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Random Album Cover Generator
Make album covers from emojis, gradients, and bold text.
A small browser tool that turns emojis, gradients, and one line of bold text into a 3000x3000 album cover you can download as JPEG or PNG. Pick two colors, choose linear or radial, drop in any emoji palette, set rotation and opacity, add a title and artist, hit Download. No login, no signup, no AI generation. It won't replace a real designer; it'll replace 20 minutes of fiddling with stock templates when you just need a cover for a playlist or one-off mix.
Hey Hunters! I'm Moises. I built Random Album Cover Generator because the default Spotify placeholder bothers me and Photoshop is overkill for a one-off mix. The whole tool runs in your browser. Pick two colors, choose linear or radial gradient, drop in any emoji palette, tune count and rotation and opacity, add a title and artist, pick a font, hit Download. There's a Shuffle Everything button if you want the dice to roll for you, and a 200ms debounce on regenerate so dragging sliders stays smooth. Output is a 3000x3000 PNG or JPEG with a 20MB guard. No login, no signup, no AI generation, so it won't hallucinate weird hands or extra fingers, but it also won't surprise you with a brilliant idea. It will spit out a clean, deterministic cover in about 30 seconds. This is the v1. The roadmap is open: I'm thinking pattern overlays, pixel-art mode, maybe importing your own SVG icons instead of emojis. What kind of cover do you wish existed? Drop a comment with the rough idea and I'll prioritize the next build around it.
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About Random Album Cover Generator on Product Hunt
“Make album covers from emojis, gradients, and bold text.”
Random Album Cover Generator was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 1 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #157 on the daily leaderboard. A small browser tool that turns emojis, gradients, and one line of bold text into a 3000x3000 album cover you can download as JPEG or PNG. Pick two colors, choose linear or radial, drop in any emoji palette, set rotation and opacity, add a title and artist, hit Download. No login, no signup, no AI generation. It won't replace a real designer; it'll replace 20 minutes of fiddling with stock templates when you just need a cover for a playlist or one-off mix.
Random Album Cover Generator was featured in Design Tools (260k followers), Music (53.4k followers), Art (20.1k followers), GitHub (41.2k followers) and YouTube (16.9k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 75.8k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Moises Trejo
Hey Hunters! I'm Moises.
I built Random Album Cover Generator because the default Spotify placeholder bothers me and Photoshop is overkill for a one-off mix. The whole tool runs in your browser. Pick two colors, choose linear or radial gradient, drop in any emoji palette, tune count and rotation and opacity, add a title and artist, pick a font, hit Download. There's a Shuffle Everything button if you want the dice to roll for you, and a 200ms debounce on regenerate so dragging sliders stays smooth. Output is a 3000x3000 PNG or JPEG with a 20MB guard. No login, no signup, no AI generation, so it won't hallucinate weird hands or extra fingers, but it also won't surprise you with a brilliant idea. It will spit out a clean, deterministic cover in about 30 seconds. This is the v1. The roadmap is open: I'm thinking pattern overlays, pixel-art mode, maybe importing your own SVG icons instead of emojis. What kind of cover do you wish existed? Drop a comment with the rough idea and I'll prioritize the next build around it.