Don’t manipulate any content or metadata.įor podcasts, two sets of metadata need to be supported:.The user should always be able to view the entire metadata. You may truncate metadata if space is limited.Track, artist, playlist, and album titles must always be presented with the metadata provided by Spotify.If screen real estate is limited, it’s OK to not include any album artwork.This includes applying overlays and blurring.
Artwork must be kept in its original form.You may only use the artwork provided by Spotify.We do allow using only our iconif it’s featured as an app icon on the app screen of a device.įollow these guidelines: For album and podcast artwork In partner integrations, you should always use our full logo (icon + wordmark). To comply with our licensing agreements, you must always attribute content from Spotify with the logo. If you use any Spotify metadata (including artist, album and track names, album artwork, and audio playback) it must always be accompanied by the Spotify brand. AttributionĬontent available through Spotify is owned by many different rights holders. Usage of these resources may also be covered by the Spotify End User Agreement and our Privacy Policy. Note that by using these resources, you accept our Developer Terms of Service. These guidelines have been developed to ensure that all Spotify users receive the same delightful user experience - no matter which platform they listen on. We want to make it easy for you to integrate Spotify in your platform while respecting our brand and legal/licensing restrictions. Welcome to our hub for partner guidelines and assets.
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