Single & Album Art

Every release needs a square. Singles, EPs, beat tapes, remix packs, a podcast season, a lo-fi playlist you host on YouTube: the artwork is the first thing anyone sees on a streaming page or in a Story. Album Artwork builds finished cover art from your artist name, the title and the genre, with the typography and the image designed as one piece. Type Glass Harbor, Low Tide, dream pop, and get a 1:1 cover that looks like it came from a label's design team. Drop it into your distributor, your lyric video, your merch, and your announcement post without touching a design app.

Enter the Artist name and the Album title as they should appear; both are set in type on the cover. Then give the Genre in plain words. Genre steers everything: dream pop leans hazy and pastel, trap goes high-contrast and bold, folk gets warm texture, techno goes stark and geometric, a comedy podcast gets playful color. Be as specific as you like; 'sad indie rock for late drives' works better than 'rock'. The output is a perfect square, so it meets the shape every streaming platform expects. The names stay readable at playlist-thumbnail size, and no extra text, barcodes or parental labels are added unless you ask.

Make a few Standard versions for 2 credits each and compare them at the small size they will appear in a playlist. Rerun the winner at Pro for 10 credits or Max for 42 credits before submitting to distributors, who prefer large, clean files; Upscale gets you there. Fix any letter with Change Text. Reframe extends the square into a 16:9 YouTube thumbnail or a 9:16 canvas for a vertical video, and Photo to Video adds slow motion for a visualizer. Pair it with Music & Soundtracks if you need a track to go with the art. Your first Standard cover is covered by the 4 free credits at signup.