Spotify Instafest: Here's how to create a custom festival lineup poster using your Spotify data

Instafest is a new app for Spotify that turns your music tastes into stylish festival lineup posters based on your most listened to artists - here’s how to make your own.
The Instafest app allows music fans to create their dream festival line up using listening data. The Instafest app allows music fans to create their dream festival line up using listening data.
The Instafest app allows music fans to create their dream festival line up using listening data.

With streaming now an overwhelmingly popular way to listen to music, there's no shortage in services out there to help visualise your listening data.

From Spotify Wrapped to Receiptify, there are many apps which can break down what you've been listening to on Spotify or other services such as Apple Music.

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One of those is Instafest, which allows you to turn your Spotify listening habits into a festival lineup full of your most listened to artists.

Using your streaming data from the last month, the last six months or all time, Instafest lets you generate a custom festival lineup poster full of your favourite artists. The graphic is a fun way to observe your own music tastes and share that passion with others on social media.

Here's how you can make your own Instafest poster.

How to make your own Spotify festival lineup poster

Here's how to make your very own festival lineup poster using Instafest.

  1. Open the Instafest app
  2. Click the ‘Sign in with Spotify’ option
  3. Click the ‘Agree’ button to consent to the T&C’s and allow the app access to your Spotify
  4. Under the ‘customise’ option, select which period of your listening data you would like your poster to reflect e.g., 4 weeks, 6 months, all time
  5. Choose a background style e.g., Mojave Dusk, LA Twilight or Malibu Sunrise
  6. Click ‘Save and share’ to download the festival lineup so you can share it on social media

Users can also pick their own custom festival name as well as play around with the artists which appear by hiding or showing them.

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