Album Cover Maker AI Album Art Generator for Albums, Singles, CDs & Playlists

Type your title (and artist name) in the fields, describe the scene or tap an idea, pick a genre style and a cover type, and press Generate Album Cover. Check the spelling, then generate again or tweak a word until it feels right. Every result is drawn new around your words, so you can make album art and make your own album cover without design software.

It is free to try. New accounts get free credits when they sign up, so you can test it as an AI cover art generator free of charge on your first designs; after that, each cover uses the credits shown on the button before you generate.

Yes. Add a photo in the reference box and the AI album cover generator from photo turns it into the cover, keeping the people recognizable while it changes the style, light, colors, and background. Use your own photos, or ones you have permission to use, and avoid photos of celebrities.

The AI is told to letter exactly what is in the title and artist fields, with the same capitals and punctuation, and short titles usually come out right. Image models can still slip on long or unusual words, so read the result. Nano Banana Pro and GPT Image 2 are the strongest at lettering, and you can always generate again.

Square. Most distributors recommend 3000 × 3000 pixels for Spotify and Apple Music, Bandcamp asks for at least 1400 px, and a CD booklet front is 4.75 inches (1425 px at 300 DPI). This tool makes roughly 1K–2K images, so generate the 1:1 cover and enlarge it with the 4K Image Upscaler before uploading.

Yes. Pick Playlist cover for a streaming playlist (one mood image and a big readable name) or Mixtape for a raw street-poster look. The Playlist Aesthetic style and the gym playlist idea are good places to start; think of it as an easy album art and art cover maker for any square release.

Choose CD cover to lay the art out like a printed CD booklet front (it works as a CD covers maker for a whole series of discs), or CD & vinyl mockup to see the same artwork on a jewel case and a record sleeve. For printing, ask your disc printer for their template and bleed, and upscale the square cover first.

Yes. Write the look you want in the prompt, such as a small black-and-white “EXPLICIT” tag in the bottom corner, and the AI adds it as written. The official Parental Advisory label is a registered mark, so we do not recreate it; your distributor flags explicit tracks on streaming services for you.

Cover art AI follows concrete words best. Name the subject, the setting, the light, the colors, and the lettering: for example “a lone guitar on a desert road at dusk, red sky, distressed bold title at the top”. The ideas on this page are full prompts for rap, lo-fi, rock, pop, R&B, jazz, metal, EDM, indie, K-pop, playlist, and country covers.

No. Describe your own idea instead of recreating existing album artwork, and do not use real celebrities or record-label logos. Distributors can reject covers that look like someone else’s release, so an original cover is also the safer choice for your music.