Services Deezer

Your Deezer listening history, year by year

Deezer's personal-data download includes a listening history sheet with how long each track played. Upload the workbook as it comes.

What the export covers
Your Deezer listening history
Listening time
Recorded by the service
How long it takes
About 7 days; the download stays available for 30 days.
What you upload
An Excel workbook (.xlsx)
Also in the export
Devices

How to get it

Deezer sends it when you ask for a copy of your data. The full guide has every step in detail, with links, and what to do when something goes wrong.

  1. Open your Deezer account

    Sign in at deezer.com in a web browser and open your account's Private Information (privacy) settings.

  2. Request your personal data

    Choose Personal Data, then request my data. Deezer emails you a session code to confirm it's you; enter it.

  3. Wait for the email

    Deezer says it prepares the data after about 7 days, then emails a download link that works for 30 days.

  4. Download the file

    You get an Excel workbook (.xlsx), sometimes inside a zip. Don't open it or save it again.

  5. Drop it here

    Upload the .xlsx (or the zip) as it is. depth.fm finds the listening history sheet itself.

What the Deezer export can't tell you

Every export has gaps. These are the ones in Deezer's, and how depth.fm handles them.

Questions about Deezer

Can I see my whole Deezer history?

Your Deezer listening history. Request the export (the steps are above), then upload it here: depth.fm shows every year it covers, with your top artists, albums and tracks for each one.

How long does Deezer take to send it?

About 7 days; the download stays available for 30 days. Nothing needs to be done in the meantime; the file can be uploaded whenever it arrives.

Does Deezer record how long I listened?

Yes. The export has the time each play lasted, so listening time on your dashboard is exact.

Can I combine Deezer with other services?

Yes. Upload the export from every service you've used and they're read into one dashboard, with a filter to see any one service on its own.

Used other services too?

Upload those exports as well and they're read into the same history.