Streaming is great until the signal drops on a flight, a subway ride or a road trip. The good news: if your music lives in Google Drive, you can save it straight to your iPhone, iPad or Mac and play it anywhere, completely offline. Here's how to do it with GoPlayer, the dedicated Google Drive music player.
Tip: Downloaded tracks live in GoPlayer's own storage. To free up space later, open the built-in file manager and delete the files you no longer need — your originals stay safe in Google Drive.
Offline downloads mean zero buffering, no data usage, and gapless playback even where there's no coverage. It's the most reliable way to enjoy a large Google Drive library on the go, and it pairs perfectly with GoPlayer's equalizer, sleep timer and background playback.
Yes. GoPlayer is free to download from the App Store and lets you connect your Google Drive and play your music right away on iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Yes. Tap the '...' button, choose Select, and pick entire folders or multiple tracks, then tap Download to save them all for offline listening in one go.
Downloaded tracks are stored inside GoPlayer and do use space on your device. To free up storage, open GoPlayer's built-in file manager and delete the files you no longer need. Your originals stay safe in Google Drive.
GoPlayer supports common formats including MP3, AAC, ALAC, FLAC, WAV, AIFF and M4R, so you can download and play both compressed and lossless music from Google Drive.
Yes. Once a track is downloaded it plays fully offline with no signal, no buffering and no data usage. Turn on Airplane Mode to confirm your music keeps playing.
You sign in on Google's official page and GoPlayer only stores a secure access token on your device, never your password. You can revoke access at any time from your Google account security settings or by disconnecting Google Drive in the app.
Yes. GoPlayer runs on iPhone, iPad and Mac, so you can download your Google Drive music and listen offline on any of your Apple devices.