AIMP

What AIMP does

AIMP is a music player for Android that plays audio files stored on your device and supports internet radio. It suits people who keep their own music library, want to manage playlists, or prefer adjusting playback rather than using a basic play-and-pause app. Developer Artem Izmaylov lists it in Music & Audio.

Public details

• Developer: Artem Izmaylov
• Rating: 4.51 from 461,309 ratings
• Installs: 50,000,000+

Music and playback controls

The player supports a wide range of audio formats, including MP3, AAC, FLAC, WAV, OGG and Opus, as well as playlist files such as M3U, XSPF and PLS. It can read CUE sheets and display album art and lyrics when available. You can use several playlists, create folder-based smart playlists, arrange a playback queue and save bookmarks.

Playback tools include a 20-band graphic equalizer, balance, pitch and speed controls, and repeat of a selected track section. AIMP can adjust volume levels using ReplayGain or peak-based normalization. It also supports Android Auto, external storage, and playback from shared folders or WebDAV storage. Internet radio, including HLS streams, is supported.

Useful to know

Some functions are optional, including music indexing, cross-fading and playback controls through notifications, gestures, a headset or volume buttons. AIMP also offers light, dark and black themes, plus day and night modes. The developer notes that the app may not work correctly on devices running MIUI firmware, so users with those devices should bear that limitation in mind.

The supplied description says AIMP is ad-free. It also includes tools to edit metadata for certain formats and to share audio files; options for deleting files or setting a track as a ringtone are available within the player.