Tracklist poster maker: your album tracklist as a poster or receipt

How to make a tracklist poster

1. Type the basics: artist name, release title, single, EP or album, and the release date.
2. Add your tracks with their lengths in minutes and seconds, like 3:21. Use the arrows to change the order.
3. Add your cover art if you want it on the card. Only use artwork you made or have the rights to.
4. Pick a style and a size, then download the PNG or share it straight from your phone.

The preview starts with a made-up EP so you can see each style before you type. Replace it with your own release, or press Start empty to clear everything at once.

Five styles, all drawn by Stage

Each style is our own design. None of them copy a streaming app's player, logo or fonts, and none of them pretend to be an official chart or certificate. The card shows what you typed and nothing else.

Album tracklist generator: paste the list you already have

If your tracklist already sits in a notes app, a label sheet or your distributor's upload form, press Paste a list and drop it in. One track per line works in most common forms: "1. Title 3:21", "01 - Title - 3:21", "Title (3:21)" or just the title. The tool strips the numbers, keeps the lengths and adds them up into a running total. Copy tracklist as text gives you the clean list back for a caption or a press email.

Your cover art stays on your device

The image you pick is read by your browser and drawn onto the card there. It is never uploaded to Stage. Use your own release artwork: the tool is made for artists announcing their own music, not for fan art of other people's records. If you skip the art, the poster style draws a simple ring pattern with the release initials instead.

When to post it

A tracklist card works best twice: once when you announce the release, and again on release day. Our album announcement guide covers the order of posts around the pre-save, and the release planner turns your release date into every deadline that comes before it.