What Happens If I Cancel Amazon Music?

No matter if your trial period is about to end or you want to cut down on the number of subscribing to Amazon Music, the most straightforward way is to cancel the auto-subscription. What will happen if you cancel Amazon Music Unlimited? Can you still access Amazon Music? Can those downloaded Amazon Music be listened to offline? Will the original Amazon playlists still exist if you re-subscribe at a later date? Next, we are going to give you the answers one by one. Besides, you’ll learn multiple methods to cancel Amazon Music Subscription as well as an easy way to keep playing Amazon Music after canceling your subscription.

What happens if I cancel Amazon Music Unlimited?

After you cancel the auto-renewal of Amazon Music Unlimited, you can continue to access Amazon Music Unlimited until the next billing date. After then, your original songs in the Library will be grayed out, indicating that they are not available for streaming, with the playback option removed. They’ll be active again when you re-subscribe to the service at a later time.

Extra tips 1: How to cancel Amazon Music Unlimited subscription?

You can cancel the subscription of Amazon Music Unlimited through a desktop or mobile browser, the Amazon Music app for Android or the iPhone Settings app if you signed up via your Apple ID.

You can’t cancel your Amazon Music subscription via the iOS app, but you can use your mobile browser to cancel your subscription or go through Settings if you subscribed via the App Store or your Apple ID.

From your mobile browser:

From Settings:

If you subscribed through a third-party, such as a mobile service provider, contact them for further assistance.

Extra tips 2: How to keep playing Amazon Music Unlimited after canceling your subscription?

After canceling the subscription, you will no longer be able to access Amazon Music. What if you want to listen to your favorite song sometimes? You may feel that it’s not cost-effective to renew the service for a specific song. It would be great if you could still listen to a number of your favorite songs after canceling the auto-renewal, isn’t it?

Actually, before your Amazon Music Unlimited goes expired, you can use Sidify Amazon Music Converter to save Amazon Music as MP3/AAC/WAV/FLAC/AIFF/ALAC files. They’ll be exported to your local drive, for which you can still access them even after you cancel the subscription. Without further ado, let get straight to the detailed steps:

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If you are looking for a tool to convert any streaming music (such as Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Tidal, Deezer, YouTube, YouTube Music, SoundCloud, DailyMotion …) to MP3, Sidify All-In-One is the go-to choice.

Step 1Choose Conversion Mode

Install and run Sidify Amazon Music Converter, and then select App Mode as the conversion mode.

Select the [App Mode], and you can see the main interface of Sidify as below. At the same time, the Amazon Music app would be launched automatically.

Step 2Add Amazon Music to Sidify.

Drag and drop tracks or a playlist from the Amazon Music app into Sidify. Sidify would recognize them and list them automatically. Check the songs you want to save to your computer and then click Add.

By default, all songs are set to convert. By unchecking the first box to the left of the term "Title," all of them are de-selected, and you can then choose which songs to move to Spotify.

Step 3Customize Output Settings.

Go to the Settings section. Here you can select the output format (MP3/AAC/WAV/FLAC/AIFF/ALAC) and specify the output folder.

Step 4Export Amazon Music to the Computer.

Click Convert and Sidify would immediately start exporting the Amazon Music to the customized output path.

Step 5Find the Amazon Music Downloads on the Local Drive.

Once the conversion is done, you can click Converted to check what have been downloaded successfully. Go to the output folder and you can find all the Amazon Music downloads, which you can keep playing after canceling your subscription.