With the Music app on your Fitbit watch*, you can store and play several hours worth of your favorite songs and podcasts right on your wrist. After you download playlists to your watch, connect Bluetooth headphones or another audio device to listen to your tracks.

1. Fitbit Versa Spotify Hr App
2. Connect Spotify To Fitbit Versa
3. Fitbit Versa Music App Download
4. Play Spotify On Fitbit Versa
5. Spotify App Download

*This feature isn't available on Fitbit Sense, Fitbit Versa Lite Edition, or Fitbit Versa 3.

To download playlists to your watch, you need a computer with a Wi-Fi connection and the free Fitbit Connect app.
See How do I download playlists to my Fitbit watch? below for details on how to install the apps and download playlists

Keep in mind you can only transfer files that you own or don’t require a license.

For information on how to use the Deezer app to download playlists to your watch, see How do I listen to Deezer playlists on my Fitbit watch?

Spotify app developed by Fitbit is finally now available on fitbit Versa 2 & this is a review video for Spotify on Versa 2; I have talked about the features.

If you live in the United States, you can also use the Pandora app to download stations to your watch. For more information, see How do I listen to Pandora stations on my Fitbit watch?

The music and podcast file types you can download to your watch depend on whether you use a PC or a Mac. Note that some older songs may not transfer due to copyright protections (known as DRM encryption).

PC:

• MP3 files
• MP4 files with AAC audio
• WMA files

Mac:

• MP3 files
• MP4 files with AAC audio

You can transfer music you purchased. Currently, you can’t transfer songs you downloaded through paid streaming services such as Apple Music and Microsoft Groove. If you have a paid Deezer subscription, you can use the Deezer app to download playlists to your watch. For more information, see How do I listen to Deezer playlists on my Fitbit watch? If you live in the United States, you can also use the Pandora app to download stations for offline listening. For more information, see How do I listen to Pandora stations on my Fitbit watch?

Store over 300 songs and podcasts on your watch depending on the file sizes. For example, a 60-minute podcast takes up more storage space than a 3-minute song.

To download music and podcasts to your watch, create at least 1 playlist of songs or podcasts in iTunes or Windows Media Player to download to your watch.

If you use iTunes, make sure you approve the app to share playlists with your watch:
Open iTunes on your computer > Edit > Preferences > Advanced > Share iTunes Library XML with other applications > OK.

To transfer the music to your watch, choose your device.

Part 1

Start here the first time you download playlists to your watch. If you previously downloaded playlists, skip to Part 2 to download new music and podcasts.

Connect to Wi-Fi

Make sure your watch and your Mac are able to be connect to the same Wi-Fi network:

1. In the Fitbit app, tap the Today tab > your profile picture > your device image.
2. Tap Wi-Fi Settings.
3. Tap Add Network and follow the on-screen instructions to add your Wi-Fi network or check the Network list to make sure it’s already listed.
4. Tap the network name > Connect.
5. To see which network your computer is on, click the Wi-Fi symbol on your screen. Connect to the same Wi-Fi network as your watch.

If you have trouble connecting your watch to Wi-Fi, see Why won't my Fitbit watch connect to Wi-Fi?​

Install Fitbit Connect

Install a free software application called Fitbit Connect that lets you download music and podcasts from your iTunes Library to your watch.

1. On your Mac, go to fitbit.com/setup.
2. Scroll down and click the option to Download for Mac.
3. Double-click Install Fitbit Connect.pkg. The Fitbit Connect installer opens.
4. Click Continue to move through the installer.
5. After the Fitbit Connect window appears, continue to Part 2.

Part 2

1. For best results, sync your watch in the Fitbit app, and then disable Bluetooth temporarily on your phone and computer.
2. Plug your watch into the charger.
3. In the Fitbit Connect window on your computer, click Manage My Music.
4. If prompted, log in to your Fitbit account.
5. On your watch, open the Music app and then tap Transfer Music. Note that you may need to scroll down to see the transfer button.
   
