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What this guide covers
A source note for independent musicians and release managers preparing cover art for TuneCore. It records the file, size, colour and text rules the Help Center page lists, what it says to leave off the art, and its fix for upload errors. Nothing was uploaded, and stores may apply the rules differently.
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Guide title
TuneCore cover art formatting requirements as stated on its Help Center (captured 2026-11-03, not run)
Coverage
A source note for independent musicians and release managers preparing cover art for TuneCore. It records the file, size, colour and text rules the Help Center page lists, what it says to leave off the art, and its fix for upload errors. Nothing was uploaded, and stores may apply the rules differently.
Useful starting points
- The page says text on the art must match the release title and artist name exactly as entered, so a single should not show the album title.
- If correctly formatted art still errors on upload, the page suggests re-exporting it as a PNG and uploading the new file.
- The page says yellow warnings while adding artwork do not stop submission, but it recommends reviewing them first.
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