Design the cover. Free, in your browser.
Some distributors sell a cover art tool for about $45 a year. This one is free, needs no account, and nothing you load ever leaves this page. Build a 3000 × 3000 cover — gradients, your own photo, any script including Arabic — and see it at the sizes people actually meet it: a release page, a now-playing bar, a search row.
Everything on this page runs inside your browser. No file, image or text you enter here is uploaded, stored or sent anywhere, and no account is needed. The checks reflect published store requirements, which change — always read your distributor's current rules as well.
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Why this is free
Cover art tooling is one of the things the distribution industry has quietly moved behind a subscription. One of the largest distributors lists its cover art creator as a feature of a tier costing $44.99 a year, and you cannot reach it on the cheaper plan. A cover is not a premium feature. It is the first thing anyone sees.
So this is free, permanently, whether or not you ever release anything through Mazufa. No account, no email wall, no watermark. What you export is yours at full resolution with nothing added.
It also never uploads anything. If you load a photo, the browser reads it locally and it stays on your machine — there is no server on the other end of this page to send it to. That is not a promise we are asking you to take on trust; it is simply how the tool is built.
What the checks mean
3000 × 3000. Stores generally require a perfect square of at least 1400 × 1400 and recommend 3000 × 3000. The studio only ever exports at 3000, so that decision is already made.
Readable at 32 px. The size that decides whether artwork works is not the size you design at — it is the search row. The studio measures how tall your title really renders in a small thumbnail and warns when it has stopped being readable. That is the actual reason most cover art fails.
Contrast. Text that reads perfectly at full size can disappear at thumbnail size. The check compares the luminance of your text against the background before that happens.
No URLs, handles or prices. Stores reject artwork carrying a web address, a social handle or a price. It is one of the most common rejections and one of the easiest to avoid.
These checks reflect published store requirements, which change — always read your distributor's current rules as well. mazufa.com/cover-art-checker
Every script, not just Latin
Type in Arabic, Persian, Urdu, Hindi, Bengali, Thai, Japanese, Korean or Chinese and the studio switches typeface and text direction by itself. Arabic is drawn as a single shaped run so the letters join properly — which is exactly where most design tools quietly break.
If your title renders wrong here, that is a bug and we want to know about it. It is not something you should have to work around.