Retrieving your ARL token is straightforward using modern browser developer tools. These instructions are valid for as of June 2026.
If the manual extraction process is too complex, browser extensions like for Microsoft Edge can retrieve the ARL token instantly with a single click.
Finding your ARL token requires accessing your browser's developer tools. The process is straightforward and can be done on almost any desktop browser like Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or Microsoft Edge. Step 1: Log In via Desktop Deezer Arl Token
Copy the long string of text in the column. This string is your token. Method 2: Using Mozilla Firefox Navigate to Deezer and log into your account. Press F12 or right-click and select Inspect . Click on the Storage tab.
Expand the section in the left menu and click on the Deezer URL. Locate arl under the "Name" column. Retrieving your ARL token is straightforward using modern
You can only find this token using a desktop web browser (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari), as it is not accessible through the official Deezer mobile app. Log in to Deezer Deezer.com in your browser and sign in to your account. Open Developer Tools Windows/Linux Ctrl + Shift + I Cmd + Option + I Navigate to Storage/Application , click the Application , click the Find the Cookie On the left sidebar, expand the dropdown and select
Changing your password immediately invalidates across every device (web, mobile, desktop). You will have to re-login everywhere. This is the nuclear option and is highly recommended if you have any doubt. Finding your ARL token requires accessing your browser's
Integrating your Deezer library into self-hosted media servers like Plex, Kodi, or Navidrome.
python deezer_downloader.py --arl f3c9a2b1...e4d5 --playlist "https://www.deezer.com/playlist/123456"
If you decide to use an ARL token for a custom integration, strictly follow these safety rules:
ARL tokens are not permanent. They can expire for several reasons: