Links keeps multi-part tracks and sequences you choose playing in order — even when Spotify is on shuffle.
Choose the tracks that belong together.
Listen to Spotify exactly as you normally do.
When shuffle tries to break apart a linked sequence, Links quietly adds the next track to your queue. Shuffle stays on. No interruptions.
No skipping. No removing songs. No fighting Spotify.
Start Links once and forget about it.
You don't have to choose between shuffle and listening properly.
Links can scan playlists and suggest tracks that look like they belong together.
Create, manage, and enjoy your links from one simple window.
View on GitHubWindows may show a caution screen because Links is distributed by an independent publisher, not signed by a large registered one. It's normal, and you only see it once.
Download the AppImage and allow it to run — that's a one-time step every AppImage needs, not specific to Links.
chmod +x Links-*.AppImage. Then run it directly.Yes. The playback controls Links relies on only work with a Premium account — that's a Spotify limitation, not something Links can work around.
No. Links is an independent, unofficial project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Spotify AB.
Links is signed by an independent publisher rather than a large registered one, so Windows and Linux both flag it the first time — a one-time step, not a sign anything's wrong. See the install guides above for exact steps.
Not currently. Apple's code-signing requirements mean an unsigned Mac app doesn't just get a warning — it gets removed automatically. Support may return if that becomes affordable to set up.
Yes — free and open source. The code is public on GitHub.
Free, open source, and ready whenever your playlist is.