Como excluir músicas do Amazon Music em 2025 (guia completo)

With the growth of Amazon Music in 2025, users are managing increasingly large libraries. Whether you want to free up space, remove duplicate tracks, or simply clean up your playlists, knowing how to delete music from Amazon Music is essential. However, many users find the process confusing due to differences across devices and apps.

This article offers a complete and updated guide on how to delete songs, playlists, and albums from Amazon Music on mobile, desktop, and browser. Additionally, you'll learn how to keep your favorite songs permanently with the help of a powerful Amazon Music converter.

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Delete Songs from Amazon Music on Mobile

If you're using the Amazon Music app on your iOS or Android phone, follow these steps to delete songs or albums:

To remove downloaded songs:

• Abra o aplicativo Amazon Music.
• Tap "Library" and go to "Downloaded" section.
• Encontre a música ou o álbum que deseja excluir.
• Tap the three-dot menu (•••) next to it.
• Select "Remove from device".

To delete songs from library or playlist:

• Go to "Library" > "Songs" or "Playlists".
• Tap the three-dot menu next to the item.
• Choose "Delete from Library" or "Remove from Playlist".

Delete Amazon Music on Desktop App

On the Amazon Music desktop app (Windows or Mac), here’s how to remove songs:

• Abra o aplicativo Amazon Music para desktop.
• Go to your music library or playlist.
• Right-click on the song/album you want to delete.
• Select "Delete from Library" or "Remove Download".

This helps in organizing your desktop music experience without affecting your mobile setup.

Delete Songs from Amazon Web Player

Using Amazon Music via a browser? Follow these steps:

• Acesse Leitor de música da Amazon.
• Log in and access "Library" or "Playlists".
• Click the three-dot menu next to the song/playlist.
• Choose "Remove from Library" or "Delete".

Note that you cannot delete downloads here, only items stored in your cloud library.

How to Delete Amazon Music Downloads

Downloaded songs occupy device storage. To delete them:

• On mobile: go to Downloads > tap (•••) > Remove from Device.
• On desktop: right-click > Remove Download.

For more storage tips, see how to move Amazon Music to SD card.

Save Songs Permanently Before Deleting

If you want to keep your favorite tracks forever before deleting them from Amazon Music, try Conversor de música AMusicSoft Amazon. This tool lets you download and convert Amazon Music songs to MP3, AAC, or WAV, keeping them playable even without the app.

Steps to Use AMusicSoft Amazon Music Converter:

Step 1. Launch AMusicSoft and select the Amazon Music platform.

Step 2. Log in and browse your Amazon Music playlists. Choose the tracks you want to convert.

Step 3. Click "Convert" to start downloading your selected songs.

Step 4. Once finished, go to the "History" tab to view the converted files.

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Conclusão

Deleting music from Amazon Music in 2025 is a simple but necessary task for better library management. Whether you're clearing up storage or removing songs you no longer enjoy, this guide walks you through every method for mobile, desktop, and browser.

For those who want to preserve their music before deletion, Conversor de música AMusicSoft Amazon is the best tool to make your music truly yours, even offline.

FAQ

1. Can I recover deleted songs from Amazon Music?

No. Once deleted from the library, songs are removed unless re-added manually.

2. Does deleting songs free up Amazon Cloud space?

Only if you're deleting songs uploaded by yourself. Amazon Music streaming tracks don’t use your personal cloud storage.

3. How to delete an Amazon playlist?

Go to Playlists > (•••) > Delete Playlist. This will remove it permanently.