6. Wait a few moments for your watch to connect. Note this can sometimes take a minute or two.
7. When prompted, follow the on-screen instructions on your Mac to choose the playlists you want to download to your watch. After you choose a playlist, the download starts automatically. If your playlist doesn't appear, click the refresh icon and try again.
8. Note that if you take several minutes to pick your first playlist, Wi-Fi may disconnect to preserve your battery. Tap the Transfer Music button again to reconnect and continue choosing your playlists.

To see music transfer in action, watch our video (English only).

Part 1

Start here the first time you download playlists to your watch. If you previously downloaded playlists, skip to Part 2 to download new music and podcasts.

Connect to Wi-Fi

Make sure your watch and PC are connected to the same Wi-Fi network:

1. In the Fitbit app, tap the Today tab > your profile picture > your device image.
2. Tap Wi-Fi Settings.
3. Tap Add Network and follow the on-screen instructions to add your Wi-Fi network or check the Network list to make sure it’s already listed.
4. Tap the network name > Connect.
5. To see which network your computer is on, click the Wi-Fi symbol on your screen. Connect to the same Wi-Fi network as your watch.

If you have trouble connecting your watch to Wi-Fi, see Why won't my Fitbit watch connect to Wi-Fi?

Install Fitbit Connect

Install a free software application called Fitbit Connect that lets you download music and podcasts from your iTunes Library or Windows Media Player to your watch.

1. On your PC, go to fitbit.com/setup.
2. Scroll down and click the option to Download for Windows.
3. Double-click Install Fitbit Connect.pkg. The Fitbit Connect installer opens.
4. Click Continue to move through the installer.
5. After the Fitbit Connect window appears, continue to Part 2.

Part 2

1. For best results, sync your watch in the Fitbit app, and then disable Bluetooth temporarily on your phone and computer.
2. Plug your watch into the charger.
3. On your computer, open Fitbit Connect and then choose Manage My Music.
4. Click Personal Music.
5. On your watch, open the Music app and then tap Transfer Music. Note that you may need to scroll down to see the transfer button.
   
6. Wait a few moments for your watch to connect. Note this can sometimes take a minute or two.
7. When prompted, follow the on-screen instructions on your computer to choose the playlists you want to download to your watch. After you choose a playlist, the download starts automatically.
8. Note that if you take several minutes to pick your first playlist, Wi-Fi may disconnect to preserve your battery. Tap the Transfer Music button again to reconnect and continue choosing your playlists.

To listen to music and podcasts:

1. After you download at least 1 playlist, connect a Bluetooth audio device, such as Fitbit Flyer headphones or a Bluetooth speaker, to your watch. For more information, see How do I connect Bluetooth audio devices to my Fitbit watch?
2. Open the Music app on your watch and tap a playlist. If you downloaded multiple playlists, you may need to scroll down to choose the one you want.
3. Tap a track and then tap the play button.

Open the music controls to change tracks or control volume. From any screen, press and hold the back button on your watch and swipe to the Music Controls screen instead of opening the Music app.

Choose to delete individual playlists or all personal music stored on your watch. Use your computer to choose which playlists to delete or use the Fitbit app on your phone to delete all music stored on your watch without needing to connect to Wi-Fi. Note that you can add new playlists and delete existing ones at the same time.

Delete Individual Playlists

1. Plug your watch into the charger.
2. Open Fitbit Connect on your computer > Manage My Music.
   Note that your watch and computer must be connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
3. On your watch, open the Music app and then tap Transfer Music. Note that you may need to scroll down to see the transfer button.
4. Wait a few moments for your watch to connect. After your watch connects, on your computer screen you’ll see the list of playlists downloaded to your watch.
5. Click the checkbox next to the playlist(s) you want to delete. The update will begin immediately.

Delete All Music

1. In the Fitbit app, tap the Today tab > your profile picture > your device image.
2. Tap Media > Personal Music.
3. Tap Remove All Personal Music.

Fitbit Versa Spotify Hr App

If you have trouble downloading your playlists, review the troubleshooting steps in Why can't I download music and podcasts to my Fitbit watch?

You can leave your phone at home. After you download your playlists and connect a Bluetooth audio device to your watch, you can listen to your tracks anywhere.

For more information about the music controls, see How do I control music with my Fitbit device?

