To try it out, open a playlist you’ve made, tap the three dots button, then tap “Create cover art.” (You may need to close the app and reopen it to see this.)

After a wave of AI updates, Spotify finally launches a tool encouraging user creativity. The streaming giant announced Tuesday a feature allowing users to create custom art for their playlists in the app.

There are a similar number of custom Spotify playlists as there are people alive on the planet, and the music streaming giant is now allowing users to add an extra level of individuality to their creations. As of today, subscribers have the option to design and customize their own Spotify playlist cover art.

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Spotify is adding a new way to make playlists more personal with the creation of custom covert art on its mobile apps.

To try out Spotify's custom cover art feature for yourself, just make sure you have the app updated and head over to a playlist you'd like to make art for. Enter the playlist and tap the three-dot menu and select "Create cover art" in the menu of options.

Spotify users can already upload their own photos to use as cover art for playlists but now you can customize them even further. A new in-app feature called ‘Create Cover Art’ allows people to crop images in different shapes, add colorful backgrounds, and use effects like blurring and fish-eye to fine-tune your cover art as you like.

Spotify has added a new feature to let users personalize their playlist covers within the app. The latest addition from the audio streaming platform, called 'Create Cover Art,' offers a range of tools to customize images. These include cropping them into different shapes like hearts and stars, and setting them against backgrounds of your choice.

Spotify already lets you upload your own pics to use as playlist covers, but now it has launched a feature that gives you an easy, in-app way to customize them. The audio streaming service's new Create Cover Art feature comes with a set of tools you can use to crop images in different shapes,