Cover art, Canvas, social tiles.
Generated.
Most indie labels either pay €100–300 per release for design, or DIY in Canva. Design Module replaces both — feed it your release metadata and brand kit, get back static artwork and dynamic Spotify Canvas video. Brand-coherent across releases, without the per-release designer fee.
Four asset types. Per release. Brand-locked.
Cover artwork
The release cover, in your label's visual language. Square 3000×3000 master, plus the smaller exports your distributor requires. Generated from the release metadata and your brand kit; iterates until you approve.
Spotify Canvas video
The looping vertical video that plays during a Spotify track. Most labels skip Canvas entirely because the specs are annoying and tools are scarce; Design Module ships them as default for every release. Auto-formatted, on-brand, ready to upload.
Social tiles
Instagram square, Story 9:16, X header, TikTok cover. Each one auto-cropped, brand-treated, with the right text overlay for the platform. No more redoing the same artwork in five aspect ratios.
Press kit imagery
The high-res assets press needs — artist photo crops, release poster, square promo, banner. Packaged as a single download link the press contact can grab without bothering you.
The freelance-or-Canva tradeoff.
Design for indie label releases usually goes one of two ways. Both have problems.
The brand kit as the source of truth.
Set the brand kit once.
Palette, type, logo treatment, photographic feel — defined once at the workspace level. Every asset for every release uses it automatically. The visual coherence the catalog gets when you have a designer, without the designer.
Spotify Canvas, not skipped.
The looping video format that lifts streams ~10% on average is rare-and-painful enough that most labels skip it. Design Module ships Canvas for every release as default; on-brand, looping, ready to upload.
Editable, not generated-and-locked.
Every asset is a draft you can adjust. Move the title, swap the photo, change the color emphasis. The AI gets you to 80%; the last 20% is yours to taste.
One module, all the assets.
No bouncing between Canva, an image generator, a video tool, and Photoshop for press crops. Cover, social, Canvas, press — one place, one render, one approve flow.
Paid add-on. Optional. €19/month.
Design Module is an add-on, available to both Label and Studio tiers. Toggle it on when you want it. Currently in development — ships in Q3 2026 alongside the Promotion Module and Marquee. See pricing → See the roadmap →
Visual coherence, every release.
Beta is invite-only. Design Module ships in Q3 2026 to Labelflow customers; the workspace foundation it sits on is in private beta now. Get on the list and you'll be among the first to flip it on.
Request beta accessMade for the music.