Brat Cover Generator
Design brat-style covers for anything — playlist art, single and EP covers, profile squares — with authentic stretched type and one-tap era colors. Inspired by Charli XCX.
Text Settings
Text will be automatically converted to lowercase and wrap as needed
Style Settings
Preview
Cover Recipes
Six cover compositions that work — open one, swap in your words
A brat-style cover is one text decision and one color decision. Every recipe below opens the generator prefilled — text, colors, and layout included — so you start from a working cover, not a blank square.
One word, dead center
The canonical cover composition: a single word — up to about eight letters — filling the square. Open it with "volume" prefilled, then type your own word. One to eight letters is the sweet spot where the type fills the canvas without wrapping.
Open this templateThe two-word balance
Two short words wrap naturally into two stacked lines — the easiest way to make a cover feel designed rather than typed. Open with "night drive" on pink: each word under six letters keeps both lines even.
Open this templateThe wrapped sentence
There's no word limit — long phrases wrap and rescale automatically, and the rectangular frame keeps a sentence cover legible at playlist size (300×300). Open a playlist-name recipe and swap in your own.
Open this templateThe mirror flip
The center-mirror layout doubles the word in reflection — instant remix energy. Use it once per project, not on every cover. Open the Crash-blue recipe: the blue-and-red pairing is a real era preset.
Open this templateOff-center, left-aligned
Left alignment buys negative space — the most poster-like of the six layouts, and the one that survives a circular profile crop best. Open it on Charli grey, the muted 2019 preset.
Open this templateThe dark cover
Black field, dim grey type — the Vroom Vroom pairing. It reads nocturnal and premium, and it's the strongest background for neon-adjacent accent colors. Open the dark recipe.
Open this templateDesign a brat-style cover in 4 steps
Free, account-free, and rendered entirely in your browser — the full loop takes under a minute.
Type your words
A title, a playlist name, an artist name, or a joke. The editor lowercases everything — that's the style, not a bug. There's no word limit; long text wraps and rescales to fill the square.
Pick the color story
Start from the iconic brat green, or jump to pink, white, black, and the other album-era presets — or dial a fully custom color to match your project's identity.
Compose: layout & mirror
Six layouts from dead-center to left-aligned to the rectangular frame, plus center and diagonal mirroring. Composition is what separates a designed cover from a typed one.
Export the 600×600 PNG
One tap downloads a clean, watermark-free square. It clears every playlist-cover minimum (300×300) and stays crisp across social feeds and messaging apps.
Cover-design controls, not gimmicks
The controls that actually change how a brat-style cover reads: type, scale, color, and composition.
Lowercase, enforced
The input and the canvas both force lowercase — the brat look depends on it, so you can't accidentally break the style with capitals.
Thumbnail-first scaling
Text auto-fits the square, so covers stay legible at the size they actually live: playlist art at 300×300 and feed thumbnails, not just full-screen.
Ten era-true color presets
Every preset is a real color from Charli XCX's discography — True Romance purple to brat green — one tap each, with a custom picker on top.
Six layouts, two mirrors
Center, left, and rectangular-frame compositions plus center and diagonal mirrors — the full range real cover riffs use, without leaving the square.
No font install, ever
The stretched-type rendering runs in your browser — no font downloads, no design-app template, no licensing questions. Curious about the real typeface? The <a href="/brat-font-generator">brat font generator</a> page has the full forensics.
Shareable cover recipes
Every design collapses into one #generator link that reopens with the text, colors, and layout intact — bookmark a work in progress or hand a recipe to a collaborator.
Which color should your brat cover be?
Green is the default, but the aesthetic lives in its recolors. Each swatch below is a real color from the discography — with the job it does best.
brat cover generator Gallery - See What's Possible
Covers made with the brat cover generator — one text decision and one color decision each. Get inspired, then make yours.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Brat Cover Generator
Real specs, real design guidance, and honest limits — the questions this page actually gets.
What is the brat cover generator?
Is it free?
What is a brat cover, exactly — and how is it different from a brat album cover?
What size should my brat cover be?
Can I use it as a Spotify playlist cover?
Can I add a photo to my brat cover?
Is there a brat cover Figma template?
What font does the brat cover use?
Why is everything lowercase?
What color should my brat cover be?
Does the brat cover have a smiley face on it?
Is this the official Charli XCX generator?
One square, endless covers
Pick a recipe, swap in your words, download the PNG — under a minute, zero sign-up.
Ready to Make Your Brat Cover?
Start now — free, no registration. Six cover recipes, ten era colors, and watermark-free 600×600 PNGs.