We’ve been working on something big — and you can be among the first to try it out!
Intertwine light and music
It’s the first of its kind. We’ve partnered with Spotify to offer a unique lighting and music integration that links your Philips Hue and Spotify accounts, making your lights react to the Spotify music you love.
Try Philips Hue + Spotify
Be the first to experience Philips Hue + Spotify! Check the Explore tab of the Philips Hue app for the “early access” card — this will let you know your app now has the integration. Because we’re gradually rolling out Philips Hue + Spotify over September 1–10, you may not see it immediately. In the meantime, make sure you have everything you need: color-capable Philips Hue lights, a Hue Bridge, any audio device, and a Spotify account.
Step 1
In the Philips Hue app, go to Explore > and tap the button in the Philips Hue + Spotify card to enable the new Sync tab.
Step 2
Go to the new Sync tab in your Hue app and follow the on-screen instructions to link your Philips Hue and Spotify accounts.
Step3
Tap Start sync in the Sync tab and start listening to a song or playlist on any device that’s logged in to your Spotify account.
Frequently asked questions
I have Philips Hue Bluetooth lights. Can I sync my lights with Spotify?
I have Philips Hue Bluetooth lights. Can I sync my lights with Spotify?
Does music sync for Spotify work with all Hue products?
Does music sync for Spotify work with all Hue products?
Which app do I use for what Sync type?
Which app do I use for what Sync type?
Can I use music sync without a Spotify account?
Can I use music sync without a Spotify account?
Do I need a Spotify Premium account to use the Hue music sync feature?
Do I need a Spotify Premium account to use the Hue music sync feature?
How can I connect Philips Hue with Spotify?
How can I connect Philips Hue with Spotify?
Which version of the app do I need for the Spotify feature?
Which version of the app do I need for the Spotify feature?
*When a bulb displays "Up to" a certain number of lumens in its specifications, it displays the maximum lumen output of the bulb. It shows how bright the bulb can get at 2700 K (White bulbs) or 4000 K (White ambiance or White and color ambiance bulbs). Learn more about brightness.