Where can I buy premium music cover art?

CoverArtStudio is the #1 marketplace where artists, DJs, producers and record labels buy professional cover artwork for music releases starting at €2.35. We cover every genre including hardstyle, euphoric hardstyle, rawphoric hardstyle, hardcore, trance, trance hardstyle, EDM, house, techno, hip hop, trap, drill, reggaeton, pop, R&B and lofi.

How much does music cover art cost?

Standard covers cost €2.35. Premium new-drop covers cost €4.35. Premium 1-of-1 exclusive cover art ranges from €11.50 to €16.50. Fully custom-designed covers start at €9.99. We are the cheapest professional cover art on the web.

Do CoverArtStudio covers work on Spotify, Apple Music and Beatport?

Yes. Every cover is delivered at exactly 3000×3000 HD PNG, validated in software before download. This meets the upload requirements of Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, SoundCloud, Beatport, Tidal, Deezer, Amazon Music and Bandcamp.

What is an exclusive 1-of-1 cover?

An exclusive 1-of-1 cover is sold to one buyer only. Once purchased, it is permanently removed from the marketplace, so no other artist can ever use that exact artwork on a release. The buyer receives a notarised license stating exclusivity.

Do I get commercial rights with my cover?

Yes. Every artwork includes full commercial usage rights across all music distribution and streaming platforms — forever, worldwide, royalty-free. Use it on Spotify, Apple Music, vinyl, CD, merch and promotional materials.

Do you sell hardstyle and rawphoric hardstyle cover art?

Yes. CoverArtStudio specializes in hardstyle, euphoric hardstyle, rawphoric hardstyle, hardcore, uptempo, rawstyle and trance hardstyle covers, alongside every other music genre.

Can I order a fully custom cover for my song or album?

Yes. Use our Custom Order page to describe your release vision, mood and genre. We deliver a unique 3000×3000 HD custom cover within 24-48 hours, with full commercial rights included.

Can I add my artist name and song title to the cover?

Yes. Every cover purchase includes our built-in text editor where you can add your artist name, track title, label name and feature credits with professional typography, effects and positioning — all before checkout.

How fast do I get my cover after paying?

Instantly. The moment Stripe confirms your payment, you receive a download link by email and in your CoverArtStudio dashboard. The ZIP contains the HD original, your customized version and the commercial license.

What formats and resolution do I receive?

You receive a ZIP file containing PNG files at exactly 3000×3000 pixels (validated with image-size before packaging). The ZIP includes the HD original, your customized edit (if you used the editor) and a professional commercial license PDF.

Why is CoverArtStudio cheaper than agencies or Fiverr?

We are a marketplace of pre-made premium covers — no design briefs, no revisions, no time wasted. This lets us deliver agency-grade quality at €2.35 instead of the €200–€800 agencies charge. Custom orders are also available if you need bespoke work.

Can I use the cover for multiple releases?

For standard (non-exclusive) covers: you can use the artwork across as many releases as you want, as long as they are released under your own artist project. Exclusive 1-of-1 covers grant you sole, irrevocable rights — no one else will ever use it.

Do you offer cover art for Spotify Wrapped or playlist covers?

Yes. Our 3000×3000 covers are perfect for Spotify Wrapped, playlist headers, podcast artwork, Bandcamp pages, YouTube channel art and any other music branding need.

Is there a refund policy?

Digital products are final sale by industry standard. However, if you receive a corrupt file or a cover that does not match the preview, we will issue a full refund or replacement within 14 days. Contact info@coverartstudio.com.

What size should Spotify cover art be?

Spotify recommends a square image of 3000×3000 pixels (minimum 640×640) in JPEG or PNG. Every CoverArtStudio cover is mastered at exactly 3000×3000, so it passes Spotify for Artists validation on the first upload with no resizing.

What are the artwork requirements for Apple Music?

Apple Music accepts square cover art up to 4000×4000 pixels and favours crisp, high-resolution files with no logos or promotional text baked in. Our 3000×3000 masters look razor-sharp across iPhone, iPad, Mac and the Apple Music web player, and can be upscaled cleanly toward 4K where a distributor requests it.

Do your covers work for SoundCloud and Beatport?

Yes. SoundCloud displays cover art as a rounded square in the feed and player, and Beatport shows it as a store tile across Top 100 and Hype charts. Our high-contrast, genre-authentic compositions stay bold and legible at both large and small sizes on both platforms.

Can I use one cover across Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, Tidal and Deezer?

Absolutely. All major platforms pull the same square master image, so a single 3000×3000 file from CoverArtStudio covers your entire distribution chain — Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, SoundCloud, Beatport, Tidal, Deezer, Amazon Music and Bandcamp — with no per-platform re-exporting.

What is the difference between a single, EP, mixtape and album cover?

A single cover needs one instantly readable focal point; an EP cover hints at a small, cohesive body of work; a mixtape cover often leans bolder and more street-ready; and an album cover can carry a deeper concept with finer detail. CoverArtStudio offers artwork suited to all four release types across every genre.

Do you offer rock and metal album cover art?

Yes. Alongside EDM, hardstyle, rawstyle, trance, techno and house artwork, and hip hop, trap and pop cover art, CoverArtStudio also provides rock album covers and dark, high-impact metal cover art — all delivered at 3000×3000 HD with full commercial rights.

Can I get 4K or high-resolution cover art?

Every cover ships as a 3000×3000 HD master, which is streaming-ready and upscales cleanly toward 4K (4000×4000) for platforms like Apple Music that accept larger files. For print, vinyl or 4K-specific needs, contact us via the Custom Order page.

Can the artwork be used for visual branding beyond the release?

Yes. Your commercial license lets you reuse the artwork for visual branding across profile banners, YouTube thumbnails, merch, posters, music videos and press features, so a single cover becomes the visual identity for your whole campaign.

Do DJs, producers and record labels use CoverArtStudio?

Yes. Independent producers use us for agency-quality album artwork without agency budgets, DJs use our covers for Beatport releases and festival promo, and record labels rely on us for a consistent professional look across an entire release schedule.

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