Best FLAC / lossless music player for Android

Short answer: for lossless on Android you need a player that decodes FLAC and WAV natively and doesn’t re-encode. Audify plays FLAC and WAV losslessly, free, with a 10-band EQ, gapless playback and folder browsing. It doesn’t play DSD.

In this guide

What to look for Formats that count Audify for lossless Common questions

What to look for in a lossless player

Native FLAC & WAV decoding — full quality, no conversion

Yes

Gapless playback — essential for live and classical albums

Yes

A capable equalizer — shape the sound without re-encoding

Yes

Folder browsing — navigate a curated lossless library your way

Yes

Formats that count

FLAC — lossless, compressed — the practical default

Yes

WAV — lossless, uncompressed — larger files

Yes

DSD (.dsf/.dff) — not supported

More detail on the full formats page.

Audify for lossless

Audify ticks the lossless boxes for free: native FLAC and WAV, gapless playback, a 10-band equalizer and folder view, all fully offline with no account. For most listeners with FLAC libraries, that is everything you need without paying for a specialist player.

Common questions

Does Audify play FLAC and lossless audio?

Yes. Audify decodes FLAC and WAV natively for full lossless playback, free, with no re-encoding. It does not support DSD, a separate niche format.

What is the best format for lossless music on a phone?

FLAC is the practical choice — lossless quality at roughly half the size of WAV. WAV is also lossless but larger because it is uncompressed.

Does Audify play DSD files?

No. DSD (.dsf/.dff) has no decode path. FLAC and WAV cover the vast majority of lossless libraries.

Play your FLAC library free

Audify Music Player · native FLAC & WAV · 4.5★ on Google Play

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