For major labels
Spec-compliant release packs, at the volume the roster demands.
Across a major label’s release calendar, the visual asset pack is the same bottleneck duplicated thousands of times: each artist, each drop, each market needs the same per-platform grid done right. CoverScale generates the full spec-correct pack from a single cover, so the design team stays on creative direction instead of platform-aspect-ratio QA.
You know this feeling
- Marketing teams ship dozens of releases a month — each needing Spotify Canvas, Apple Motion, YouTube loops, Reels covers, and the full avatar / banner grid across DSPs and socials.
- DSP spec drift (new safe zones, new aspect ratios, new motion specs) means redoing the same assets across the catalogue.
- Cover-to-asset turnaround is a coordination tax that delays release-day promos.
- Outsourced motion-graphics work for Canvas + Apple Motion adds cost and turnaround per release.
What CoverScale handles for you
Per-platform exact specs
Spotify Canvas, Apple Motion, YouTube channel banner, Reels / TikTok covers, profile avatars and headers — generated to current platform specs.
Canvas + Motion at volume
Animate every release’s cover into the looping video specs Spotify and Apple Music expect — without a per-release motion brief.
AI reframe with intent
Square → 9:16 and square → 16:9 expansions that respect subject, typography and brand palette — not generic outpainting.
Audit-ready output
Each asset is named by platform + spec, packaged in a deterministic ZIP, easy to drop into a DSP delivery tool or DAM.
In practice
Ready to ship?
Cover in. Audit-ready release pack out.
No subscription. Buy credits, spend per release. Talk to us about volume usage if you ship more than 50 releases/month.