Freegal Music

Library Ideas, LLC

About this app

Freegal Music is a free music service that is provided to you by your participating public library.

Download and/or stream music on any compatible device. Browse through our vast collection of over 15+ million songs from over 200+ genres.

Enjoy our curated playlists that were designed to suit any mood, activity, or special occasion.

We encourage music discovery - keep up with our social media to get daily recommendations and new releases.

Check out our newly featured Audiobooks!

*Note on Downloads: Once you download a song, it's yours! Listen to your tracks on and offline at your leisure. Just be sure to back it up prior if for whatever reason you lose access to the app.


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Ratings and reviews

Despite what you see in some reviews, this app does have a lot of music available and it does allow you to favorite albums. It's not perfect, search can be difficult, especially because jointly produced tracks are not broken down into multiple artists. Additionally, some tracks are only available through download, and these tracks can generally only be found by looking at the 'also seen on' pt of the artist's page. They also have a problem with failing to label explicit track versions.

While I appreciate having access to music via my library, this library app has a mediocre user experience, especially via the search bar. I cannot Favorite albums, only individual songs. This is frustrating of I like a particular performer or soundtrack. There appears to be no subject searching for genres or styles, and Suggestions could be better. The only positive? The playback volume is louder than other apps, which is convenient for driving.

If you thought this sounded too good to be true, you were right. The streaming features are not well developed - eg, they mark explicit songs, but provide no way to block them automatically - and the catalog for downloads is extremely limited. I'm only keeping the app installed because I think I might be able to build up a decent classical catalog through their downloads. Maybe. We'll see.

What’s new

Bug fixes and performance enhancements.