Are Spotify lyrics not showing up when you’re trying to sing along? 
Lyrics add so much to the music experience, but sometimes they don’t work as expected. Don’t worry! Here’s your ultimate guide to fixing Spotify lyrics on any device and even downloading them for offline use.
Tip: Spotify removed its free lyrics feature in May 2024, so a Premium subscription is now required to access full lyrics.
10 Ways to Fix Spotify Lyrics Not Showing
- Try Playing Another Song
Check if lyrics appear for a different track. If they do, it’s likely a song-specific issue.
- Check Your Internet Connection
Ensure your network is stable. Switch to Wi-Fi if possible.
- Sign Out and Back In
Log out from Spotify via Settings, then log back in to refresh your session.
- Check Spotify’s Server Status
Visit the Spotify Status page to see if outages are affecting lyrics.
- Clear Spotify Cache
Clear cache files in Settings > Storage (for Android/iOS/Smart TV). Detailed instructions for Mac and Windows included in the full guide!
- Update the Spotify App
Ensure you’re running the latest version to avoid bugs affecting lyrics.
- Disable or Change VPN
VPNs can interfere with Spotify features. Disable or switch server locations.
- Check Time and Date Settings
Keep device settings synced automatically.
- Reinstall Spotify
Uninstall and reinstall the app to resolve persistent bugs.
- Use Musixmatch App
A great alternative for displaying lyrics on Spotify. Enable “FloatingLyrics” for real-time lyric syncing.
Download Spotify Lyrics & Songs with AudiFab
Want to save Spotify lyrics offline? AudiFab Spotify Music Converter lets you download Spotify tracks to MP3, AAC, FLAC, and more—complete with lyrics! Perfect for karaoke, language learning, or backup.
Steps to Save Spotify Lyrics:
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Launch AudiFab Spotify Music Converter.
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Configure settings to enable “Save lyrics (if provided).”
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Add tracks via drag-and-drop or URL.
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Start conversion to save music and lyrics offline.