Topster-style music charts. Upload covers, add titles, share online.
An album cover grid maker, also known as a Topster, is a free online tool that lets you build a grid of your favorite album covers and share it as one image. Pick a grid size (3×3, 4×4, 5×5, 6×6, 8×8, or 10×10), drop in album artwork, and download a PNG ready to post on Twitter, Reddit, Instagram, Discord, or your blog.
This music chart generator is the modern version of the classic Topster tool. Use it to show off your top 9 albums of the year, your all-time favorite records, the soundtrack of a specific season, your most-played artists, or a themed list like "rainy day records" or "best debut albums." It works for music, movies, books, anime, video games, or any other square cover art.
The most common Instagram-friendly format. Perfect for "my top 9 albums of 2025" or "favorite records this month" posts.
Balanced size that fits well on Twitter, Reddit, and Discord. The default choice for a year-end favorites list.
Classic Topster size. Great for showcasing a deeper collection without overwhelming the viewer.
Power-user grids. Use for full-discography views, all-time favorites by an artist, or massive year-in-review lists with 100+ albums.
For the best-looking grids, use high-quality cover images. Good sources:
Aim for at least 500 × 500 px per cover for crisp results when sharing online, or 1000 × 1000 px or higher if you want to print your chart.
#1e1e1e) make most album art pop. Pure black is fine. Avoid bright backgrounds that compete with the artwork.This Topster generator runs entirely in your browser. Your album cover images stay on your device. No account, no email, no signup, no watermarks, no upload limits. Download PNGs at full canvas resolution or JPGs for smaller file sizes, and post your chart wherever you want.
A Topster is a grid of album cover artwork used by music fans to show off their favorite records. The format originated on the music forum Rate Your Music and became popular on Twitter, Reddit (r/lastfm, r/music, r/topsters), and Discord. This tool is a modern, free, no-signup version of the classic Topster generator.
Yes, completely free. No signup, no email required, no watermarks on your downloads, and no usage limit. Make as many grids as you want.
Yes. Toggle Show title list in the left panel, then type into the title rows that appear next to the grid. Titles are exported as part of the final image.
PNG and JPG both work. Square images at 500 × 500 px or larger look best. The tool will crop and scale rectangles to fit the square cell automatically.
3×3 (9 covers), 4×4 (16 covers), 5×5 (25 covers), 6×6 (36 covers), 8×8 (64 covers), and 10×10 (100 covers). The 4×4 grid is the most popular for social media sharing.
Yes. The tool accepts any square cover image, so it works for films, books, anime series, video games, podcasts, comics, or anything else. Type the corresponding titles in the side list.
No. Everything runs locally in your browser. Cover images are read with the browser's file API and rendered on a canvas without ever leaving your device.
Yes. Download the PNG (or JPG) and post it like any other image. For Instagram, square grids work best at 1080 × 1080 px or larger. For Twitter and Reddit, 2× export scale gives a crisp post on retina displays.
Not yet. Once you close the tab, the layout is gone. We recommend downloading the finished PNG before closing the page, so you always have a copy.
A Topster is specifically a uniform grid of equal-sized squares optimized for album covers, with optional titles in a side list. A collage is a freeform composition with images at different sizes and positions. If you want a freeform layout, use the Collage Maker instead.