Create a square album cover from a description or reference image. Try different styles and choose your favorite.
Examples for fictional albums, each with a different musical style.
Electronic: a red chair, deep blue water and cream-colored text.
Create original square album cover artwork for an imaginary electronic record called MIDNIGHT SIGNAL. A single sculptural orange-red chair stands in shallow cobalt-blue water beneath a deep indigo night sky. The chair casts a long surreal red reflection toward the viewer. Distant horizon, tiny white moon at upper left, large areas of velvety negative space, subtle analog film grain, meticulously art-directed music packaging. Deep cobalt, vermilion and warm ivory only. Add the exact title MIDNIGHT SIGNAL in small beautifully spaced ivory uppercase at the top, and the exact artist name LENA VALE in smaller uppercase at the bottom. No other promotional text, no border, no mockup. Flat full-bleed artwork, 1:1. Pixo in-scene branding: A small clearly legible Pixo record-label imprint integrated into the sleeve typography, in a contrasting ink matching the existing palette; official icon plus exact word Pixo. Fit the scene naturally: Record-label identity is a natural part of a fictional album sleeve, subordinate to artist and title. Use the exact text Pixo and/or the supplied official Pixo logo; preserve its identity. Do not add a floating watermark or compromise the subject/composition. Reference 1: Pixo logo identity only, not scene/composition
Ambient: a floating plant shape with plenty of open space.
Create original square album cover artwork for an imaginary ambient record called ORBITAL BLOOM. A translucent pearl-like sphere floats just above a rough charcoal volcanic landscape. Inside the sphere is a luminous coral-orange flower, tiny and exquisitely detailed. Vast almost-black sky with a very faint plum halo, hard raking light on stone, a meditative science-fiction still life, premium experimental music artwork, subtle photochemical grain. Include the exact title ORBITAL BLOOM in very small elegant pale-grey uppercase near the bottom left and the exact artist name MIRA in the top left. No other promotional text, no border, no mockup. Flat full-bleed artwork, 1:1. Pixo in-scene branding: A small clearly legible Pixo record-label imprint integrated into the sleeve typography, in a contrasting ink matching the existing palette; official icon plus exact word Pixo. Fit the scene naturally: Record-label identity is a natural part of a fictional album sleeve, subordinate to artist and title. Use the exact text Pixo and/or the supplied official Pixo logo; preserve its identity. Do not add a floating watermark or compromise the subject/composition. Reference 1: Pixo logo identity only, not scene/composition
Indie: layered paper textures and warm colors.
Create original square album cover artwork for an imaginary indie soul record called PAPER SUN. Tactile handmade cut-paper collage: a large burnt-orange imperfect sun partially hides behind a cobalt-blue mountain silhouette, with a pale butter-yellow sky and dusty-pink foreground. One tiny black bicycle on the horizon, bold simple shapes, visible paper fibers, irregular hand-cut edges and honest print registration, warm 1970s record-shop energy. Integrate the exact words PAPER SUN in generous bold dark blue serif lettering in the upper third, and the exact artist name THE SLOW HOURS in small dark blue type along the lower edge. No other promotional text, no border, no mockup. Flat full-bleed artwork, 1:1. Pixo in-scene branding: A small clearly legible Pixo record-label imprint integrated into the sleeve typography, in a contrasting ink matching the existing palette; official icon plus exact word Pixo. Fit the scene naturally: Record-label identity is a natural part of a fictional album sleeve, subordinate to artist and title. Use the exact text Pixo and/or the supplied official Pixo logo; preserve its identity. Do not add a floating watermark or compromise the subject/composition. Reference 1: Pixo logo identity only, not scene/composition
Use text and reference images to try different colors, subjects and layouts.
Upload an image with colors, textures or a style you like. Describe how to use it in your album cover, including the main subject, background and any title or artist name.
Mood referenceA square electronic cover inspired by peach and burgundy fabric. Title: Soft Frequency. Artist: Nova Lane.
Change your prompt or image model to generate another cover design. Compare the colors and layout, choose your favorite and check any title or artist name before using the artwork.
Explore the same palette as a new square cover. Keep it bold and readable at a small size.
Describe the artwork, choose a square format, then check the details.
A square electronic album cover: a red chair in deep blue water, with the title MIDNIGHT SIGNAL in cream-colored text.
Include the music’s style, the subject, colors and any text you want.
Select 1:1 for a square cover. You can also upload an image for guidance.
Check spelling and details at full size, then see how it looks as a small thumbnail.
Create covers for singles and podcasts, or artwork for a release poster. Example uses shown below.
Make a cover for your next single or EP. Choose a clear subject and colors that suit the music, then check that the design is easy to recognize as a small thumbnail.
Use your album artwork in a poster or release announcement. Keep the same colors and main image, and leave space to add the artist name, release date and where people can listen.
Make a cover that shows what your podcast is about. Use a clear title and a simple image so listeners can recognize the show in episode lists, search results and social posts.
Create book-cover concepts from a description or reference image.
Create poster concepts from a description or reference image.
Develop original transition music for a song mashup and plan how your source tracks will meet.
Plan a spinning-vinyl visual around approved cover artwork and an actual music track.