How to add a Spotify Canvas to your track

Open Spotify for Artists, go to Music, open the song and select Canvas, then upload a 9:16 video between 3 and 8 seconds. It usually goes live within hours, sometimes up to a day.

On the track, not the profile. Go to Music, open the song, and the Canvas option is there, on both the app and the web dashboard.

Yes. The Spotify for Artists app on iOS and Android has the Canvas option, and artists.spotify.com works from any browser.

Usually it has not processed yet (allow up to a day), you are checking on desktop where Canvas never shows, the listener has Canvas turned off in Playback settings, or the file failed the 9:16 and 3 to 8 second spec.

Only a verified artist or a team member with the right access can set a Canvas. Check your access level in Spotify for Artists, or ask the account admin.

Usually a few hours, sometimes up to a day. Check on the Now Playing screen in the Spotify mobile app before changing anything.

A 9:16 vertical video between 3 and 8 seconds. Any audio in the file is ignored, and Spotify rejects files outside the ratio or length.

In the Spotify app go to Settings, then Playback, and switch on Canvas. That toggle only affects what you see; your Canvas stays live for every listener who has it on.

Yes. Go back to the track in Spotify for Artists and upload a new clip or remove the current one. Many artists refresh the Canvas when a track gets a new push.

Yes, each track has its own Canvas, so one upload covers one song. The same session can make one per release.

Upload your cover art or a photo of you and the track to Muzie, pick a style, and trim the portrait export to 5 to 8 seconds. Download it and upload it in the Canvas step above.

Your first video in Muzie is free to try, up to 30 seconds with a watermark, so you can test the loop. Pro removes the watermark for the clip you actually upload to Spotify.