Description

Album Art Creator does the last mile of releasing a song: the square cover, your title on it in a font that suits the genre, and a file your distributor will accept.

Start from whatever you have. Type a song title, pick a genre and paste the mood or the lyrics, and it writes four directions — abstract, scene, portrait, typography — as concept cards you choose from before anything renders. Already have the picture? Art from Suno, Midjourney or ChatGPT, or a photo of you and the band, goes straight in: frame the square, set the title, export. Prefer a ready-made layout? Pick a template. Not sure which of those fits? Describe the cover you want in your own words and the agent works it out with you, puts the plan and the price on one card, and makes only what you say yes to — including changing your photo the way you describe it ("make it night, rain on the street").

The title and artist name stay editable text layers, never baked into the picture, with 22 fonts grouped into packs for 31 genres, layout presets, a Parental Advisory sticker and a crop tool. Before you download, the pre-flight check runs your exact file against the published rules of Spotify, Apple Music, DistroKid, TuneCore, CD Baby and Bandcamp — size, format, colour space, file size, text too close to the edge, print-style borders — and offers a one-click fix where there is one. Exports are 3000 and 4096 px, JPG or PNG, each with a no-text version.

A picture you bring yourself never leaves your browser, and it exports at both sizes for free. Three credits are free without an account; a free account adds three a week. Pro is $19/month for 100 credits with the large exports and a commercial licence, and credit packs start at $4.99 and never expire. Film looks and edits on your own photo are 4 credits each.

Images are rendered by Seedream 4.5 and Z-Image, photos are edited with Nano Banana 2 and upscaled by Topaz, and the concepts and the agent run on Gemini 3 Flash.