Whether you're a free user or subscriber to Spotify Premium, playlists offer a fantastic way to personalize your listening experience on Spotify, navigating their features and maximizing their ...

Spotify offers a fantastic feature that allows you to create collaborative playlists that multiple people can edit, add songs to, and rearrange on the go. Say goodbye to the battles over the AUX cord!

You've now got more options when it comes to giving your Spotify playlist artwork a personalized touch: A new custom cover art tool is rolling out inside the mobile apps for Android and iOS ...

The streaming giant hosted podcasters, creators and stars like Halsey on its Arts District campus for "Now Playing," a ...

Now you can make your own cover art for those AI generated playlists directly in the Spotify app with the 'Create cover art' feature. It's in Beta at the moment, but both Premium and Free users ...

It's just rolled out a new beta feature that lets you create custom playlist art to make your creations look just as good as they sound. In other words, it's Spotify meets Canva. The new ‘Create ...

Users can layer images, text, and stickers to embody the vibe of their playlist visually. Spotify partnered with artists like Clairo and Jamie xx to promote the new tool. In a blog post ...

Playlists have long been the dominant way through which people consume music on streaming platforms. Its therefore surprising ...

As previously covered here on 9to5Mac, Denim is a powerful app that provides tools for creating and customizing cover ...

Every year, towards the end of the year, Spotify users look forward to a breakdown of their listening statistics. Are you eager to check out how your listening habits were this year? Keep reading ...

Spotify easily could have gone the same route ... To try it out, open a playlist you’ve made, tap the three dots button, then tap “Create cover art.” (You may need to close the app and ...

Spotify users can now create custom artwork for their playlists with a suite of text and color tools available to both free and Premium subscribers. I’ve contributed to PCMag since 2019 ...