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Spotify Rolls Out Playlist Cover Art Tool in More Markets and New Languages—Plus, Summer Stickers Are Here

When a music fan creates a playlist on Spotify, it’s not just for listening—it’s a canvas for creative expression. Around the world, listeners have created more than 8 billion playlists to tell stories, set moods, and soundtrack their lives. Now, we’re making it even easier for more listeners to add a visual dimension to their creations: Starting today, our “Create Cover Art” feature is available in 41 new languages and 63 additional markets.

With this expansion, both Free and Premium users on mobile in these markets can design and customize their playlist covers with unique images, text, graphic elements, and more. Whether you want your cover to reflect your mood, highlight a favorite artist, or simply add a personal touch to your go-to mix, you can now make any playlist look as good as it sounds—right from the Spotify app.

How to customize your playlist cover

    • Open the Spotify mobile app on iOS or Android (make sure it’s up-to-date) and select a playlist that you created (or create a new one).
    • Tap the three-dot menu and choose “Create cover art.”
    • From there, you can upload original photos and add or update a variety of elements, including:
      • Text styles, colors, and effects
      • Background colors and gradients
      • Image masking and visual effects
      • Exclusive stickers
    • Once complete, save and share your playlist with friends.

Pro tip: You can only save one custom cover art per playlist at a time, and each new cover you create will override the previous one for that specific playlist. If you’d like to create multiple covers for a playlist, make a copy of the playlist first: Open the playlist, tap the three-dot menu, select “Add to other playlist,” and then tap “New playlist.”

Summertime stickers 

To celebrate, we’re also rolling out our latest digital sticker pack: a summer-themed collection of 13 stickers, from bumblebees and butterflies to rainbows and waterdrops. This marks our fourth sticker pack release, joining our Valentine’s Day collection and limited-edition Tyler, The Creator and COWBOY CARTER packs. Users in all markets where the feature is live can access the summer stickers to personalize their playlists for the season.

By expanding playlist cover customization, we’re giving even more fans the tools to unleash their creativity. We’ll keep innovating and building new ways for our users to express themselves—so stay tuned for what’s next.

Spice Up Your Valentine’s Day Playlist Covers With Spotify’s New Sticker Collection

With more than 1.6 million Valentine’s Day playlists created globally on Spotify, we know music fans feel the love this time of year. Now, you can make those playlists even more special with the new collection of love-themed stickers we added to our “Create Cover Art” feature.

Available in 65 markets around the world, this feature lets you design and customize your own playlist covers with unique images, colors, text effects, and graphic elements. The 12 new stickers include adorable icons like a flaming heart, a love snail, and more, so you can make your Valentine’s Day playlists look as good as they sound.

Make your love-themed playlists pop

  • Whether you’re on iOS or Android, head to the Spotify mobile app (make sure it’s up-to-date) and select a playlist that you personally created (or create a new one) to get started. Then tap the three-dot menu and choose “Create cover art.”
  • From there, you can access our exclusive Valentine’s Day stickers, along with other creative elements like backgrounds and text.
  • Once complete, save and share your playlist with someone special.

And while you’re busy curating the perfect Valentine’s Day soundtrack, check out some of the top tracks and most-streamed love songs on Spotify*:

Top 5 tracks added to Valentine’s Day playlists

  1. Just the Way You Are” – Bruno Mars
  2. All of Me” – John Legend
  3. Can’t Help Falling in Love” – Elvis Presley
  4. My Girl” – The Temptations
  5. Lover” – Taylor Swift

Top 5 most-streamed love songs

  1. Perfect” – Ed Sheeran
  2. Say You Won’t Let Go” – James Arthur
  3. I Wanna Be Yours” – Arctic Monkeys
  4. Yellow” – Coldplay 
  5. Photograph” – Ed Sheeran

Need more music inspiration for the heart-shaped holiday? Head to Spotify’s Valentine’s Day hub to discover playlists for every mood.

*All data is global and was pulled on January 16, 2025.