Explore the new DailyPlaylists content generator
October 8, 2026 / by DailyPlaylists
DailyPlaylists is a music promotion platform that connects artists with thousands of Spotify playlist curators.
Artists can easily submit their tracks for free or through premium campaigns, making it one of the largest and most accessible playlist submission networks available.
Since 2017, DailyPlaylists has supported over 7 million playlist placements, one million artists and over 40,000 curators.
Posting about your music is one of those things every artist knows they should do more of, and almost nobody wants to do. You get a placement, you screenshot it, the screenshot looks bad, and you post it anyway or you don't post at all.
The Content Generator fixes the middle part. It takes what's already in your account: your submissions, your ratings, your approvals; and turns it into an image built for social media. No design work, no screenshots, no third-party tools.
Here's how to use it.
Go to the Tools tab and click Content Generator.
You'll land on the canvas, which is where everything happens.
On the left side of the canvas, you choose two things: the type of content you want to make, and which track, review or approval it's based on.
This is the part that matters most. The image is built from real activity on your account, so what you pick here is what the post will say.
If you've been submitting for a while, you'll have a lot to choose from. The filters narrow it down:
Most artists go straight to highest rated or most followers, and that's usually the right instinct: lead with your strongest result.
Once you've chosen your moment, the canvas section lets you set three things:
Try a couple of combinations before settling. The same result can look very different depending on the layout.
Hit download and the image saves to your device. From there, post it wherever you want: Instagram Stories, a feed post, TikTok, X, your newsletter.
A few things that work:
Post the placement, not the platform: Your followers care that your track got picked up, not which tool you used to say so.
Use Stories for the small wins and the feed for the big ones: A solid rating is a Story. A placement on a playlist with real reach is a feed post.
Say something: The image does the visual work, so use the caption for context: what the track is about, what the placement means to you, where people can listen.
Tag the curator or playlist when it makes sense: It's good manners, and curators notice artists who do it.
Tag us! We love to see how you guys interact with DailyPlaylists :)
Open the Content Generator, filter by highest rated or most followers, and make one image from the result you're proudest of.
It takes about a minute, and it's a better post than the screenshot you weren't going to send anyway.