Tidal on Chromebook: Install Guide & Web Access

Tidal is a high-fidelity music streaming app you can use on Chromebooks via an Android app or web platform, perfect for lossless audio and curated playlists.

Whether you’re an audiophile or casual listener, Tidal shines on ChromeOS.

Most Chromebooks since 2017 support Android apps, and the web version runs smoothly in any browser.

This guide walks you through both ways to use Tidal on your Chromebook and highlights its key features.

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How to Access Tidal on Chromebook

Tidal is available on Chromebooks through the Android app from the Google Play Store or the web platform at tidal.com.

Not sure if your device supports Android apps? Check our list of compatible Chromebooks.

Method 1: Install Tidal Android App

1. Open the Google Play Store on your Chromebook.
2. Search for “Tidal” in the search bar.
3. Click “Install” to download the app.
4. Launch Tidal from your app drawer.
5. Sign in or start a free trial to begin streaming.

Download Tidal (Google Play Store)

Quick Tip: 💡 Enable HiFi mode for lossless audio with a subscription.

Why we prefer this method: The Android app supports offline playback and high-res streaming.

Note: If the Play Store isn’t enabled, see our guide to activate it.

Method 2: Use Tidal Web Platform

1. Open your Chrome browser on your Chromebook.
2. Visit tidal.com.
3. Sign in with your Tidal account.
4. Start streaming or explore curated playlists.

Access Tidal Web

Quick Tip: 💡 Use full-screen mode for an immersive experience.

Why we like this method: The web platform requires no install and delivers HiFi quality.

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What is Tidal About?

Tidal is a music streaming service launched in 2014, acquired by Jay-Z in 2015. On Chromebooks, it’s available via Android app or web.

Known for high-fidelity audio (up to HiRes FLAC), Tidal offers millions of tracks and artist-driven content, ideal for ChromeOS users seeking premium sound.

Key Features:

• High-res FLAC streaming
• Millions of songs and videos
• Curated playlists
• Offline playback (app, subscription)
• Artist ownership focus

Tidal Screenshots

Tidal on Chromebook FAQ:

• Is Tidal free? No, it’s subscription-based; a 30-day trial is available.
• Why won’t the app install? Ensure Android 10+ and 4GB+ RAM.
• Can I use it offline? Yes, with app downloads and a subscription; web needs a connection.
• How’s it different from Spotify? Tidal prioritizes HiFi audio and artist payouts.

Tidal Chromebook Requirements:

• OS Version: ChromeOS with Android 10 or newer (app); any ChromeOS (web).
• Device Specs: 4GB of RAM or higher.
• Storage Space: 1GB or more (app).
• Internet: Required for streaming and initial app setup.

For more help:

• Tidal Support
• Tidal Community on Reddit

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