My Music
Stream your own music in hi-fi with My Music
My Music is Artyfile Stream’s private locker for your own music: subscribers upload their CD rips and recordings — WAV, FLAC, MP3 or AAC — and play them in the same hi-fi player as the catalogue, on the web, iPhone, iPad and Android.
Your CD collection, your band’s rehearsal recordings, the album you bought as a download: with My Music they sit next to Artyfile’s studio recordings in one player and play in their original quality. My Music is included in every plan and its plays never use your stream allowance.
How it works
- Switch on My Music once in your account, then upload in the browser at stream.artyfile.com/account/my-music.
- Supported: WAV, FLAC, MP3 and AAC/M4A, up to 2 GB per file. Files are stored exactly as you upload them — no re-encoding.
- Titles, artists and albums come from the tags embedded in your files; covers from the embedded artwork, or upload your own with “Change cover”.
- Play your uploads in the web player and in the Artyfile app for iOS and Android, mixed with the catalogue in your own collections.
- Plays from My Music do not count against your 100, 250 or 500 monthly streams.
Storage by plan
Storage is included in the subscription; there is no extra charge for My Music.
| Plan | Price / month | Catalogue streams | My Music storage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stream Small | €9.90 | 100 | 10 GB |
| Stream Medium | €14.90 | 250 | 30 GB |
| Stream Standard | €19.90 | 500 | 50 GB |
As a rough guide, a one-hour CD album takes about 635 MB as WAV and roughly half that as FLAC — so 10 GB holds about 15 albums in WAV or 25–30 in FLAC.
Private by design
Your uploads are yours alone. They are stored only for your account and only you can play them: there is no sharing, no public link, no page and no search entry for them. Artyfile does not match your files against a catalogue copy, does not replace them with its own recordings and does not create shared copies for several users. Upload only music you hold the rights to or may copy for private use — for example your own recordings or rips of CDs you bought — and never circumvent copy protection (Artyfile terms §5.6).
If you cancel
Uploading and playback pause when your subscription ends. For 30 days you can still download your original files from your account; after that they are deleted. Renew within those 30 days and My Music is unchanged. Moving to a plan with less storage never deletes files — new uploads simply wait until you are below the new limit. My Music is not a backup service, so keep your own copies.
How other services handle your own music
| Service | Limit | Formats | Subscription needed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Artyfile Stream (My Music) | 10 / 30 / 50 GB by plan, 2 GB per file | WAV, FLAC, MP3, AAC/M4A | Yes, included in every plan |
| YouTube Music | Up to 100,000 songs | FLAC, M4A, MP3, OGG, WMA | No |
| Apple Music (Sync Library) | Up to 100,000 songs, 200 MB per file | Formats supported by the Music app | Apple Music or iTunes Match |
| Deezer | Up to 2,000 MP3s | MP3 | Yes (paid plans) |
| Spotify | No cloud upload; plays local files on your device | Files stored on the device | — |
| Amazon Music | Upload retired in 2018/2019 | — | — |
Questions
- Can I stream my own FLAC files in hi-fi?
- Yes. My Music stores FLAC, WAV, MP3 and AAC files as uploaded and plays them in their original quality in the Artyfile web player and apps. Storage is 10, 30 or 50 GB depending on the plan.
- Do my own uploads count against my streams?
- No. Only catalogue plays count against the monthly allowance. Plays of your own files are unlimited and are not part of the artist payout.
- Can other people hear my uploads?
- No. My Music is strictly private: files are stored for your account only, have no public link and cannot be shared.
- What happens to my files if I cancel?
- You have 30 days to download your originals from your account; then they are deleted. If you renew within 30 days, everything stays as it was.
Sources
- Artyfile Terms and Conditions, §5 Artyfile Stream and §6 Artyfile for Artists, retrieved 27/09/2026
- YouTube Music Help: Upload music to your library, retrieved 27/09/2026
- Apple Support: Sync Library, up to 100,000 songs, retrieved 27/09/2026
- Deezer Support: Upload MP3s to your Deezer account, retrieved 27/09/2026
- Spotify Support: Local files, retrieved 27/09/2026
- TechCrunch: Amazon Music ends support for uploaded MP3s (20 Dec 2017, secondary), retrieved 27/09/2026
Facts checked on 27 September 2026.