Paste any Deezer link — standard, HiFi FLAC, or Flow auto-mix — and MusicFab hands you a clean MP3. No Deezer app, no subscription, no per-device download caps.
On deezer.com or in the Deezer app, find the song, album, or playlist you want to convert. In the row, click the ••• (more options) icon to open its menu.





Deezer made its name on two things: Flow (an algorithmic mix that learns your taste better the more you use it) and HiFi lossless FLAC streaming. Both are locked inside the Deezer app — Flow won't export to a playlist file, and HiFi streams can't leave Deezer's DRM layer.
Even with a Deezer Premium or HiFi subscription, offline downloads are capped per device, stored in Deezer's proprietary format, and wiped the moment your subscription lapses. Switching to another service means losing every song you downloaded and every Flow recommendation you've trained over the years.
MusicFab solves both problems. Paste any Deezer URL — a single track, an album, a playlist, a Flow mix snapshot — and get a portable, DRM-free MP3. Your music library moves with you to any device, any service, any future.
Deezer is two products: a mainstream streaming service and a HiFi lossless audiophile tier. Most converters only handle the free/standard stream and refuse to touch HiFi. MusicFab works across every Deezer tier.
Paste a HiFi FLAC track URL and MusicFab converts from the highest-quality source Deezer serves. Output is 128 kbps MP3 — DRM-free and plays everywhere.
Flow's algorithmic mix normally evaporates after each session. Share the current Flow URL and MusicFab converts that exact snapshot into a portable ZIP of MP3s.
Deezer Premium offline downloads stop the day you cancel. MusicFab's MP3s are plain files — they keep playing regardless of subscription status.
Artist, album, track number, year, and cover art are preserved. Your Deezer-curated library lands organized in Plex, Jellyfin, iTunes, or any music app.
Deezer's big differentiators — Flow, HiFi, and its European-heavy catalog — are locked behind subscription and the Deezer app. MusicFab unlocks them into portable files you actually own.
Works in Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge on every major OS. No Deezer desktop app required, no browser extension, no modded Windows-only tool.
Deezer HiFi is €19.99/mo for lossless streaming locked inside their app. MusicFab is free to start — no Deezer subscription needed. Sign up for a free account to unlock higher limits.
We never see your Deezer credentials. Conversion runs from the public share URL, so your Flow profile, playlist library, and listening history are untouched.
Paste a full album, a 500-track playlist, or a Flow snapshot URL and MusicFab batches everything in track order into a tagged ZIP — ready for Plex, Apple Music, or a USB drive.
Deezer's native tiers go up to 1411 kbps FLAC on HiFi. MusicFab transcodes to 128 kbps MP3 — the universal compatibility standard, DRM-free and playable on every device.
Tracks, albums, curated playlists, user playlists, Flow mixes, and Deezer podcasts all convert through the same paste-and-go workflow. No special mode per content type.
MusicFab is free to use with no credit card required. Sign up for a free account to unlock higher conversion limits. Paid plans with unlimited access are coming soon.
No. MusicFab runs entirely in your browser. No Deezer desktop app, no extension, no modded Windows-only software. Works on every operating system.
128 kbps MP3 — universal compatibility across every device and music app. For HiFi-sourced tracks the output is still 128 kbps MP3 (not FLAC), but it's DRM-free and plays on devices that don't speak Deezer's proprietary format.
Yes. Paste a HiFi track URL and MusicFab pulls from the highest-quality source Deezer serves, then transcodes to portable 128 kbps MP3. The output isn't lossless, but it's DRM-free — which matters more for playing on non-Deezer devices.
No. MusicFab works from the public deezer.com share URL, which doesn't require an active subscription. Even without a Deezer account you can paste a link and get an MP3.
Laws vary by country. In the EU and many other jurisdictions, personal archive copying of music you legitimately subscribe to falls under private copying exceptions; in others it's restricted. Use MusicFab for personal offline listening only.
Deezer HiFi streams at 1411 kbps FLAC (CD-quality lossless); MusicFab's MP3 output is 128 kbps. Audible difference on high-end headphones yes, but on phones, earbuds, and car stereos most listeners won't notice — and the MP3 plays on every device, which HiFi FLAC does not.
Yes. Share your current Flow URL (a snapshot of what Flow generated at that moment) and MusicFab converts that track list. Flow keeps regenerating, so each conversion captures a specific moment rather than a permanent playlist.
Deezer exclusives, artist sessions, and platform-specific compilations work fine as long as they have a public deezer.com share URL. If the URL loads a login wall when opened incognito, MusicFab won't be able to reach the track either.
Common causes: (1) the track's regional licensing changed (Deezer catalogs differ a lot between France, Germany, and Brazil); (2) the URL is for a podcast with external DRM; (3) the track was removed. Try opening the URL in incognito — if it plays, MusicFab can usually convert it.
Deezer's FLAC streams are served only to authenticated HiFi subscribers inside Deezer's app, not through the public share URL. MusicFab delivers clean 128 kbps MP3, which is the DRM-free compatibility standard.
A 4-minute song finishes in 5–10 seconds. A full album or 500-track playlist runs in about 90 seconds to 5 minutes depending on size, because MusicFab processes tracks in parallel rather than serially.
Deezer Premium limits offline downloads to 3 devices and strips them if you change devices. MusicFab's MP3s are plain files on your drive — there's no device lock, you can copy them to as many phones, laptops, or USB drives as you want.
Yes. Artist, album, track number, year, genre, and cover art all travel from Deezer into the MP3's ID3 tags. Your music library stays organized in every player — Plex, Jellyfin, iTunes, Foobar, any car stereo.
Yes — export your Deezer playlists and Flow snapshots as MP3s, import them into Spotify or Apple Music as local files, and you've moved your library across services without rebuilding anything by hand.
MusicFab's Deezer converter is for personal, offline listening only. The MP3s it produces are intended as personal archive copies of music you legitimately access through Deezer Free, Premium, or HiFi. Do not redistribute, sell, or commercially re-upload the files — that violates Deezer's Terms of Service and music copyright law.
Deezer pays artists based on streams, so even after exporting your favourites, keep streaming them inside Deezer to support the artists you love. Buying their albums on Bandcamp or their official store supports them even more directly.
Disclaimer: MusicFab is an independent tool, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Deezer S.A. Flow and HiFi are trademarks of Deezer. Use MusicFab at your own discretion and in compliance with your local law.
MP3s are for your own offline listening — never for resale or public redistribution.
Songs remain under the original rights holders' copyright regardless of subscription.
Streams on Deezer still pay royalties — back them up with direct album purchases.