How to Fix Spotify Keeps Logging Me Out of My Account

Part 1. Why Spotify logged me out?

There can be more than one reason why Spotify keeps logging you out. Below you can see a few examples of what could be the case.

Password Changed: Someone could have changed your password and logged out from all devices.

Unstable Internet environment: This usually happens when you are driving or traveling in rural areas.

Subscription Expired: This happens when you try to access premium features such as ad-free listening, offline playback, and higher audio quality.

Spotify is unavailable in your country: It usually happens to users who tried to access Spotify music with a VPN. Once your VPN is turned off, Spotify could log you out of your account.

Server Error: Spotify's servers may experience downtime.

Outdated Spotify app: It could be a reason for logging out of Spotify if you are using the old version of Spotify, which needs to be updated.

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Part 2. 12 Solutions to Solve Spotify Logged Me Out Issue

Here are 6 general solutions to try:

Ensure a reliable network for Spotify app to run.

Make sure you have not logged into your Spotify account on multiple devices at the same time.

Switch off your phone for several seconds and then turn it back on.

Restart the Spotify app on your computer or mobile devices.

Update the Spotify app to the latest version.

Update your Android/iOS system to the latest version.

If still not fixed, you can check more solutions and tips below.

1. Clear the Spotify App’s Cache

If you’re experiencing login issues on Spotify and don’t want to go through the hassle of uninstalling and reinstalling the app, clearing the Cache from the app’s settings can be a quick and easy fix. Clearing the Cache can be done within seconds.

For Android Devices: Open your Android phone, go to Settings > Apps, find the Spotify app, and select Storage > Cache, click "Clear Storage".

For iOS Devices: Open the Spotify app on your iOS device, go to Storage > Delete Cache.

For Windows Computer: Go to C:\Users\*USERNAME*\AppData\Local\Spotify\Storage, and delete all folders.

For Mac Computer: Go to Finder > Go > Library, open Caches and delete the com.spotify.Client and com.spotify.client.helper folders. Back to Library, open Application Support and delete the Spotify folder.

2. Perform A Reinstallation of the Spotify App

Reinstalling the Spotify app is a common solution for solving technical issues. However, you'll need to re-download any downloaded music and podcasts after reinstalling the app. Your settings will also be reset to the defaults.

For iOS Devices: Tap and hold the Spotify app icon, tap Remove App, then Delete App. Go to the App Store and install the Spotify app.

For Android Devices: Go to your phone’s Settings > Apps, select Spotify from the list of apps, and tap Uninstall. Go to Google Play and install the Spotify app.

For Windows Computer: Click the Start button on your computer, then go to Settings > System > Apps & Features. Then you can uninstall Spotify from your computer and redownload from the Spotify official website.

For Mac Computer: Open Finder > Applications, find the Spotify app and drag it to the Trash. Empty Trash to delete the app. Then redownload and install Spotify.

3. Sign Out of Your Spotify Account for All Devices

If you have shared your Spotify account with someone else, you need to sign out of your Spotify account on all devices first. Log into your Spotify account via browser, go to profile > account, scroll down and click Sign out everywhere. This method doesn’t include partner devices, such as Sonos and PlayStation.

Note: If your Spotify account is associated with your Facebook account, you'll need to change your Facebook password as well, and log your Facebook profile out from all devices.

4. Change Your Spotify Password

Secure your Spotify account by taking quick action if you think someone else has accessed it. Just follow these simple steps to change your password and regain control. Please note that you won't be able to change your password within the app. Reset your Spotify password here: https://accounts.spotify.com/en/password-reset.

1) Visit the website above, and log into your Spotify account.

2) Click the Profile icon in the upper right corner.

3) Choose Account > Change Password, then you can reset your Spotify password.

5. Remove Access of Unkown Devices

Log into your Spotify account on your browser, and go to profile > account overview > Apps. Here you can check all the apps and devices that are connected to your Spotify account. Click "REMOVE ACCESS " if you find any suspicious device.

