AI Album Cover Generator & Album Art Maker

Designing in the tool is free. Each cover generation costs 4 credits, the HD 3000x3000 export costs another 4 credits, and downloading the 1024px preview of a generated cover is free. Lyria3 AI doesn't currently include signup or daily bonus credits, so you'll need a paid credit balance to generate — check Pricing for packs.

You can use your generated covers on releases under the site's Terms, including distribution to streaming platforms. One caveat: in some jurisdictions — for example under US Copyright Office guidance — purely AI-generated images may not be registrable for copyright. That doesn't stop you from releasing with them; it just means exclusivity can't be guaranteed. Keep the art original: no real artists' likenesses, logos, or trademarks.

Generation produces a square 1024x1024 image — already above Spotify's 640px minimum and DistroKid's 1000px floor. The HD export runs the artwork through an AI upscaler and hands you a 3000x3000 master in JPG or PNG, the size Apple Music recommends.

Yes, if you keep it clean. Spotify wants a 1:1 square between 640 and 10000 pixels, TIFF, PNG, or JPEG, sRGB color — and explicitly asks you not to upscale images. The 1024px original qualifies as-is; the HD export is an AI-redrawn upscale most releases pass with, but the original is the safe pick if your distributor flags it.

Apple Music recommends 3000x3000 or larger with a hard minimum of 1400x1400, as JPEG or PNG at full quality in RGB — exactly what the HD export produces. As with Spotify, Apple asks artists not to enlarge small images; the upscale redraws rather than stretches, but approval is your distributor's call.

Two ways. AI lettering bakes the title into the artwork during generation — it looks painted, but can misspell long or unusual names. Exact overlay renders your title in the browser instead, so the text is always spelled right and stays free to restyle — fonts, colors, and position after generating.

No — by design. The generator won't produce real people's portraits or likenesses, and prompts steer it away from existing album covers, logos, and trademarks. Original artwork only; if you want a photo of yourself on the cover, shoot the photo and use the overlay to add text.

Yes. In the music studio, every finished track has a Make album cover action that sends the song title and style tags to this page — the title field comes pre-filled, so you only describe the artwork. Make the song first, then design its cover.