Summary
Want to use Spotify music as BGM for your video project? How to add Spotify music to video in Canva as background music? Here this article will introduce an easy way to add music in Canva from Spotify on computer and mobile phone!

Situation: “I often share vlogs on Facebook. I want to use Spotify songs in my vlogs. Can I use Spotify for Canva? How do I upload music from Spotify to Canva?” – Jessica, a Spotify Free user

Nowadays, we all like to capture our memorable moments using smartphone, and then upload to social media platforms, like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, etc. Canva is a free video editing app that makes it easier to send your videos directly to your social media platforms. Adding background music to video will make your video more interesting and attractive. Spotify is a great music platform with over 70 million songs. You can easily find an amazing Spotify music for your video! Can you use Spotify with Canva? However, there is no official method to add Spotify music to Canva. Read on this post, here we will share an easy way to add music in Canva from Spotify as background music for your video projects.

Part 1. Can You Add Music in Canva from Spotify Directly?

Currently, Canva is available for iPhones, iPads and Android phones and tablets. You can download the Canva app from the App Store or Google Play Store. Canva is an two-in-one photo editor and video maker. It not only allows users to use photo filters, background eraser, but also lets them crop, flip, trim, cut and split video files. Besides, it supports users to add music in Canva as BGM. You can choose from their featured audio tracks or import your own music.

Which File Types does Canva Support?

Video formats MOV, GIF, MP4, MPEG, MKV, WEBM
Audio formats MP3, M4A, OGG, WAV, WEBM
Image Formats JPEG, PNG, SVG

When it comes to adding Spotify music to Canva, it is not an easy task. As you know, Spotify music is a streaming music service and only provide cache songs. Even if you’ve downloaded Spotify songs with Premium plan, you don’t really own them. All music tracks from Spotify are DRM protected Ogg Vorbis format, while Canva supports MP3, M4A, OGG, WAV, or WEBM audio format (less than 250MB). In order to import Spotify music to Canva, you need to crack Spotify DRM and convert Spotify music to MP3, M4A, WAV, etc. In such case, a helpful third-party software is required. Here we highly recommend the TunesBank Spotify Music Converter.

Part 2. Best Tool to Covert Spotify Music to MP3/M4A for Canva

TunesBank Spotify Music Converter is a professional and powerful tool for both Spotify Free and Premium users. It not only can remove DRM protection and ads from Spotify music, but also can convert any Spotify songs, playlists, albums and radio to universal MP3, M4A, WAV, FLAC format with lossless audio quality kept. What we like this tool is that it can convert your Spotify music library based on the Spotify Web Player, no need to use the Spotify app!

After conversion, you can easily add Spotify songs to Canva, InShot, Videoleap, iMovie, KineMaster, VLLO, GarageBand and any other video editing software. In additon, you will be able to transfer and play Spotify music on portable MP3 players, iPods, iOS, Android, USB drive, smart speakers, smart watches, etc.

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Step-by-step: Convert Spotify Music to MP3 for Canva

Step 1. Install and Open TunesBank Spotify Music Converter
After installation, launch TunesBank Spotify Music Converter. Click the “Open the Spotify web player” and sign in with your Spotify Free or Premium accout.

launch Spotify Music Converter

Step 2. Add Spotify Songs/Playlist to TunesBank
Once you enter the Spotify web player, choose a Spotify playlist in the left panel. Then drag any song or a playlist to the “+” icon.

Add Spotify Songs

Select the songs that you’d like to convert or click the “Select All:” button at the bottom of the screen.

select Spotify Songs

Step 3. Choose MP3/M4A Format for Canva
Click on the Menu bar and choose “Preferences” option. It will pop up a small window, from where you can choose output format, customize the bitrate and sample rate.

aujust output settings

To add Spotify songs to Canva video, iOS users can set M4A as output format and Android users can choose MP3.

select mp3 format

Step 4. Begin to Convert Spotify Songs to MP3/M4A Files
Simply tap on the “Convert All” button to start converting the Spotify songs unprotected MP3 or M4A format with high quality.

convert spotify songs to mp3

Once the conversion is completed, tap on the “Finished” tab to find your converted Spotify songs. Click “View Output File” to locate the output folder.

output spotify mp3 file

Part 3. Add Spotify Songs to Canva on iOS & Android, Computer

Now you are able to use Spotify in Canva video without limits! Canva is also available for Windows and Mac. You may add Spotify music to Canva app on computer or mobile devices.

1) Add Spotify Songs to Canva on Windows, Mac
First of all, download and install the Canva desktop application, then open the Canva app. Next, create or open an existing video and click the “Audio” tab in the left panel. At last, drag and drop the Spotify MP3/M4A files from the folder to the box.

add spotify music to Canva on computer

2) Add Spotify Songs to Canva from Google Drive and Dropbox
You can also add music files from Google Drive and Dropbox on Canva desktop app. Please upload the converted Spotify files to Google Drive and Dropbox in advance.

3) Add Spotify Songs to Canva on iOS & Android Device
First of all, you need to transfer the converted Spotify MP3/M4A songs to your iPhone or Android phone. This iOS & Android Transfer tool assists you to manage, backup and transfer music, videos, photo, SMS, text and more from computer (or another phone) to your phone.

transfer spotify songs to ios/android devices

Then open the Canva app on your iPhone or Android phone, create a video, click “Audio” and select the Spotify music form your phone.

add spotify music to Canva on mobile

Part 4. FAQs about Spotify to Canva

Q1: Can I upload music from Spotify to Canva?
Answer: Spotify encrypted OGG music files is not supported by Canva. To add Spotify music to Canva as BGM, first you need to convert Spotify music to Canva comatible format. TunesBank Spotify Music Converter is all you need.

Q2: How do I link my Spotify playlist to Canva?
Answer: Open Spotify app, select a playlist, tap “Share” button, choose “Copy Playlist Link”, or “Copy Embed Code”, then paste it to your video project in Canva.

Q3: Why can’t I add audio to Canva?
Answer: As we mentioned in Part 1, Canva only supports the common MP3, M4A, OGG, WAV, and WEBM audio file formats, less than 250MB. Make sure the audio you upload is compatible with Canva.

Q4: How do I add multiple audio files to Canva?
Answer: Open a video project in Canva, click “Uploads” in the left side, then tap “Audio”, choose the desired audio files. You may adjust the volume and length of the audio as you like.

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Conclusion

Canva is a great video editing tool for iOS and Android users to design on the go. If you want to use Spotify music as your video BGM or add Spotify music to Canva app, you must convert Spotify music to Canva compatible audio formats. TuneBank Spotify Music Converter is an excellent tool you can’t miss. It enables you to convert Spotify music to MP3/M4A/WAV format supported by Canva. In this way, you can easily upload converted Spotify songs to Canva and any other video editing tools!

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