How to listen to Spotify in 432Hz
To listen to Spotify in 432Hz, open Spotify's web player at open.spotify.com in Chrome or Edge with the free 432Hz Browser Extension and choose 432Hz on the 432 button it adds to Spotify's player bar, or from the extension's toolbar icon. Nothing is downloaded. On Android, the same extension retunes Spotify's web player in Lemur Browser, tested by us; the Spotify app itself cannot be retuned on any device.
What works where
| computerComputer | Yes: web player in Chrome or Edge, 432 button on the player bar |
|---|---|
| androidAndroid | Yes: web player in Lemur (tested by us); 432 Bridge plays previews |
| phone_iphoneiPhone | No |
The quick answer
computerOn a computer
Install the free 432Hz Browser Extension (Ultimate 432Hz Converter) from the Chrome Web Store.
Open open.spotify.com, sign in and play a song. Spotify's web player needs protected content allowed in your browser.
Click the 432 button on Spotify's player bar, or the extension's toolbar icon, and choose 432Hz.
infoA new install starts at 440Hz.
lightbulbWorks with Spotify Free and Premium, because both use the same web player.
Add the free extension to ChromeOr play it inside the 432Hz Web Player
Prefer one player for everything? On 432hz.live/discover, search Spotify or paste any Spotify link (song, album, playlist, podcast episode or artist) and it plays in Spotify's official player, retuned by the extension. Full tracks need you signed in to Spotify on a computer; elsewhere Spotify allows 30-second previews. If Speed does not change the sound, switch to Pitch.
androidSpotify in 432Hz on Android
Use Lemur Browser, which installs Chrome Web Store extensions. We tested Spotify's web player in Lemur with the extension, and it plays and retunes to 432Hz.
Install Lemur Browser from Google Play, then add Ultimate 432Hz Converter from the Chrome Web Store inside Lemur.
Open open.spotify.com in Lemur and play a song. If Spotify sends you to its app instead, try Lemur's Desktop site option.
Open Lemur's menu, then Extensions, then Ultimate 432Hz Converter, and choose 432Hz.
- reportSpotify's own list of supported Android browsers is Chrome, Samsung Internet and Firefox, which cannot run our extension. Lemur is not on that list, but Spotify's web player works in it: we tested it.
- reportIn 432 Bridge on a phone, Spotify plays 30-second previews whatever your account. For whole songs on Android, play Spotify's web player in a Lemur tab instead.
- reportThe Spotify Android app cannot be retuned by any of our products.
phone_iphoneOn iPhone and iPad
Spotify's embedded player plays only 30-second previews on iPhone, and the Spotify app cannot be retuned by another app.
iPhone and iPad browsers cannot run our extension, so no browser route exists there.
For 432Hz on iPhone, 432 Player plays your own music files and 432 Radio plays live radio.
Speed or Pitch on Spotify
Speed is the default and plays about 1.8% slower at 432Hz, so a 3:00 song lasts about 3:03. On open.spotify.com the extension always runs Ghost Mode, which hides the changed speed from the page so players that reset it cannot undo your tuning. Pitch keeps the tempo exact by retuning the tab's sound after one click on the extension in that tab.
tuneSpotify's web player uses protected (DRM) playback. If Speed ever leaves the sound unchanged, switch to Pitch, which works on what the tab outputs.
Questions and answers
Yes, in a browser. The free 432Hz Browser Extension shifts what the Spotify web player plays to 432Hz live, in Chrome or Edge on a computer and in Lemur Browser on Android, where we tested it. The Spotify apps themselves cannot be retuned.
No, and none of our tools download Spotify songs. Spotify streams are protected, so our 432Hz Converter only works on music files you own. For Spotify, retune it live as it plays with the extension.
Yes. Spotify Free and Premium use the same web player, and the extension retunes whatever it plays.
In Speed mode, the default, yes, by about 1.8% at 432Hz. Choose Pitch in the extension to keep the original tempo, in Chrome or Edge; it needs one click on the extension in the Spotify tab first, a browser rule for capturing a tab's sound.
On Android, yes: open Spotify's web player (open.spotify.com) in Lemur Browser with the extension. Spotify does not list Lemur as a supported browser, but we tested it there and it works. In 432 Bridge on a phone, Spotify plays 30-second previews, so use the web player in a Lemur tab for whole songs. On iPhone, no: iPhone browsers cannot run our extension and the Spotify app cannot be retuned.
Yes. 528Hz (applied as A=444) is free with a free extension account. Solfeggio tones and custom frequencies need extension Pro, and you can preview each one for free.