The open source tool that lets you use extensions and themes in the Spotify app on Linux. Learn how to install Spicetify on Ubuntu.

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Spicetify allows Linux Spotify users to customize their Spotify app with extensions and themes. The guide details the steps to install Spicetify on Ubuntu, including removing the Snap version of Spotify, installing the deb version, and changing directory permissions. It also covers using the Spicetify marketplace, updating Spicetify, and troubleshooting tips.

Install and Use Spicetify on Ubuntu

Few tips on using the Spicetify marketplace

Spicetify is great. Way to go for a unified OS look 🔥

Spicetify is a game-changer! 🙌 Finally got Spotify to match my system’s look—feels so cohesive now. Themes and extensions take the experience to another level. Way to go for a unified OS vibe! 🔥

Spicetify getting a real great in nearly every platfrom, I had usage it for almost 1 year with Spicetify and I had to said it got a really good theme and extension that just made it like “Spotify revanced”