Keep the direction
Preserve the composition, typography, and visual rhythm that already work.
Studio workflow
Turn a finished direction into a private starting point, then bring it back whenever the next release needs a consistent look.
Custom templates keep your visual decisions close without exposing them to the public template library.
Preserve the composition, typography, and visual rhythm that already work.
Reuse a trusted layout instead of rebuilding the same creative foundation.
Your custom templates stay in your Studio workspace and are visible only to you.
Build a private template from the album-aware components that your next poster will populate.
Populate the album metadata for each release without rebuilding the design.
Keep the release artwork and scannable code in their designed visual placements.
Reserve room for a release’s track listing.
Save the visual rules that give every applied album a consistent composition.
When you apply a new album, its album metadata, cover imagery, track list, and Spotify Code graphic refresh. The Cover and Spotify Code keep their position, size, rotation, border, and layout styles.
Add multiple canvas sizes to one template. Each size keeps its own layout, so switching or applying an album never overwrites another variant.
Arrange field layers and supporting design elements in the order your composition needs.
Choose how the track list is arranged inside its saved region.
Retain the Spotify Code’s size and position while its album-specific code updates.
Generate background, text contrast, and Spotify Code colors that suit the applied album art.
Your workflow
Follow the four steps, then create or manage your private layouts in Studio.
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Start with a layout that fits your release.
Custom templates help you reuse a design system while keeping its source private.