Microsoft Groove doesn’t support third-party app access to your playlists. Instead, download playlists from Windows Media Player to your watch.

If you store music outside of the Music folder on your computer, our music service may not find your files. Add your folders to the list of folders the music service searches so it can find your playlists.

To add folders:

1. On your computer, open Fitbit Connect and choose Manage My Music.
2. Click the gear icon in the top right corner > Advanced Settings.
3. Click the + to add the folders where you store your music to the Music folders list and then click Ok.
4. Check to see if our music service found your playlists. If not, you may need to add more folders.

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The right playlist can make or break your workout. Just like you need the right gear and tools to up your fitness game, listening to your favorite tunes will undoubtedly get you in the mood to slay that run or indoor workout. That’s where the Spotify–Connect & Control app on Fitbit Charge 4 and Fitbit smartwatches comes in.* Now, Fitbit and Spotify work together better than ever—and you can control your music and podcasts all from your wrist. Plus, switch devices with the Spotify Connect feature, all without missing a beat. What’s not to love about that?

How to start using the Spotify app on Fitbit Charge 4 and Fitbit Smartwatches:

• First make sure the app is installed on your Fitbit watch or tracker and you have connected your Spotify Premium account. Don’t have a Spotify Premium account? Try Premium for free.¹
  • In the Fitbit app, tap the Today tab > your profile picture > your device image > Apps.
  • Tap the gear icon next to Spotify.
  • Tap Log In and follow the on-screen instructions to log in to your Spotify Premium account.
• Open the Spotify app on your phone and begin playing music or a podcast.

Connect Spotify To Fitbit Versa

(Note that the Spotify app on your smartwatch and tracker don’t support playing music offline. This means that your paired phone must be connected to the internet and remain nearby with the Fitbit app running in the background.)

• Open the Spotify app on your watch and tracker to then control playback on-the-go.
  • Tap the devices icon to switch between devices. To see a device, you must have the Spotify app open on that device and be logged in to your account. Up to 8 devices are listed.

Make the most of Spotify on your Fitbit watch and tracker:

Connect anytime to Bluetooth-enabled devices. First, open the Spotify app on your phone, laptop, or tablet, then…

Use the controls. This one’s pretty self-explanatory, but you can do so byhitting play, pause, skipping forward on songs, and skipping back songs.*

Save tracks. Tap the heart to Like (💚) your fave tunes and save them to your library of “Liked Songs.”

Put your music on shuffle. Tap the shuffle icon to switch up the order your tracks play in.

With the Spotify Connect feature, you can select which device you want to play Spotify on. There are hundreds of Spotify Connect devices including your phone, laptop, TV, PlayStation, Google Home, Amazon Echo, smart speakers and wireless speakers (must be a Connect-enabled speaker), and more.**

Select Recently Played playlists. Change from your favorite playlist to a Recently Played podcast and then back again. Not feeling particularly motivated or inspired by your music choices? Fans of Spotify’s “Discover Weekly” and “Release Radar” playlists should know that the algorithm won’t fail you when it comes to these fresh tunes, delivered to your fave streaming service on a weekly basis.

Stumped on what to listen to? You can also take your pick from Spotify’s popular selection of curated Workout playlists. Simply select the Workouts playlist on your watch. Here you’ll be able to choose from a range of playlists to get you in the zone, from the “Motivation Mix” to “Throwback Workout” and more. Alternately, you can pick according to the kind of workout you’ll be doing, with plenty of power mixes carefully curated for yogis to runners and cardio lovers alike.

Here’s what it looks like on the Fitbit Charge 4:

Available on Fitbit Charge 4 and Fitbit smartwatches.

Fitbit Versa Music App Download

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¹Terms and conditions apply. Open only to users who haven’t already tried Premium.

Play Spotify On Fitbit Versa

*Volume control is not currently supported.

**You also might need to be playing Spotify on your Spotify Connect device first before it shows up as a device in the Spotify app on your Fitbit. Learn more about Spotify Connect devices and how they work here.

Spotify App Download

This information is for educational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment. You should not use this information to diagnose or treat a health problem or condition. Always check with your doctor before changing your diet, altering your sleep habits, taking supplements, or starting a new fitness routine.