SoundCloud Playlist Downloader for Whole Sets
One link, a full tracklist. Paste the address of a SoundCloud set and save every song in it without opening them one at a time.
Sets with a few dozen tracks are fine. Very large collections are best split into parts.
What happens when you submit a set
A playlist is not one big file. It is a list, and the downloader walks through that list for you.
Sets worth saving in one go
Some playlists exist only to be played from the first track to the last. Saving them as a group keeps that flow intact.
- Album releases and EPs shared as a set
- Festival and radio show tracklists
- Study music collections with a fixed order
- Your own likes folder that you want to back up
- Language course lessons published as numbered tracks
Keeping a downloaded playlist tidy
Make a folder first
Create an empty folder named after the set before you start. Move the finished files in so they never mix with older music.
Trust the file names
Every file begins with the artist and the track title, so alphabetical sorting stays readable even without the original numbers.
Check the track count
Compare the number of saved files with the count shown on the SoundCloud set. A missing item usually means the track is private or removed.
Large sets: split them up
A three-hour radio archive with a hundred entries can take a while. If the page feels slow, copy the first batch of track links separately, finish them, then continue with the rest. Smaller bites also make it easy to spot anything that failed.
Playlist downloader questions
Can I download a private playlist?
If the set is shared through a secret link, that link works. Sets that require you to be logged in as the owner are not reachable.
Why are some tracks missing from my result?
Tracks that were deleted, made private or blocked in your region cannot be fetched, so they are skipped.
Is the order preserved?
Files are processed in the order of the set. The names start with the artist, so use your player's playlist feature to restore the exact running order.
Can I pick only some songs?
Yes. Instead of the set link, paste the links of the individual tracks you want.
Why save a playlist instead of single tracks
A playlist is a story told in order: an album arc, a festival set, a study session that eases you in and out. Downloading the pieces one by one often breaks that flow, because you forget a track or lose the sequence.
Saving the whole set at once keeps the group together. The files land side by side, named after their artists, so you can rebuild the same listening order in any player.
It also helps when a set is likely to change. Curators reorder, replace and delete tracks all the time. A saved copy records the playlist as it was on the day you loved it.
Finally, it is simply faster. One address replaces thirty copy and paste rounds, which matters for long courses, radio archives and compilation releases.