Spotify users can already upload their own photos to use as cover art for playlists but now you can customize them even ...

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Personalizing your Spotify playlist by uploading your own covert art image is a great way to put a visual stamp on your audio mix, but now, you can design that cover art right in the app.

Please verify your email address. Spotify has introduced a feature which lets you create custom cover art, and it's quite fun to use. It's available to both free users and Spotify Premium members ...

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Spotify has released a new feature in its mobile app for iOS and Android that makes it easy to customize cover artwork for the playlists you've created. To use it, open any playlist youve created ...

But is that because the song is so good or, as one comedian suggested on X, because Carpenter's label was paying Spotify to "force ... magazine covers, billboards, chat show sofas and, of course ...

Mark Ambor, Dasha, Max Ritcher and Miel San Marcos also recorded covers for the streaming platform's holiday installation of Spotify Singles Jack Irvin has over five years of experience working in ...

With it, you can create custom cover art for your playlists new and old. Before you ask, this is a step above the rudimentary customisation Spotify currently offers, like an image from your phone ...

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Accessing the new feature is as simple as opening a playlist you’ve created, selecting the context menu (the three dots … ) ...