Open a playlist and when you mouse over the artwork, youll see a pencil icon appear. Locate the Share my listening activity on Spotify toggle and disable it. Spotify picks the cover art for your playlists, but you can choose your own with the desktop app. Upload your playlist cover photo from your computer 6. Double click on the current cover photo in the new window 5. Hover over the current playlist cover image and click on the pencil icon 4. Click on the playlist you want to edit 3. Click on your profile and select Settings. Here’s how you upload a custom Spotify playlist cover photo: 1. It'll bring up your Play Queue, but if you click History, you can see the song history of the songs you've played, whether you played them on your phone or computer. Open the Spotify desktop app on your PC or Mac computer. On the Now Playing belt at the bottom of the window, click the small Queue button that sits to the right of the playback controls. The mobile app gives a Recently Played belt that lets you scroll by the playlists and albums you've listened to recently, but it doesn't give you a song-by-song list. Scroll down to Local Files, click the Add a Source button, and then choose the files you want Spotify to add. Follow Spotifys attribution requirements, you must always attribute content from Spotify with either the Spotify logo or icon. To do so, click the down-arrow button in the top-right corner and click Settings. The desktop app will automatically scan your computer to find music files, but you can also add tracks manually. Just in that small square space, there is a 3-dot button.
From the menu select Edit Details Now on the left hand, you can see the current cover image of the playlist. Sure, Spotify has a library of more than 30 million songs, but you can fill in any gaps by pointing Spotify to the deep cuts in your personal music library. Log-in to Spotify desktop app Click on the playlist to open it up There is a 3-dot button beside the Spotify playlist’s cover image.
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