Cover Art for AI Generated Songs

Artwork is the first thing anyone sees

Before a single second of audio plays, a listener has already seen the cover. In a feed, a playlist or a search result, the image is doing the persuading.

That is why a track without artwork looks unfinished everywhere it appears, and why generic stock imagery reads as low effort even when the music is good.

Art that matches the music

AetherWave conditions the artwork on the track itself, so a slow ambient piece and an aggressive drum and bass cut do not come back looking like the same picture with a different colour filter.

You can push it further with a reference image, a brand kit or an existing visual identity, so a run of releases hangs together instead of looking like unrelated one-offs.

Sized for where it is going

Square for streaming and playlists, vertical for stories and shorts, wide for banners and video thumbnails. The same artwork is exported at the shapes each destination actually wants, rather than leaving you to crop it and hope.

Album art, playlist covers, video thumbnails and social crops all come out of the same source image, so a release looks like one coherent thing across every surface.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use art from a song I generated somewhere else?

Yes. Upload the track and generate artwork for it here. The artwork tools do not care where the audio came from.

Can I keep a consistent look across a whole release?

Yes. A brand kit lets you fix a name, reference images and colours, and every generation is conditioned on it so a run of tracks looks like one body of work.

What resolution do I get?

High enough for streaming artwork and print use. Several engines are available, including true 4K options, and an upscaler if you need to go larger.