Everyone starts as a fan. You do not need to choose a role when you sign up. When you upload your first song, your artist status turns on automatically. You can still follow and support other artists after you become an artist.

After you log in, go to your Member Dashboard. From there you can add music, update your artist profile, upload an artist image, view fans, and see your favorite artists.

Log in and open Your Artist Profile. Add your artist name and a short description that tells people what makes your music worth hearing.

Use the Your Artist Image page in your dashboard. Use a clear square or portrait image that represents you, your band, or your music brand.

The public Artist Directory only shows artist accounts that meet the directory rules. Make sure you have uploaded music and completed your artist profile. Some visibility features also depend on your current plan.

Profile views show how many times your public artist profile has been opened. You can see this on your artist profile next to songs, genres, and fans.

Log in, then go to Add Your Music. Add your song title, artist name, genre, artwork, and links such as Suno, Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, or other supported platforms.

New submissions may need review before they become active. Pending songs appear in your Pending Music section. Once approved, they move to Active Music and can appear on public pages.

Yes. Open Your Music and use the Hide From Profile button on an active song. Hidden songs move to the Hidden By Artist section and stop showing on your public artist profile.

Song limits depend on your plan. Your dashboard shows how many songs you have submitted and whether you can add more. You can compare plan benefits on the Pricing page.

Use JPG, PNG, or WEBP images. If the file is already 90 KB or smaller, VerseCove saves it as is. Only if the file is larger than 90 KB does VerseCove start resizing it in 50 pixel steps from 500 by 500 down to 300 by 300, checking the file size after each resize. If the resized file is under 90 KB, VerseCove stops and saves it. If not, it keeps resizing and checking again. Do not upload executable files or images that copy another artist, brand, or album artwork.

Yes. AI-generated music is allowed if you have the right to use and promote it. You are responsible for following the rules of the AI tool you used and for making sure the music does not copy someone else.

Yes. VerseCove can support human-made music too. The important rule is that you must own the rights or have permission to submit and promote the music.

Hybrid AI music combines human creativity with AI tools. For example, you might write lyrics, sing vocals, play instruments, edit production, or arrange a song while using AI for part of the process.

Yes. Listing music on VerseCove does not transfer ownership. By submitting, you allow the site to display and promote your music under the site terms. Read the Terms of Service for the full rules.

Do not submit music, images, names, or branding that could mislead people or copy a protected artist, voice, logo, song, album, or public identity. This protects you, the platform, and listeners.

Fans can open a public artist profile and click Become A Fan. They must be logged in and verified. You can discover artists in the Artist Directory and All Music pages.

Yes. Artists are also fans. You can promote your own music and still follow artists you like.

VerseCove blocks self-following so fan counts stay meaningful. If you are viewing your own profile, the fan button may be disabled or show a message explaining that it is your profile.

Artists can see fans on Your Fans. Fans can see artists they follow on Your Favorite Artists.

Make sure you are logged in, your account is verified, required fields are complete, and you have not reached your song limit. If you reached your limit, review your options on the Pricing page.

Use a JPG, PNG, or WEBP image. If the file is already 90 KB or smaller, it will be saved as is. Only if the file is larger than 90 KB does VerseCove start resizing it in 50 pixel steps from 500 by 500 down to 300 by 300, checking the file size after each resize. If the resized file is under 90 KB, VerseCove stops and saves it. If not, it keeps resizing and checking again. If VerseCove still cannot get the image under 90 KB after resizing and Tinify, try a simpler image with less detail. Also make sure the image is not a copied logo, album cover, or protected brand image.

Common reasons include not being logged in, not verifying your email yet, trying to follow yourself, already being a fan, or following too quickly. The Help Center fan error guide explains these messages.

Cooldowns help stop spam and fake engagement. If you unfollow an artist, you may need to wait before following that same artist again.

Use the Contact page and include your account email, artist name, song title, and a clear description of the problem.