Tidal accepts the same 3000x3000 RGB cover art that Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music require, submitted through the distributor. SleekPixel's 3000x3000 RGB PNG meets the cross-service spec for all four platforms.

Tidal's UI displays a Master mark on MQA-encoded releases automatically based on the audio file submitted. The cover art itself does not need to carry the Master mark, but adding it visually reinforces the quality signal on the cover for audiophile listeners.

Most modern distributors (DistroKid, CDBaby, TuneCore) include Tidal in their default service list. Check your distributor's service options, enable Tidal if not enabled by default, and the cover ships to Tidal alongside the other services on the next submission.

Most artists ship the same cover across services for consistency. SleekPixel supports per-service variants if needed: render a Tidal variant with the Master mark visible and a non-Tidal variant without, from the same WordPress release post.

Tidal's TV app shows the cover at large scale during playback. The 3000x3000 PNG downscales cleanly to TV-interface size, and SleekPixel's type sizes work at both TV scale and Tidal's phone tile size.

Yes. Bulk render across release posts emits a new PNG per release. Resubmit through the distributor, and Tidal updates the cover art across the artist's catalog as part of the distributor's standard metadata-update flow.

Tidal flattens PNG covers to a solid background on the platform. Render with a solid background in SleekPixel rather than relying on transparency, so the cover reads as designed across Tidal's web player, mobile app, and TV app.

Tidal supports Dolby Atmos releases on HiFi Plus and shows a separate Atmos mark in the UI. The cover art itself follows the same 3000x3000 spec, and SleekPixel can render an Atmos variant of the template with an Atmos mark next to the Master mark if both apply.