to SD card. If you are using an Android device and have a paid subscription to Tidal, you can choose to make Tidal store in the SD card. Or you can try using Tunelf Tidal Music Converter to download Tidal songs for storing to the SD card.


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2 replies on “How to Download Tidal Music to SD Card in 2 Ways”

Simon ON
Reply

Hi
Just bought a Fiio M11 S and am trying to change location for Tidal from Internal to my SD card but when I go to playback I do not have the destination option. I’ve only got Autoplay, Loudness and Explicit.
Could U advise how i could do this please.
Thanks

Liam Garcia ON
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You can go to the Settings and find the download option to change the destination.

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