Download any public SoundCloud track as an MP3 in the original uploaded quality. Paste the link, click download, save the file. No signup, no app, works on all devices.
Paste a SoundCloud link to get started
Works with any public track URL — soundcloud.com/artist/track-name. Private tracks and playlists are not supported.
Original quality MP3, no signup required.
Open the track on SoundCloud, click the Share button, and copy the link. It should look like soundcloud.com/artist/track-name.
Paste the URL above and click Download. Our service fetches the track's metadata and prepares a signed download URL — usually in 2–6 seconds.
Preview the album art and track info. Click Download Track to save the MP3 to your device at the original uploaded quality.
Everything you need to know
SoundCloud doesn't provide a native download button for most tracks — the option appears only when an artist explicitly enables it. This tool gives you offline access to any public track, at the original uploaded quality. Perfect for DJs building reference sets, producers studying arrangements, journalists documenting audio content, or anyone who wants their favorite tracks available on a plane, subway, or anywhere without reliable internet.
Any public SoundCloud track — that means the track is visible to logged-out visitors and doesn't require a SoundCloud subscription. The URL format is always soundcloud.com/artist/track-name. Short links (on.soundcloud.com/xxx) redirect to the same URL and work fine. Private tracks, Go+ subscriber content, and tracks that require login cannot be accessed.
When you paste a SoundCloud URL, our backend fetches the track's public metadata via SoundCloud's oEmbed API — this gives us the title, artist, and album art. Then Cobalt retrieves the direct MP3 stream URL, and we sign it with a time-limited HMAC. The result is a direct download URL that streams from SoundCloud's CDN through our proxy to your browser. Nothing is stored on our servers.
SoundCloud is a platform for artists to share music — many of them depend on plays, likes, and paid downloads for income. Downloading a track for personal offline listening is generally acceptable in most jurisdictions, but redistributing it, using it commercially, or re-uploading it as your own violates copyright and the platform's Terms of Service. Always check the track's license — many SoundCloud tracks are marked Creative Commons. Support artists by liking, following, and buying their music when possible.
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