$80
You describe the release — we design the artwork for it. Not a template with your name dropped in: the composition is built around your track, and the piece is yours alone.
A track, a moodboard, an artist you like — anything that shows the direction.
The draft and the final files arrive here.
Drawn for your release only. The work is never resold and never appears in the catalogue.
The size every streaming platform accepts — Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, YouTube Music and the rest.
Set in type chosen for the artwork, not dropped on top of it. Parental Advisory mark on request.
On text and layout, after you see the first draft.
Streaming, stores, covers of singles and albums, promo — the cover is yours to use.
Custom is for a release with a picture already in your head: the artwork follows your idea, and nobody else can buy it. A premade cover is faster and cheaper — the artwork already exists and only the type is added. Both are sold once and retired.
Browse premade coversA premade cover already exists: you pick it from the catalogue and we add your artist name and release title. Custom album cover art is drawn from scratch for your release — the composition, the palette and the type are chosen for your track.
Up to three business days from the order, including one round of revisions. The first draft usually comes sooner.
Your artist name, the release title and a reference — a track, a moodboard or an artist whose look you like. Anything else you tell us only helps.
Yes, one round of revisions on text and layout is included. Bigger changes — a new concept, a different subject — are quoted separately.
Yes. The file is a 3000×3000 px JPEG in RGB, which is what every streaming platform asks for, and the commercial rights come with it.
No. Custom album cover art is made for one client and is never resold — the piece stays yours.
