With ‘Sleep timer’ your music will end exactly at the end of the chosen timeframe. If you wish to listen only to the end of the current song, select the ‘End of track’ option at the end of the list. Choose the approximate timeframe for your music to stop playing and hopefully you catch some sleep. You will now see a ‘Stop audio in’ screen. Now, tap the ellipsis icon (three vertical dots) at the top right corner of the full-screen music player screen.Ĭhoose ‘Sleep timer’ with a crescent moon icon in the upcoming menu. Then, tap the music player to get a full-screen view of the current song. Setting a Spotify Sleep Timerįirst, play a song from the playlist of your choice. Once your playlist is ready, we can set you up with a sleep timer. Though this feature says ‘Sleep timer’, you can use it in any situation that wouldn’t particularly allow you to end your music at a specified time.īut before getting to the instructions, we recommend creating an exclusive sleep playlist so your music doesn’t shuffle into songs that would wake you up. Since we usually listen to music on our phones while sleeping, Spotify has this feature exclusively on this device. Scroll to the bottom until youve seen the Sleep Timer choice and then press it. If you’re the kind to know approximately how long it would take for you to get a deep shut-eye once you’re eyes are shut, then Spotify’s sleep timer can be pretty darn useful. Click the Menu icon found at the upper right corner of the Spotify application screen. With Spotify, sleeping with music in your ears is not an issue at all – that is, if you’re well aware of your sleep cycle. We can recall countless instances when we had lullaby-ish music plugged into our drowsy ears – the music continued until it drained the battery, overheated the phone, or woke us up half asleep, just to turn it off.
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