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How to Create a Glass Spotify Wall Plaque
Spotify is an emerging streaming service for music. Spotify is a popular music streaming service that you can use on your smartphone or tablet to enjoy audio. There are many great features that will allow you to maximize the value of your subscription.


Create an Spotify playlist with your loved ones and family.


If you're keen on sharing your music with friends, you'll love the nifty collaborative options in Spotify. Spotify allows you to make playlists with up other users. spotify glass can then add songs to those playlists that are based on your preferences. There's also a group session feature that lets you listen songs in real time even when you're in the same room.


One of the most effective and unique ways to share your favourite songs with your friends is via songs that are scannable. They work like the QR code, but with Spotify instead of your phone's camera.



When you get the code for a song that can be scannable you need to open the app on your device and select Scan. After you scan the code, it'll take only about a minute for you to view the song. If you don't have the code in your library, you can be directed to the track or added to it.


A lot of people have been sending these posters with music codes to TikTok, and it's spawned some stunning art. We provide a no-cost SVG template that will assist you in creating these Spotify glass wall art pieces.


Download the free SVG file here!


Step 1: Insert your photo into the Spotify SVG template. It is then time to place your photo in the topmost corner of the SVG (highlighted in red). If your picture is too big to fit in the template, it will need modify it prior to inserting it into the SVG.


Click on the handle in the bottom right corner of the SVG Template to resize. It is a blue circle with two white circles in it. They both point at opposite directions. After your photo is sized, click on it and drag it to the SVG.


Then, resize the SVG to fit to the size of your project and eliminate any space remaining after the template's border ends. You will get the "trimmed" version which doesn't extend past the SVG border. This is the procedure you'll need to do before cutting.


SVG templates can be edited however you prefer. Make sure you reduce any extra space and eliminate any elements that might cause your image to shift move during the cutting process. You can print the SVG template and then cut it out with scissors if you don't have Cricut.


After you've got the SVG adjusted to the size of your project, select the template and click "send to back." Then, you'll see a preview of how your picture will appear in the SVG.

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