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 ...

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.

Spotify just introduced a custom playlist cover art editor. The feature is available in beta to both Free and Premium users across 65 markets. As well as adding photos, customization options ...

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 ...

Whether you’re creating a playlist from scratch or want to spruce up an older one, Create Cover Art is available for both kinds. As part of Spotify’s new feature launch, the service has ...

Note: if you don't add a custom playlist image, Spotify will automatically generate an image based on the album covers from your playlist. Step 4: Add songs to your playlist by using the Search ...

In a blog post, the "Bags" singer said: "I used the new artwork tool on Spotify to make the playlist cover. It reminds me a lot of scrapbooking: labeling different eras of my life with different ...

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

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 ...

Spotify easily could have gone ... 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 reopen it to see ...

The 1987 hit, which was on Houston’s second studio album, “Whitney,” appeared 484 times across the 2,000 wedding-themed Spotify playlists the company poured through — which contained a ...