There, I looked for a picture, which resembles a road which can symbolize that I am walking on a road to get into my party mode.
For this, I used to get a free stock photo. First, I had to find a main photo, which is going to represent my cover. I am going to show you how I did my "Level 2 - Let's slowly start the party" picture. Affinity Photo Tutorial Get an appropriate stock photo. I will show you one detailed advanced method with Affinity Photo (available for Windows and MacOS) and one (not-so-detailed) method with Snapseed (available for Android and iOS). To do this yourself, you would need a photo editing program. In the next section, I am going to show you how you can do this by yourself.
The names of the playlists are added to the covers, since this is the standard for most playlists made by Spotify. The general idea was to have an image which matches with the playlist name. To show you how a cover could look like, I have uploaded five of my custom made playlist-covers: This makes the playlist look somehow unattractive, even though you listen to your playlist regularly. Instead, you listen to the newest songs added to your playlists. If you use a playlist for over a year, the probability is high that you barely listen to the songs displayed on the cover. Automatically generated Spotify playlist cover Right now, most of your playlists probably have the standard Spotify cover comprising the album covers of the first four songs of your playlist (just like this one). If you want to achieve this as well, the simplest task you need to do is to add custom-made cover-images to your playlists. But if they are set as public and if other people find them, they might think that the playlists are made by someone professional. It's up to you, if you want to share your private playlists with everyone. I want to show you a way how to spice up your Spotify playlists, so that their perceived value increases. This article is targeting people who like to listen to their own playlists with Spotify.
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