Spotify has begun rolling out Custom Cover Art for Spotify playlists, allowing users to tap into their creative sides. This feature is currently available as a beta version on the Spotify mobile app, where both Premium and Free Spotify users will be able to use it.
Users can create and design their playlist’s cover art with unique and creative pictures, text effects, graphics, colours and more. This creative control adds a new level of customisation and personalisation for all Spotify users to enjoy. Spotify says that users’ playlists will now ‘look as good as they sound’ with the new customisation features.
The music streaming app has teamed up with different music artists and visual creatives behind some of the most popular album cover art. Each one of these creatives has tested this feature to come up with interesting and creative cover art for their Spotify playlists. Some of the music artists include Arlo Parks, Jamie xx, and Clairo. Visual creatives such as Elliot Ulm, Pablo Rochat, Vita Kari, and Jesse Nyberg have been listed as partners by Spotify. Furthermore, Spotify has also partnered up with other creatives such as Imogene Strauss, Cey Admas, and Adrian Hernandez.
Custom Cover Art For Spotify Playlists: How to use this new feature
To start using Custom Cover Art, users will have to click on the three-dot menu available on the playlist page and then click on ‘Create Cover Art’. Users will then be able to upload their original photos and add different visual elements such as text styles, effects and colours.
Users should note that they can only save one custom cover art for each playlist at one time. If users want to make more covers for the playlist, they will have to create a copy of the playlist.
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