How to use iTunes to create iPhone album art

There is a lack of music in life, because music can always bring people a pleasant mood. Fortunately, Steve Jobs transplanted the powerful IPOD music player to the iPhone, allowing us to continue listening to the dancing notes that fly from the headset using the iPhone. This tutorial teaches you how to use iTunes to create iPhone albums and covers.

The following is a detailed tutorial:

1. Download your favorite music album. Of course, there is also the album cover. The album cover size should be 230*230.

2. put all the music in a new folder, enable iTunes, click "file" on the menu bar, click "add folder to Database", and select the folder you just created, iTunes automatically imports all music in this folder.

Friendly tip: The music format is preferably the MP3 or ACC format supported by iTunes, and the music format in the album should be consistent.

3. after the import, "performer" and "album" are not normally displayed. In this case, you need to go back to the folder you just created and select all the music and right-click "attributes ", select "abstract". Here you can set "artist" as the name of the artist, enter the album name in "album title", and click "OK" to modify the album in batches.

Tip: If you want to sort customized songs, right-click a single track and select "attribute" and select "abstract ", set the sequence number that you want to arrange for the music in "track number. If the "album" and "performer" are not displayed after the modification is imported, you can double-click them to re-load the information of this track in iTunes.

4. for album covers, you can use the pause listener for batch modification. Right-click "batch file attributes" in all tracks of the album and click "album covers ", select Browse the album art that has been downloaded on your local computer, and then select "Save to file.

Tip: You can also modify the album name and artist in batch in the batch file attribute of the listener.

5. after everything is done, you can click "View" in the iTunes menu and select "Cover Flow Display" for preview to see if all the tracks are under the same album. If they all go smoothly, you can choose to synchronize music.

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