Disposable diaper waste harms the environment and human health. Composting has gained attention for diaper waste recovery because of cost-effectiveness and wastes conversion into value-added products. Cyanobacteria advantages over other microorganisms to enhance the disposable diapers composting has studied. This research aimed to determine the affection of Spirulina platensis, which is one of the Cyanobacteria species, in the diapers composting. Given the complexity of separating materials, the process involves all parts of disposable diapers. The reactor volume is 30 litres, made of clear plastic to allow Spirulina absorbs light to carry out photosynthesis. A total of 3 kg of disposable diapers composted together with 7 kg of food waste, 250 grams of rice husks as a bulking agent, and pure culture of S. platensis with various density: 1.5, 3.0, 6.0 million of sinusoids. All composting reactors operated in triplicates. The parameters analyzed were organic Carbon, Total Nitrogen, C / N ratio, moisture content, pH, and temperature. After a 6-week composting process, compost with the 6.0 million sinusoids attained the highest degradation rate and the total nitrogen 47% higher than the control. The final compost had good quality and accomplished the limits set in the national regulation. It can be used as a growing medium, as shown in the phytotoxicity tests performed using maize and cayenne pepper. It is a feasible and affordable option for the valorization of disposable diapers, which can apply on a small or home-scale by the community.