Spotify Wrapped Has Arrived: Here’s How to Find Your 2025 Listening Summary

It’s that time of year again. As of Wednesday (Dec. 3), Spotify Wrapped 2025 is finally here, which means that everyone and their mother is posting their personalized roundup of the top songs, artists and genres they listened to this year on their Story – and here’s how to find yours.

But first, for those not up to speed – for the past several years, the streaming service has been rolling out an annual, customized summary of listening habits for each individual user to look back on all of the music they consumed over the past 12 months. This year, your Wrapped will show you how many minutes of playback you accumulated on Spotify, your top five artists and songs of the year, and your five favorite genres.

Plus, you might just get a personal message from one of your top artists, with everyone from Bad Bunny to Taylor Swift – Spotify’s No. 1 and 2 biggest global artists of 2025, respectively – recording thank-you videos for their biggest listeners this year.

And while those are all features that users have come to expect over the years, Spotify unveiled several new goodies this time around. In 2025, Wrapped will also show you your top albums, your “listening age” based on the release years of the tracks you streamed the most, AI-powered stats tracking your biggest listening days of the year, and your assignment into one of six “clubs” determining what kind of music listener you are.

So, how to find your personalized Wrapped? The experience is only available on Spotify’s mobile app, which can be downloaded for iOS and Android. Make sure you have the most recent version of the app by checking if it needs updating in your cell phone’s app store.

Once the app is opened, a pop-up with a link to your Wrapped should appear automatically – but you can also find it by clicking the “Wrapped” badge at the very top of your home page. Or, type “2025 Wrapped” into your search bar – it should be the first suggested result.

Boom. Now your Wrapped is, well, unwrapped for the year. Make sure to save one of the shareable graphics Spotify generates for you after you finish scrolling through, so that you can exchange listening summaries with friends or post on the ‘Gram – and here’s to more streaming in 2026!

This article was first published by Billboard U.S.