Where to find Spotify Wrapped on your phone or computer

Spotify Wrapped appears in the Spotify app itself, usually starting in late October or early November each year. Open the Spotify app on your phone or go to spotify.com on a computer, and look for a banner or notification on your home screen — it typically says "Your Wrapped is here" or shows a colorful graphic. Tap or click it to open your personalized summary.

If you do not see a banner right away, scroll down on your home screen. Wrapped sometimes appears as a tile or card below your recently played songs. You can also search for "Wrapped" in the app's search bar, which will take you directly to it if it is available for your account.

On a computer, Spotify Wrapped usually appears as a prominent card on your home page. If you have trouble finding it, try logging out and back in, or clearing your browser cache — sometimes the page needs to refresh to show the new feature.

Key Takeaways

  • Spotify Wrapped launches in late October or early November each year and appears as a banner or card in the Spotify app or on spotify.com.
  • Your Wrapped shows your top songs, artists, genres, and listening habits for the year, but only if you have been active on Spotify during that period.
  • You can share your Wrapped to social media directly from the app, and Spotify creates shareable images and links for you.
  • Wrapped data is based on your listening history from January 1 through October 31 of that year, so songs you add late in the year may not appear.

What information Spotify Wrapped includes

Spotify Wrapped gives you a breakdown of your listening habits over the year. It shows your top five artists, your top songs, your most-listened-to genre, and how many minutes you spent listening overall. It also includes fun facts — like whether you discovered new music or stuck with familiar favorites, and which artist you listened to the most.

The data covers January 1 through October 31 of that year. Songs and artists you listen to in November and December do not appear in that year's Wrapped — they will show up in the following year's summary instead. If you have a new account or have not listened to much music, Spotify may not generate a full Wrapped experience.

How to share your Wrapped on social media

Once you open Spotify Wrapped, you will see options to share it. The app lets you post directly to Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, or TikTok by tapping a share button. Spotify creates a shareable image or link that shows your top artists and songs without revealing your full listening history unless you choose to share more details.

You can also copy a link to your Wrapped and send it to friends through text, email, or messaging apps. The link lets other people see your summary without needing to log into Spotify themselves. If you want to share only part of your Wrapped — like just your top five songs — you can take a screenshot instead of using the full share feature.

Why your Wrapped might look different from a friend's

Spotify Wrapped is personal to each account, so two people listening to the same songs will see different summaries based on their own listening history. If you share a Spotify account with someone else, you will see the same Wrapped unless you have set up separate profiles within that account.

If you use multiple Spotify accounts — one on your phone and one on your computer, for example — each account will have its own Wrapped based on what was played on that account. Spotify does not combine listening data across accounts. Similarly, if you use Spotify on a shared device but with different logins, each person will see their own Wrapped.

What to do if Spotify Wrapped is not showing up

Wrapped only appears for accounts that have been active on Spotify. If you created your account recently or have not listened to much music, Spotify may not generate a Wrapped for you. The feature also requires that you have listened to at least a few songs during the January-October period.

If your account should have Wrapped but it is not appearing, try closing and reopening the Spotify app. On a phone, swipe the app closed completely and reopen it. On a computer, close your browser tab and go back to spotify.com. If you are still not seeing it after a few days, check that you are logged into the correct account — sometimes people have multiple accounts without realizing it.

Understanding what Spotify learns from your listening data

Spotify uses your listening history to create Wrapped, but the company also uses this data for other purposes. Your listening habits help Spotify recommend new songs and artists through playlists like Discover Weekly and Release Radar. This is why Wrapped exists — it is partly a feature for you and partly a way for Spotify to show you what it has learned about your taste.

Spotify also sells anonymized listening data to advertisers and music labels, though your individual name and account details are not included in those sales. If you want to see exactly what data Spotify has collected about you, you can request a copy of your personal data through your account settings under Privacy. This request takes a few weeks to process and will show you everything Spotify knows about your account.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I see Spotify Wrapped from previous years?

Spotify does not keep previous years' Wrapped available in the app after the current year's Wrapped launches. However, if you took screenshots or saved links to past Wrapped summaries, you can still view those. Some people post their Wrapped to social media, so you may be able to find it in your old posts.

What if I do not want to share my Wrapped?

You do not have to share your Wrapped at all. You can view it privately in the app without posting it anywhere. The share buttons are optional — you can close Wrapped and move on without using them. Your listening data stays private unless you choose to share it.

Does Spotify Wrapped show what other people listened to on my account?

If multiple people use the same Spotify account, Wrapped will show a mix of everyone's listening. To see individual Wrapped summaries, each person needs their own profile within the account. You can set up separate profiles in Spotify's settings, and each profile will have its own Wrapped based on that person's listening only.

Why does my Wrapped say I listened to an artist I do not remember?

Wrapped counts every song that played on your account, including songs that played in the background, songs added to playlists by other people on a shared account, or songs you skipped quickly. If someone else used your account or added songs to a shared playlist, those count toward your Wrapped totals.