Deezer User Token ((new))

If you are looking to build a specific tool, I can help you with the API requests for managing playlists or exporting data. Just tell me what you're trying to create!

If you are a developer building a custom dashboard, a Discord bot that takes music requests, or an automation script that creates daily backup playlists, the Deezer API requires an access_token . While you can get this via OAuth, using a persistent User Token is often easier for personal, single-user scripts. deezer user token

: Allows the application to add or delete favorite tracks, albums, and artists. If you are looking to build a specific

Disclaimer: This article is for educational purposes only. The methods described may violate Deezer’s Terms of Service. Users are responsible for their own actions and compliance with applicable laws and platform rules. While you can get this via OAuth, using

A Deezer User Token is a unique, alphanumeric string (e.g., arl=4e7e9c1f8b... ) that acts as a session identifier. It tells Deezer’s servers, “This request is coming from an authenticated user, and here is exactly which user.” It is generated after you log in successfully and is used for every subsequent API call or app request.

Fill in your application details. The most critical field is the (or Callback URL), which is where Deezer will send the authorization code.

Once you have your token, you can interact directly with Deezer’s API endpoints. Here is a basic example using curl in your terminal:

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