When will Spotify Wrapped 2024 be available?

Every year, towards the end of the year, Spotify users look forward to a breakdown of their listening statistics. Are you eager to check out how your listening habits were this year? Keep reading to learn when Spotify Wrapped 2024 will become available, how to access this feature and more.

When will Spotify Wrapped 2024 be available?

Though Spotify has not made a statement, Spotify Wrapped is always available towards the end of the year, usually at the end of November or within the first week of December.

We have enough evidence to back up this estimation. In 2023 and 2022, Spotify Unwrapped became available on November 30. In 2021 and 2020, it launched on December 1. We would be willing to bet the date will be the same in 2024, or at least very close.

What is Spotify Wrapped?

Every end of year since 2016, Spotify has sent users an annual review of their listening statistics from January 1 to October 31. This event has grown to include the most popular music and podcasts yearly. It’s called Spotify Wrapped.

Users can learn more about their Spotify listening history through ornate visualizations called “Wrapped cards.” Spotify Wrapped cards depict the songs, artists, genres, and podcasts most listened to during the year. Users are encouraged to share their cards with friends and followers on social media.

Artists are also sent visuals of their stats and encouraged to share them with their fans. Sometimes, fans discover that their tastes are similar to their favorite artists.

What does Spotify Wrapped show you?

Spotify Wrapped provides a visual representation of various listening categories, including songs, artists, genres, and podcasts they listened to the most from January to October. These are called Wrapped cards.

Wrapped cards can be shared on social platforms like Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), Snapchat, and TikTok.

For most years, various Spotify Wrapped data categories are broken down and displayed on these cards. These include:

• My Top Genres
• Audio Day (including music listened to during “My mornings,” “My afternoon,” and “My nights”)
• My Minutes Listened 
• My Top Song 
• My Top Songs
• My Top Artist
• My Top Artists

In 2023, Spotify Wrapped came with three new data categories:

• Me in 2023: This is a “streaming habit” that Spotify thinks best suits your listening habits in 2023. You can be classified as one of 12 characters. They are Vampire, Alchemist, Time Traveler, Cyclops, Luminary, Mastermind, Roboticist, Shapeshifter, Collector, Hunter, Fanatic, and Hypnotist.
• Sound Town: Spotify matches you with a city based on your favorite artists.
• Top 5 Genres: This is self-explanatory, but Spotify presents how your top five genres compare. This is presented as a (literal) sandwich, with each genre representing a filling.

You can also access a final Wrapped card at the end that combines results from other cards. There is also a card available for avid listeners called Your Listening Personality.

Where do I see my Spotify Wrapped (Android & iOS)?

Spotify Wrapped playlists and results are available every November/December from the Spotify home screen. Tap the Wrapped tab alongside the Podcasts button to view your Wrapped data, then select Your 2023 Wrapped to access your Wrapped cards. Of course, this will likely be Your 2024 Wrapped this year. We can assume the steps to access it won’t change, but we will update this article if they do.

The section typically disappears from the app at the start of January, but you can still access your Spotify Wrapped playlists all year.

You can also go to spotify.com/wrapped, which should open the Wrapped screen inside your Spotify for iOS or Android app.

To access more Spotify Wrapped features from the hub, search for “Wrapped” in the Spotify app and select the genre. This will allow you to access more of the Wrapped hub features.

Can you see Spotify Wrapped on desktop?

No, you cannot see Spotify Wrapped cards on the desktop, at least up until Spotify Wrapped 2023. We will see if this changes in 2024. The playlists Spotify curates for you as part of the Wrapped event are available from any platform. However, the Wrapped cards and shareable stories are available only on mobile.

Why can’t I see Spotify Wrapped on my phone?

Note that Spotify Wrapped is not shown to all users simultaneously. Depending on your region and usage habits, it may take longer for the update to appear for your account.

It’s also important to know that Spotify Wrapped won’t be available to all users. It won’t show up if you’re using an outdated app version, or live in a region where Wrapped isn’t available.

Also, remember that you’ll only be able to see it if you use the iOS or Android Spotify app, not the web player or desktop app (again, at least up until 2023). The feature is usually active throughout December. However, your Spotify Wrapped playlists will continue to be available even after Spotify Wrapped is no longer visible in the app.

How to share Spotify Wrapped

Wrapped cards are shareable on Instagram, Snapchat, X (formerly Twitter), Facebook, and many other platforms — including WhatsApp and Line!

To share a Spotify Wrapped card on social media:

1. Launch the Spotify mobile app.
2. Tap the Your 2023 Wrapped tab on the Wrapped section of your home page. (Again, this will likely be Your 2024 Wrapped this year)
3. Find the Wrapped card you want to share, and let it play out.
4. When you see the Share this Story button, tap it.
5. Select the platform you want to share the Wrapped card on.

If you aren’t quick enough to hit the button before it switches to the next one, here’s a neat little trick you can try:

1. Navigate to the Spotify Wrapped card you want to share on social media or download.
2. As the card starts playing, press down on the middle of the card — and hold — with one of your thumbs. This will pause playback.
3. With your other hand, tap Share this story at the bottom of the screen.

How can I see more Spotify stats?

If you want to view your Spotify stats, you don’t have to wait for Spotify Wrapped.

The third-party service Stats for Spotify connects to your Spotify account and pulls in Spotify stats, including Top Tracks, Top Artists, Top Genres, and Recently Played. The service also lets you choose between “last four weeks,” “last six months,” and “all time,” which is a good way to see how your music tastes have evolved in the recent past.

The “Recently played” tab is great if you need to recall a track you just listened to but can’t seem to find in Spotify — a common issue for those who listen on shuffle mode or prefer Spotify’s many auto-generated playlists.

Note that Stats for Spotify is not affiliated with Spotify, so you must grant it access to your Spotify account first. Hopefully, Spotify will come up with its own stats solution in the future.

If you want to make the experience more fun, there’s also Receiptify, which turns your top tracks, artists, or genres list into an image that looks like a receipt.

We have a complete guide on using all of these tools to figure out your Spotify stats. Check it out for all the details and instructions.

Is it possible to see Spotify Wrapped all year?

During the period when Spotify Wrapped releases, you will find a playlist called “Your Top Songs 2023” (or 2024, soon) in the Spotify Wrapped section on your homepage. This playlist will feature all of your most-played songs of the year.

To access your older Spotify Wrapped playlists, you’ll need to log in to Spotify on your desktop or mobile device. From there, we recommend searching for the specific Wrapped you’re looking for. For instance, type “2022 Wrapped” in the search bar if you’re looking for that particular playlist. Previously, you could access these by visiting specific Wrapped links. This no longer seems to be the case.

These playlists give you more than just your top songs. They also showcase the most popular songs and artists of that respective year. Alternatively, you can type “Your top songs” in the Spotify search bar.

Music serves as a powerful time capsule, and by saving these playlists, you can create a nostalgia-filled library of your past musical tastes. So, in 10 years, you can listen to what you’re jamming out to right now. Happy listening!

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