Artwork

Covers that look like the artist, not like the last prompt.

Artello's cover workspace creates artwork concepts for singles and albums using your artist's visual language, then checks them against common distributor requirements — square format, high resolution, matching text, no unlicensed logos or likenesses. You choose, edit and approve the final image before it goes into your release package.

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Private early access — sign-in requires an approved account. Updated 2026-10-21.

Square: Distributors require square cover art — confirm current size rules
Artist-aware: Uses the profile's colour, texture and type
Reviewed: Text, logo and likeness checks before export

What do distributors require from cover art?

Square image at the minimum resolution your distributor specifies.
Any text must match the release title and artist name.
No third-party logos, store badges, URLs or social handles.
No blurry, pixelated or stretched images.
No likeness of real people you don't have permission to use.

How does Artello generate covers?

Artello builds an image brief from the artist profile and the release — mood, palette, texture, composition — and produces concepts for you to compare. You can iterate, crop and add typography. Final artwork is stored with the release and its provenance notes.

What are the limits?

Generated artwork can still resemble existing work, and distributor rules change. Artello's checks are a review aid, not an approval. Read your distributor's current artwork guidelines before uploading.

How it works in Artello

Open a release in Artello.
Review the image brief from the artist profile.
Generate and compare concepts.
Add title and artist text if wanted.
Run the checklist and export the approved cover.

Limits, stated plainly

Artello is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or partnered with Suno or DistroKid.
Suno is currently the only supported generation provider. Artello does not generate audio itself.
Nothing is published automatically. You review, upload and submit every release yourself.
Rights notes and provenance records support your own review. They are not legal advice and do not clear copyright.
Artello cannot promise chart positions, streams, playlist placement or that any song will reach number one.
Access is currently private (early access). Signing in requires an approved account.

Frequently asked questions

Is AI cover art accepted by DistroKid?

Distributor policies change. Check DistroKid's current artwork guidelines; Artello's checklist helps you review against common requirements but does not guarantee acceptance.

Can I upload my own artwork instead?

Yes. You can bring your own image and still use the review checklist and release package.

Who owns generated artwork?

Ownership depends on the tools and terms involved. Keep the provenance notes Artello stores and seek qualified advice if it matters for your release.

Ready when you are.