Comparison
CoverScale vs. Pixa
Pixa helps you create the cover. CoverScale picks up where the cover ends — turning that one image into the Spotify Canvas, YouTube loop, Apple Motion artwork, Reels covers, and the full grid of avatars and banners every DSP and social network expects on release day.
CoverScale
Cover in. Every release-day asset out.
- Spotify Canvas (9:16 looping video) to spec
- Apple Motion artwork (animated cover)
- YouTube channel banner + visualizer loop
- Avatars + banners across DSPs and social
- AI subject detection + safe-zone aware crops
- Vinyl front + back mockups
Pixa
AI generator for cover art and album visuals.
- Generative AI tuned for album cover art
- Style presets and visual variations
- One-click new artwork from a prompt
- Useful when you do not yet have a cover
AI generation of cover art from a prompt
CoverScale is downstream of the cover. If you need to generate the cover, use Pixa first.
Style presets / visual variations
Spotify Canvas (9:16 loop)
Apple Motion artwork
YouTube channel banner + visualizer loop
Profile avatars + headers (Spotify/Apple/YT/Insta/X/TikTok)
Reels / Shorts / TikTok cover
Vinyl front + back mockups
Subject detection + intelligent reframe
AI background expansion (square → wide / vertical)
Typography removal from source art
One upload → every platform spec
Ready to start?
Bring the cover. CoverScale handles the release pack.
No subscription. Pay only for what you generate. Spotify Canvas, YouTube loops, Apple Motion, Reels, avatars and banners — from your single cover.