How to change a playlist picture in Spotify on an iPhone?

Spotify is a digital music streaming service that gives you access to millions of songs, podcasts, and videos from artists all over the world. The free version of Spotify can be accessed on a PC, laptop, and mobile phone, but the full service needs a Spotify Premium subscription.

Besides, Spotify is popular for a number of reasons, but one reason is how easy it is to personalize your playlists. The default picture list for playlists created by users on Spotify is a collage of the album covers of the first four albums. If you don’t like this collage or have more thematic ideas for the cover, you can easily change it.

Here’s how to change a Spotify playlist’s picture using the iPhone.

How to change a playlist picture in Spotify on an iPhone

You have two options when changing your playlist picture. You can either pick a piece of custom art from your iPhone’s camera roll or just rearrange the song order so you get a different collage.

• While connected to the internet, open Spotify on your iPhone and open any playlist that you own.
• Right above the list of songs, tap the three-dot icon.
•  Select “Edit.” This will open the page where you can change the playlist’s name, art, and songs.
• If you just want to rearrange the default album collage, tap and drag the three-line icons next to each song to move them. The first four albums in the playlist will make up the cover collage.
• To add custom playlist art, tap “Change Image” underneath the current picture. You’ll be asked if you want to choose a picture from your photo library or take a new one with your camera right now.
• If you pick “Choose from the library,” find and select the image you want. You’ll have to crop it into a square, and then tap “Choose” in the bottom-right corner.

• You’ll be brought back to the “Edit Playlist” page. Tap “Save” in the top-right corner to finalize your changes.

  As soon as the change goes through, you’ll see it take effect on all your devices.

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