The most common reasons for not getting a Spotify Wrapped are: not meeting Spotify’s minimum listening requirements, using the wrong app/device or an outdated app, regional/permission issues, or simple rollout glitches.

Eligibility reasons

Spotify only generates Wrapped if your account has enough listening data. Typical requirements include:

• You listened to at least around 30 tracks, each for more than 30 seconds.

• You listened to at least about 5 different artists over the year.

If your account is new, you barely used Spotify, or you switched accounts late in the year, Spotify may show a message like “We don’t have your Wrapped this year” and only give you generic playlists.

App and device issues

Spotify Wrapped is designed mainly for the mobile app and may not appear fully on desktop or web. An outdated app, disabled animations, or poor internet connection can also stop Wrapped from loading or appearing on the Home screen. Updating the app, restarting it, checking your connection, and clearing the app cache often fixes cases where you are eligible but the feature just doesn’t show.

Region, account, and rollout factors

Wrapped may be limited or behave differently in some regions, so if your account is set to a country where Wrapped is not fully supported, it might not appear. Sometimes the feature rolls out in waves, meaning eligible users may see it a bit later or need to search “Wrapped 2025” in the app search bar to open it manually. If you have multiple accounts or devices, make sure you’re logged into the same main account where you did most of your listening.

If you tell what type of account you have (free/premium), how long you’ve used it, and roughly how much you listened this year, it’s possible to narrow down which of these is most likely your case.