If you accept, you will be redirected to another page and if everything goes correctly you can return to the program.

On that page, you will be prompted to sign in to Spotify and then asked if you want to authorize this program. To do so, click the Connect to Spotify button, and a browser will be opened. Step 2: Connecting to SpotifyĪfter connecting, you will be prompted to connect to Spotify. Pressing save will overwrite any device that is already saved. Pressing yes will save the device host, port, and the access token to your platforms default preferences location. Once you connect to a device, you will be asked if you want to save the device information for easy reconnection. To do this, press and hold the power button on the device controller until the LED indicator starts flashing white.

A dialog will pop up to prompt you to start the authorization process. Select the device you want to connect too, and press the connect button. If you don't see any devices, try pressing refresh a couple times. Once you load the program, you should a list of the devices on the network. To connect your device, you must be on the same network as the device. Usage Step 1: Connecting to your Nanoleaf

A Java runtime is packaged with the program. Installation is super simple, and you can install this program like you would most other programs on your platform. You can use it with your own color palette, or have it use colors from the album art. NanoleafMusic is a quick and easy tool to sync your Spotify playback with your Nanoleaf light panels. Sync your Nanoleaf Light Panels with Spotify NanoleafMusic Notice: v2 is getting started with development very soon.

Your spotify color palette