Cover art
Give the song a face
Describe the record, pick an art direction, and get artwork built in that language rather than filtered into it. Three covers per run.
- Dozens of art directions
- Always 3000 × 3000
- Your face worked into the art
BDRM — the artist studio
Make the drop look
as good as it sounds.
Cover art, motion and clean stems — built into one studio for people who make music in their bedroom and release it to the world.
- 3000 × 3000 covers
- Seamless 8-second loops
- Four-stem splits
Uploads that pass first time
Every cover lands at 3000 × 3000, square, under 20 MB
That is the artwork spec the stores and distributors ask for, so nothing gets bounced back for being the wrong size.
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The studio
Four tools. One release.
Artwork, motion and clean stems, without leaving the app or paying for three of them.
Visuals
Turn the cover into motion
One tap animates a finished cover into a seamless eight-second loop, sized for the places a release actually gets seen.
- Spotify Canvas, Reels, Shorts
- Loops without a jump cut
- Built from your own artwork
Stems
Pull the track apart
Separate vocals, drums, bass and instrumental from any song — for remixes, live sets, sampling or just working out what someone did.
- Four stems or one
- Clean vocal isolation
- Download every stem
Fix and edit
Change one thing, keep the rest
Swap a colour, move the type, drop the background, change the season. Say the edit in a sentence and everything else stays exactly as it was.
- Plain-English edits
- Reframe to any ratio
- Print-resolution upscaling
Put yourself on the cover
Upload a photo and BDRM works your face into the artwork.
Edits in plain English
No layers, no masks. Describe the change and keep the rest.
Upscale anything
Take old artwork up to print resolution without the smeared look.
Everything saved
Every render lands in your library and your camera roll.
Art direction
A look for every record
Pick a direction and the whole cover is built in that language, not just filtered into it. Every cover below came out of BDRM from the same brief.
Plus film photography, collage, 3D render, retro print and more inside the app.
How it works
Idea to release-ready in three moves
- 1
Say what the record is
Describe the mood in a sentence, or start from a photo or a track you already have. No brief template, no design vocabulary.
- 2
Pick a direction
Choose an art direction and let it run. Three covers come back per generation, so you are choosing rather than hoping.
- 3
Take it to the finish
Edit a detail, upscale it, animate it into a loop, or split the track — then download everything at release spec.
Start on the web. Take it with you.
The full studio runs in the browser today. The iPhone app is in beta and Android is on the way — same account, same credits, same library.
Pricing
One membership, the whole studio
Both plans unlock every tool. The difference is how much you pay up front and how many credits land in your account.
Save 80%
Yearly
$69.99 /year
Works out at about $1.35 a week
15,000 credits
granted up front, yours for the year
- Every tool unlocked
- Cover art, motion, stems and upscaling
- Downloads with no watermark
- Cancel any time
Weekly
$6.99 /week
Low commitment, same studio
500 credits a week
unused credits roll over
- Every tool unlocked
- Cover art, motion, stems and upscaling
- Downloads with no watermark
- Cancel any time
What a credit gets you
Credits come out of your allowance as you make things. A yearly plan covers roughly 375 cover-art runs, or 150 looping videos, or 100 stem splits.
- Cover art three covers per run 40 cr
- Your face on the cover added to a cover run 80 cr
- Edit a cover per change 10 cr
- Fix or upscale per render 10 cr
- Cover to looping video per 8-second loop 100 cr
- Stem split per track 150 cr
Run out early?
Top up without changing your plan. Credit packs never expire.
500 cr
$4.99 1,200 cr
$9.99 2,800 cr
$19.99 6,000 cr
$39.99 13,000 cr
$79.99 28,000 cr
$149.99
Prices in USD. Subscriptions renew until cancelled and can be cancelled any time from your app store account or your BDRM profile.
Questions
Before you start
Do I need design experience?
No. Describe the record the way you would describe it to a friend, pick an art direction, and BDRM builds the cover. If one detail is wrong you change it in a sentence rather than opening a layers panel.
Is there a free plan?
No. BDRM is a paid studio — every tool is unlocked on both the weekly and yearly plan, and there is no watermarked tier to work around. You can cancel any time.
What exactly do I get out of it?
Cover art at 3000 × 3000, square and under 20 MB, which is the spec distributors ask for. Looping video sized for Canvas, Stories, Reels and Shorts. Separated vocal, drum, bass and instrumental stems. Everything saves to your library and your camera roll.
Can I use what I make commercially?
Yes. What you make is yours — releases, merch, videos, anything. BDRM claims no ownership over your output and takes no cut. Worth knowing: in some countries AI-generated images may not be eligible for copyright protection on their own, so you can use them freely but may not be able to register them as your copyright.
How do credits work?
Your plan comes with an allowance — 500 credits a week on weekly, 15,000 up front on yearly. Each tool shows its cost before you run it, from 10 credits for an edit up to 150 for a stem split. If a generation fails, the credits go back.
Can I use BDRM on my phone?
The full studio runs in any browser today. The iPhone app is in TestFlight beta and Android is being built. Your account, credits and library are the same everywhere.
Can I cancel any time?
Yes, from your app store account or your BDRM profile. Purchases made through Apple or Google are refunded by them under their own policies.
Still stuck? Get support.
Your next release
is waiting on the artwork.
Make it in an afternoon, in the room you already record in.
Start creatingCreate from your bedroom, release to the world.