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Three ways: on the Transfer tab, choose files from the Files app; turn on Wi-Fi transfer and upload from a browser on the same network; or use “Open in LL Player” or Share (Android) from another app.

On import, the app copies the audio into its own storage. Your original files are left untouched.

Make sure both devices are on the same Wi-Fi network, and keep the LL Player Transfer screen open while sending. Leaving the screen or sending the app to the background stops the transfer.

On iPhone, allow LL Player under Settings › Privacy & Security › Local Network. Some guest or public networks isolate devices from each other; use a home or office network instead.

Common formats such as MP3, M4A/AAC, FLAC and WAV can be imported. Playback depends on your device’s system media framework; files it cannot decode show an error. Each file can be up to 2 GB.

LL Player compares file content. A renamed copy of the same audio is not imported again, while different audio with the same name imports normally.

No. Edited titles, artists and albums are saved in the LL Player library only. The tags embedded in your audio files are not rewritten.

Deleting a song in the app deletes the app’s copy of that audio. Uninstalling the app removes all audio, library data, history and settings it stored.

LL Player has no server-side data, so nothing remains after uninstalling. Keep a backup of important audio elsewhere before you uninstall.

Tap the moon button on the mini player, or choose Sleep Timer on the Now Playing screen, and set a duration or a number of songs. Playback pauses at the end and keeps its place; you can change or cancel it any time.

Open Settings › Language and choose Follow System, 中文 or English. It applies immediately without interrupting playback.