Album cover (recommended)
Recommended3000×3000 1:1
Quality master for Bandcamp album and single artwork.
Use in toolBandcamp · Image size
Bandcamp release covers are large squares. Export 3000×3000 with a bold title, then download in your browser.
Browser crop · stays on your device
3000 × 3000
Add a photo to crop
Upload release art—or try the sample—then keep the title and subject inside the readable center before you download.
This is release art—not the profile picture square. Design for storefront tiles, share cards, and merch-adjacent clarity.
Export this for Bandcamp upload.
3000×3000 1:1
Quality master for Bandcamp album and single artwork.
Use in tool| Asset | Pixels | Ratio | Notes | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Album cover (recommended) Recommended | 3000×3000 | 1:1 | Quality master for Bandcamp album and single artwork. | Use in tool |
Bandcamp storefronts, fan emails, and share cards lean on a strong square. Soft phone crops and busy collage dumps look unfinished next to label releases. Listeners often decide whether to click from a tile—not from the tracklist page.
3000×3000 keeps the title and subject readable when Bandcamp scales the tile down for grids, wishlists, and mobile browsing. Start from a sharp master; upscaling a 600px logo into “large enough” still looks muddy on retina displays.
Profile pictures are a different square job (practical ~1024×1024 on this site). Stretching album art into the avatar wastes detail and clips corners. Spotify and Apple Music jackets may share the large-square habit—still re-check titles and safe zones per storefront.
If you sell merch or vinyl, design the digital jacket so it still works as a small stamp: bold subject, limited microtext, high contrast. Liner-note paragraphs belong in Bandcamp’s about text, not on the cover rim.
Same feed frame—keep the subject inside the margin phones actually show.
Tick these off against your crop preview—nothing is saved.
Similar-looking slots often use different ratios—do not reuse one export for all of them.
3000 × 3000
This page. Release artwork.
1024 × 1024
Practical artist stamp—separate guide.
3000 × 3000
Same square habit—re-check titles.
3000 × 3000
Show art—not a music release.
| Surface | Typical size | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Album / single cover | 3000 × 3000 | This page. Release artwork. |
| Profile picture | 1024 × 1024 | Practical artist stamp—separate guide. |
| Spotify album cover | 3000 × 3000 | Same square habit—re-check titles. |
| Apple Podcasts cover | 3000 × 3000 | Show art—not a music release. |
Fans meet your release as a square among other albums. One clear subject and a short title beat a dense poster. Keep important type away from the extreme edges share cards may trim.
The jacket sells a release. The profile mark identifies the artist or label. Share brand colors—not a forced downscale.
JPG suits photographic covers; PNG suits flat illustration and hard type. Prefer sRGB. Start from a sharp master—Bandcamp will not invent detail that was never there.
Upload the artwork, keep Album cover (3000×3000) selected, drag until the subject sits in the readable center, then download. Cropping stays in the browser.
From this download to a live upload in a few minutes.
Download the 3000×3000 JPG or PNG from the tool.
In Bandcamp, open the album / track editor and upload as the release artwork.
Preview the album page and your artist storefront on a phone.
If the title vanishes at tile size, enlarge it and replace.
Export a 3000×3000 square. That master stays sharp when Bandcamp scales the tile down on storefronts and share cards.
No. Covers are large release jackets. Profile pictures are a practical smaller square for the artist / label mark.
Often yes as a starting file—both commonly want large squares. Still re-check titles and crops for Bandcamp’s storefront tiles.
JPG for photos, PNG for flat illustration and hard type. Prefer sRGB either way.
Yes. This guide includes an in-browser crop—files stay on your device until you download and upload yourself.