Every song gets a cover of its own
No two Midhull songs look the same. Each cover is made for one song from a real photograph, a typeface, a layout and a grade, and the app takes its colour from it.
How a cover is made
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The song decides the direction
Genre, mood, occasion and culture choose one of our art directions: love, rock, jazz, rap, Afrobeats, city pop, desi wedding, birthday, lullaby and more.
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A real photograph
We pick a photo from our own licensed library of work by photographers on Pexels, matched to the song’s words and mood.
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Type, layout and grade
The title is set in a face chosen for the direction and the script, in Latin, Japanese, Korean or Devanagari. Then the layout, the tint, the crop and the grain.
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One of one
The same song always gets the same cover, and a different song gets a different one.
Real covers from the engine
Photographs, not generated pictures
We don’t generate images for covers. Every cover starts from a photograph taken by a real person, and every photographer is credited.
When someone answers
An answered song becomes a split cover: the original on one side, the answer on the other, each with its own type and grade.
Ready for every screen
Square for players, 4:5 for feeds and 9:16 for stories and lyric videos.
Use your own photo
Prefer a picture of your own? Use it, and we set the title and grade around it.
Midhull is almost here
We’re finishing the app for iPhone and Android. Join the waitlist and we’ll tell you the day it opens.