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FLAC Cover ArtAdd, extract or remove FLAC cover art

Add, change, extract or remove the cover of your FLAC files without touching a single bit of audio.

Drop your FLAC file here

FLAC only · up to 100 MB

What do you want to do

New image

Shape
Maximum size (px)

Typical: square, 1000 × 1000 px (500 to 1400).

Free · local processing · no accountEngines and licenses

About FLAC Cover Art

This tool is built for FLAC collections. Embed a cover in the file so it shows in any player, replace the one it has, extract the image to save it separately or remove the cover. The lossless audio is copied as is, so the quality stays exactly the same.

What you can do with it

  • 01

    Complete your collection

    Add covers to FLAC albums that show up without artwork in your player or media server.

  • 02

    Replace an ugly cover

    Swap a pixelated or wrong cover for a sharp version at the right resolution.

  • 03

    Recover the image

    Pull the cover out of a FLAC to save it, use it in a playlist or add it to other copies of the album.

  • 04

    Slim down files

    Remove huge covers that bloat every track of the album for no reason.

How it works, in 3 steps

  1. Upload your FLAC

    Choose the FLAC file (up to 100 MB). You'll see its current cover, if it has one.

  2. Choose what to do

    Replace or add a JPG or PNG image, extract the current cover or remove it. For a new image, pick the shape and maximum size.

  3. Download the result

    Click «Apply» and download your FLAC with the new cover, without it, or the extracted image as PNG.

The perfect cover

  • Always square

    Players expect a 1:1 ratio. With the «Square» option the image is cropped to the center, as you see in the preview.

  • 1000 × 1000 pixels

    The recommended size: sharp on large screens without bloating the file.

  • Maximum size

    Keep the original image or cap it at 500, 1000 or 1400 pixels so it isn't heavier than needed.

  • JPG for photos

    Ideal for photographic covers: good quality at a small size.

  • PNG for graphics

    Better when the cover has text, logos or very sharp edges.

Tips for better results

  • If you're digitizing your records, scan the original cover: you'll get the most faithful image.
  • Use the same image on every track of an album so the player shows them as a set.
  • The cover adds some weight to the file; with a 1000 × 1000 JPG the increase is small.
  • If you also want to fix artist, album or title, use Metadata Editor.

Frequently asked questions

Does my FLAC lose quality when adding a cover?

No. The audio is copied without re-encoding, so it stays bit-for-bit identical. Only the metadata area where the image is stored changes.

Which image formats can I use?

JPG and PNG. We recommend a square image of about 1000 × 1000 pixels.

How do I extract the cover from a FLAC?

Upload the file, choose «Extract» and download the image as PNG. Your FLAC isn't modified.

Will the cover show in any player?

The cover is stored in FLAC's standard picture block, which most desktop players, media servers and music apps read.

What if my music is MP3?

Use Metadata Editor, which also adds covers to MP3s and lets you fix the rest of the tags.