Also, go to the Spotify desktop app's settings to review any connected Facebook accounts under Social. If there is one, click DISCONNECT FROM FACEBOOK to remove it. If it’s your own Facebook, change your Facebook password before you reconnect it.

6. Check Spotify SNS

Spotify stays active on Twitter to update any news or issues. When some users started getting logged out of their accounts and shared their frustration on social media platforms, Spotify didn't turn a blind eye to the problem. They swiftly acknowledged the issue and assured users that they were working on it. If this is the situation, you can do nothing but only wait for the official to inform the server is back to normal once it gets fixed.

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Part 3. Save Spotify Songs to Local Devices for Offline Listening

There's nothing quite as frustrating as when your music streaming app decides to drop out unexpectedly. Or worse yet, when you're all logged in and ready to listen offline and it simply refuses to cooperate. Luckily, there's a solution to this aggravating problem. Rather than dealing with the headache of technical glitches and dropped connections, why not try a new player altogether? With the help of TuneCable Spotify Music Converter, you can say goodbye to the hassle of spotty streaming and say hello to an offline playlist that can be enjoyed without interruption. This professional and easy-to-use tool downloads your favorite tunes from Spotify and converts them to common file formats with ID3 tags fully preserved. It's a must-have for any dedicated music lover.

Step 1: Select Audio Source

Download TuneCable Spotify Downloader on your Windows or macOS computer. On the homepage, you can select the audio source: Spotify app or Spotify web player. Just pick the one you prefer and log into your Spotify account.

Step 2: Customize the Output Settings of Spotify Files

Go to the "Settings" option in the lower left corner, here you can customize the output parameters, such as conversion mode, audio format, audio quality, download folder, output file name...etc.

TIPS:

• if you want to keep the original audio quality, we recommend you choose Spotify Record/Web Download under Conversion mode, and select Auto as output format.
• When you choose Spotify Record under conversion mode, TuneCable allows you to adjust the conversion speed (1x-10x).
• And the Output Organized allows you to sort downloaded Spotify songs into different folders via Artist, Album or Playlist.
• Select Track Numer or Playlist Index under Output File Name will help you save the downloaded Spotify songs in the original order.

Step 3: Add Spotify Songs or Playlists to TuneCable

After making a choice, you are ready to locate desired Spotify songs, albums, playlists, or podcasts.

Download songs from Spotify app: After choosing Spotify app as the audio source, the Spotify app pops up automatically (please make sure you have downloaded Spotify on your computer). On Spotify, find any track, album, or playlist, and click the "+" button to add songs to TuneCable. You can also directly drag and drop the album/playlist to TuneCable interface. TuneCable will soon load the songs for your further selection.

Download songs from Spotify web player: After choosing Spotify web player as the audio source, you will see the built-in Spotify Music web player. Open an album or playlist, then hit the blue "Click to add" button in the lower right to load songs.

Check the Spotify tracks you want to download, then click on the "Add" button to add the selected songs to the convert list.

Step 4: Convert Spotify Songs to Local Files

If you want to select more songs, navigate to the "Add More" option on the convert page. Then click the "Convert" button to start downloading Spotify songs to your computer.

Step 5: Check the Downloaded Spotify Songs

TuneCable prompts when the conversion is finished, and the download folder will pop up automatically. Or you can head to the "Converted" option from the left panel, and check the downloaded list there. All your Spotify playlists have been converted to local files, which can be played via any media player or mobile device.

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For millions of people, the power of music is indispensable to their daily routine. Whether it's to stay focused on work, calm down after a hectic day, or lift the mood during a workout, the right song can work wonders. That's why it's so frustrating when Spotify suddenly logs you out and refuses to cooperate. With our step-by-step guide, you'll be back to enjoying your favorite tunes in no time. And if you need a handy Spotify Downloader tool, TuneCable Spotify Converter will be your best choice for its ability to download Spotify songs for offline playback.