Spotify banner: up-to-date information (for artists)
If you are an artist and want to have success and a large audience on the music streaming service Spotify (and not only), then you must know how to properly design a banner for your page. The first impression of your new visitor depends on the banner. SpotiPie describes the main points that you should consider when creating / adding a banner to your official page.
If you are an artist and want to have success and a large audience on the music streaming service Spotify (and not only), then you must know how to properly design a banner for your page. The first impression of your new visitor depends on the banner. SpotiPie describes the main points that you should consider when creating / adding a banner to your official page.
Technical information:
- Supported formats: .jpeg, .png, .gif;
- Minimum size of avatars: 750x750 px;
- Minimum size of images in the header - 2660x1140 px;
- Minimum size of images in your gallery - 690x500 px;
- Maximum file size of any image - 20 MB.
Content Information:
- Do not violate copyright, do not add images that contain a cluttered background or any kind of offensive content;
- Do not add any text, promotions or advertising - this will on the contrary repel the potential listener.
Additional Information:
- Full description of intellectual property protection:
- Trademarks: indicate that the product / service was made by a certain company. Do not use images that violate trademark rights.
- Copyright: of course, it all depends on your location, and different countries / regions have different copyrights, but you should never violate them. You can always check copyrights in the WIPO Global Directory.
- Personal images: there is also a ban on using someone personal information (names, images, etc.). This requires special consent from the person whose information will be used.
- Images that violate intellectual property rights may be removed by Spotify without warning.
- Trademarks: indicate that the product / service was made by a certain company. Do not use images that violate trademark rights.
- Copyright: of course, it all depends on your location, and different countries / regions have different copyrights, but you should never violate them. You can always check copyrights in the WIPO Global Directory.
- Personal images: there is also a ban on using someone personal information (names, images, etc.). This requires special consent from the person whose information will be used.