Download free music to iPhone

Download Freemake music program to download music to your iPhone. Run Freemake MP3 Boom on Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7 or Vista. Please make sure you have a stable Internet connection and to install the program properly onto your computer. Follow all instructions and launch the application.

Open Freemake music freeware, enter any artist or song name you want to download to your iPhone into the search bar in the top center. Click the enter button on your keyboard to start the process. The software will list all available songs to listen to and download.
Before download music to iPhone, click the “Play” button located to the left of the song to preview it.

If you like the music result, please feel free to download music to iPhone. There are two options. You can download online audio files one by one clicking the arrow sign next to each song. Or you can get full YouTube download collection by hitting the “Download all” button at the upper right corner after the artist’s name. By default, all songs are saved to your "Music" folder.

The next step is to open iTunes. It’s a free music and video library for Windows and Mac made by Apple. If you don’t have it yet, please download it at Apple.com.
At the top left corner click the arrow sign and select “Add file to library” (or just click CTRL+O) and choose all media items from your Music folder in order to put them onto your iPhone later. iTunes then stores all the selected tracks.

The last step is to put music on iPhone. Sync iPhone and iTunes to export all songs from the desktop music library to your Apple hand-held device. You’ll need a USB cable like the one that you use to charge your iPhone.

Plug one side into the smartphone and the other side into your PC. Then you’ll be prompted to allow access to your iPhone from the computer. Click “Yes” on your iPhone and permit the same action on your PC (you’ll see a small message in the Tray).

Then, you might be asked to make a backup copy of your iPhone, feel free to decline this message and proceed to file transfer.

Open iTunes on your PC again. You should see the name of your iPhone on the left sidebar among Devices. At the top bar, click the Library. Then select all songs and drag and drop them to the spot on the left sidebar where you see your iPhone’s name. Then unplug your Apple iPhone and tap iTunes on it to check the exported free music collection.