Spotify Users Can Now Design Playlist Covers in 41 More Languages and 63 New Countries
Spotify is making music playlists even more personal and creative. The streaming giant announced that its popular “Create Cover Art” feature is now available in 63 additional markets and supports 41 new languages, allowing users worldwide to customize their playlist covers directly from the Spotify mobile app.
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Listeners can now add unique images, text, stickers, and graphic elements to reflect their mood, highlight their favorite artists, or simply give their playlists a visual identity. Both Free and Premium users on iOS and Android can access this feature by selecting any playlist they’ve created, tapping the three-dot menu, and choosing “Create cover art.” From there, users can customize text styles, colors, backgrounds, effects, and more.
To celebrate the expansion, Spotify has launched a new summer-themed sticker pack featuring 13 fun icons, including butterflies, rainbows, and waterdrops. This follows previous special releases like the Valentine’s Day, Tyler, The Creator, and COWBOY CARTER collections. The summer stickers are available in all markets where the cover customization feature is active.
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With over 8 billion playlists created globally, Spotify says this update aims to further empower listeners to express themselves visually through music. The company promises even more creative features for users in the near future.
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