6 templates

Music Open Graph image templates

Releases, shows, and playlists that hit.

Music lives on vibe, and the cover is the vibe. These templates frame a single, album, show, or playlist with the artwork and the essentials — title, artist, date — so a release or gig announcement looks ready for the feed.

Great for:

A single or album release
A concert or tour date
A playlist or now-playing card
A festival lineup

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Album Release

A music release card: a square album-art panel (with a drawn vinyl fallback) beside an out-now badge, an artist name, a big album/track title, a meta row (genre, tracks, runtime), and a listen CTA.

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Concert Poster

A single-show concert announcement poster: a full-bleed artist photo (with a bold abstract drawn fallback) under an accent-duotone scrim, a huge condensed headliner name, support acts, a divider, and a date + venue row with a small doors/age/price detail line.

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Now Playing

A now-playing music-player card: a small album thumbnail, the track and artist, a progress bar with elapsed and total timestamps, drawn transport controls, and a waveform, styled as a streaming player.

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Playlist

A streaming-style playlist share card: a square cover tile beside a label, big playlist title, curator line, a numbered track list, and a song/duration meta line.

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Single Release

A new-single release card: a square cover-art tile (with a vinyl-disc edge and a drawn fallback) beside a NEW SINGLE label, the track title, artist, an OUT NOW status pill, a row of streaming-service chips, and a listen CTA.

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Tour Dates

A concert tour poster card: a tour eyebrow, a big artist/tour name, a list of tour stops (date, city/venue, and a tickets or sold-out tag), and a get-tickets CTA.

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