AI Album Cover Generator

Most distributors ask for a square image of 3000×3000 pixels in JPEG or PNG, sharp and without borders. The artist and release names on the cover should match the names in your release metadata, and the artwork should not contain website addresses, social handles or other brands. We export 3000×3000 so your file meets the usual requirements.

• Electronic and synthwave: neon, chrome, grids and night skies.
• Indie and lo-fi: film grain, faded colours, a single figure in a quiet scene.
• Hip-hop: bold portraits, strong colour blocking, gritty textures.
• Acoustic and folk: natural light, hand-drawn textures, warm palettes.

Covers are shown small in streaming apps, so keep the artist name short and heavy, or leave text off and let the image carry the release. Our editor overlays the artist and title as real text, so names are spelled exactly as you typed them. Paid plans include a commercial licence for images you generate; check your distributor's rules on AI artwork before you submit.

1. Start from the music: describe the mood, era and setting of the record in one sentence.
2. Generate several directions with different styles, then refine the one that fits.
3. Add the text last: artist and title as real typography, or no text at all for a cleaner look.
4. Check it small: view the cover at 100 pixels wide, the size most listeners see in playlists.
5. Export at 3000×3000 and upload it with your release.

Keep a consistent visual language across a single and its album so listeners recognise the release in their feed.