Free Music Downloaders for iPhone
iPhones have so many different functions and operations. Mobile apps for the iPhone give it even more functionality. Since people love to listen to music on their iPhones, it makes sense why multiple free music downloader apps would be available to install from of the Apple App Store.

These apps are free to download from the App Store onto your iPhone or iPad. Once the app is downloaded, you can use it to download music from various sources on the internet. Some of these sources may include social music streaming services, cloud services, radio stations, and more.
The companies that make these apps don’t charge anything because they make their money through ads. If you don’t mind having to look at banner ads in the app, then you can enjoy some great music downloads without paying a penny.

Keep reading to find out the top 6 best free music downloaders for the iPhone.
1. Freegal Music

Freegal Music is a free app that you can download onto your iPhone if you have iOS 7.1 or higher. The app gives you access to millions of songs that are accessible by using the simple and concise interface. You can choose to listen to the songs as you find them or download the songs so you can listen to them offline. Downloading is always a good idea because you never know when your Wi-Fi connection might be lost.

As you save your favorite songs, you can mark them as your favorites and place them into playlists that you create. You can even share your favorite songs with friends too.

Freegal Music on the Apple App Store

2. Total Files

The Total Files app is a file browser, downloader, and manager. It gives you the ability to search the internet for songs in file format. Once you find the song files, you can download them to your iPhone device. It integrates quite easily with several common cloud services, including Drive and Dropbox.

You can download multiple files together if needed. If you happen to download any zip files, the app comes with a decompressor tool. You must have at least an iPhone 6 or higher for the app to be compatible with your iPhone.

Total Files on the Apple App Store

3. Spotify

Spotify is perhaps the largest online streaming service on the internet. It gives you access to millions of songs right on your iPhone. You can stream any of these songs for free or download them to your phone with the DRM protection mechanism intact. This prevents any unauthorized copying of the music since most of the songs are copyrighted and licensed for personal use only. Your iPhone needs at least iOS 8.2 or higher. If you want even more options than what the free service offers, you can purchase one of the premium plans if you wish. This is optional, though, so don’t worry.  

Spotify on the Apple App Store

4. Pandora

Pandora is a music streaming app for your iPhone. It gives you access to several radio channels and social music streaming channels which have your favorite songs on them. You can share these songs with friends, add the songs to your favorites list, and listen to the songs offline after you’ve downloaded them. iPhones with iOS 7.0 or higher are acceptable.

Pandora on the Apple App Store

5. SoundCloud

SoundCloud is an interesting app because it features mostly song remixes and alternatives in its music libraries. Many of these mixed tracks were created by other users, and they uploaded the tracks to the app servers for others to download. You’ll find more than 120 million different tracks. You can also share tracks and create playlists too. It is free to download the tracks, but you can avoid the ads by upgrading to a paid plan for only $5.99 per month.

SoundCloud on the Apple App Store

6. iHeart

iHeart Radio is a cool app that gives you access to radio channels and the latest featured music charts, which can help you discover new songs that you might not know about. The free account lets you listen to any number of songs you want, but there will be ads played here and there. That is why it is free.

On the upside, you can download songs and play them from your iPhone whenever you’re offline. You can avoid the ads by downloading the songs rather than streaming them from the radio channels.

iHeart on the Apple App Store

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