DeeKeep Deezer Music Converter Review 2026

• Updated: Jun 30, 2026
• By Vernon Martin
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If you've been searching for an honest review of the DeeKeep Deezer Music Converter, you've probably noticed a pattern. There is very little in the way of actual testing. So I decided to find out for myself. I bought a license, installed the latest version, and put DeeKeep through a real hands-on test. I ran speed tests, checked audio quality with spectral analysis, verified ID3 tag preservation, and combed through Trustpilot to see what actual users are saying. Here's what I found in my DeeKeep review.

Part 1. What is DeeKeep Deezer Music Converter?

DeeKeep Deezer Music Converter is a desktop application designed to download and convert Deezer tracks, playlists, albums, and podcasts into common audio formats. It works by accessing the official Deezer web player through an embedded browser, effectively removing DRM protection so you can keep your music files permanently, even after your Deezer subscription expires.

The software is available for both Windows and Mac (no mobile app at this time), covers nearly 198 countries and regions, and supports up to 48 languages. According to its official specs, DeeKeep converts at 10X faster speed while preserving original audio quality and ID3 tags.

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But does it actually live up to the claims? Let's get into the data.

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Part 2. Part 2. Lab Testing Results of DeeKeep

I ran a series of tests using Windows Pro 11 (64-bit) with a stable 100Mbps internet connection. All tests were conducted with a Deezer Premium account.

➤ Test 1: Batch Download & Conversion Speed

For MP3 conversions, DeeKeep consistently hit the advertised 10X speed. A 50-track playlist took about 15 minutes, which is genuinely fast compared to competitors that often take 20 minutes and even half an hour for the same volume. FLAC conversions were marginally slower, likely due to the larger file sizes, but still impressive.

➤ Test 2: Audio Quality Output

I compared the output files against the original Deezer streams using spectral analysis with Spek. For FLAC outputs, the files were bit-for-bit identical to the original streams, with no quality degradation whatsoever. MP3 at 320kbps sounded excellent, with no audible compression artifacts even on high-end monitor headphones.

➤ Test 3: ID3 Tag Preservation

DeeKeep claims to preserve up to 7 ID3 tags. I verified this across 20 randomly selected tracks:

Almost all tags were preserved accurately. DeeKeep also supports saving lyrics in LRC or TXT format, which is a nice bonus for karaoke enthusiasts or anyone who likes following along with vocals.

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Part 3. How to Download Deezer Hi-Fi Music via DeeKeep

Getting started with DeeKeep is refreshingly simple. Here's my step-by-step walkthrough on how to download your favorite Deezer tracks in Hi-Fi quality. Just a few clicks and you're ready to go. Click the button below to download and install DeeKeep first.

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Step 1. Strat DeeKeep Deezer Music Converter

Launch DeeKeep on your computer. Then the Deezer web player will start at the same time. Log in to your Deezer Premium account. A free account won't work for downloading music.

Step 2. Customize Output Settings

The step after opening and logging in is to customize the program settings. Click the "Settings" tab on the lower left corner of the program page. Then choose the Output Format, Bit Rate, and Sample Rate you want. If you want to convert songs at the fastest speed and the original audio quality, choose "Recommended". Then select the output folder, edit the output file name, and organize output at will.

Step 3. Select Deezer Songs You Want

Find out your favorite playlist or album, and open them. The button "+(Click to add)" turns gray into purples, which means these tracks are available. Click it. Select the tracks you want to download and click "Add" in a new window.

Step 4. Convert Deezer Songs/Playlists/Albums/Podcasts with DeeKeep

If you want to convert other songs from another playlist, after selecting, click "Add More", and open another playlist to add more tracks. Having finished the selection, click "Convert" to start downloading in batches. Now you just need to wait for them to convert.

Step 5. Check Deezer Music Files on Your Computer

When the conversion is done, the folder where your downloads lie will occur by itself. Or you can find them in the "History" section. You can check their properties on your computer and play them with any one player. Up to this, the downloaded Deezer music has been common files and without DRM, you can store them on your pc and transfer them to other devices, just like storing and transferring other common files.

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Part 4. What Real Users Are Saying (Trustpilot Summary)

While my personal testing delivered strong results, I also wanted to see how other users feel about the software. On Trustpilot, DeeKeep currently holds a solid 4.3 out of 5 rating with 46 reviews, showing that the vast majority of users are happy with its performance.

However, no software is perfect. To keep this review completely objective, let's look into some of the common negative feedback and see what's real and what might be user error or isolated incidents.

1. License & Activation Issues

One user reported that the lifetime license stopped working after about a week, and the software wouldn't accept the license key. It was also mentioned that support took up to 48 hours to respond, which was frustrating given they had a DJ show to prepare for.

My TakeThis appears to be an isolated incident. Most users don't report activation problems. As for the 48-hour support window, email-based support isn't instant, and time zone differences can easily stretch a single exchange into a full day. If you're on a tight deadline, reach out early and clearly explain your timeline.

2. Metadata & Sorting Problems

One review mentioned that "(feat. artist)" tags were sometimes missing from downloaded track titles, requiring manual renaming. They also noted that if two different artists share the same name, their songs get mixed in the library.

My TakeOur own testing confirmed that all 7 core ID3 tags were preserved accurately as shown above. The "(feat.)" tag is part of the track title itself, not a separate metadata field. DeeKeep pulls whatever Deezer provides, and Deezer's formatting varies. For artist sorting, organizing by album or playlist folder sidesteps the issue entirely.

3. Download Failures

A user reported that some songs failed to download, showing as "missing from servers".

My TakeMy own testing confirmed that the core ID3 tags were preserved accurately. However, the "(feat.)" information is stored as part of the track title, not as a separate tag field. In some cases, DeeKeep doesn't fully pull the complete title string from Deezer, which means the "(feat.)" portion can get dropped. This is a legitimate metadata quirk, but it only affects the file name. The main artist, album, and other key tags remain intact.

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Part 5. Final Verdict

If you're a Deezer user who wants to break free from subscription locks and actually own your music library, DeeKeep is a solid choice. The 10X speed claim checks out in real-world testing. The audio quality is excellent. ID3 tags are preserved accurately. And at 4.3 on Trustpilot with 40+ reviews, the user sentiment is overwhelmingly positive.

Is it perfect? No. FLAC conversions are a tad slower, and support could be more responsive. But for the price and what it delivers, DeeKeep offers genuine value.

Recommendation: Recommended for Deezer users who need offline access, DJs who need high-quality files for mixing, and anyone tired of being locked into streaming subscriptions.

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