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# Spotify

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Collect Spotify tracks, albums and playlists by pasting their URLs into Amondo (no API connection required).
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**What Amondo can collect**

* **Tracks**
* **Albums**
* **Playlists**

**Discovery & Eligibility**

* **Add method:** paste the **Spotify track/album/playlist URL** into Amondo
* **Find URLs:** in Spotify, use **Share → Copy link** (or copy from the browser address bar)
* Availability may vary by **region** or **account type**

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<summary><strong>Permissions &#x26; rights for Spotify (quick reference)</strong></summary>

* **Embed/display via the standard Spotify player:** No additional permission required.
* **Audio extraction, edits or redistribution outside Spotify:** *Explicit permission* required.

Need help securing permission? [Contact support](mailto:curation@amondo.com).

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<summary><strong>Notes &#x26; limits</strong></summary>

* Playback typically uses Spotify’s web player; some interactions may require a Spotify account.
* Amondo does **not** store or redistribute audio files; it references the original Spotify source.

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