Apple iOS 17.1 adds 8 cover images to Apple Music playlist

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for hand-written delivery of previous leads! CTOnews.com September 29 news, Apple iPhone users upgrade iOS 17.1 update, in the Apple Music app not only can collect songs, albums, playlists and artists, but also can choose for the playlist based on color matching multiple cover images.

The default artwork for a playlist is composed of album cover art based on the first four songs of the list, and users can also select custom images from "Photos" or "Files."

After upgrading to iOS 17, you can see eight new cover images in the Apple Music playlist options, including geometric shapes and gradients. CTOnews.com attaches the following demo video:

Apple says the cover image is critical to visually express your personality and music theme, reflecting your uniqueness. For new artists, the cover image can also help you establish your brand image. Then, when the audience sees these icons, text and other artistic elements that are very personal to you, they will associate them with you and your brand.

Apple also improved Apple Music's recommendation page, replacing the previous "Love" system with "Favorite," and allowing "Favorite" labeling through the "Playing" widget on the lock screen.