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How to Make an Instagram Glass Wall Plaque
Spotify is an emerging streaming music service. It's an extremely popular option for audio streaming on tablets and smartphones and there are tons of amazing features that assist you in making the most of your subscription.


Create an Spotify playlist with your loved ones and family.


If you're a fan of sharing music with friends and you're looking for a way to do it, then you'll appreciate the collaborative options in Spotify. It allows you to create playlists with up to ten other users and add songs to the playlists based on your preferences. It is also possible to use the group session feature to listen to music in real-time even if far from each other.


Scannable song codes are one of the most entertaining and original ways to share your favorite songs with your friends. They work the same as an QR code but they can be scanned with Spotify and not the smartphone's camera.


If you've received a scannable code for a track, open the app on your phone and click Scan. After scanning the code, it'll take a few seconds for you to view the song. If you don't have the code in your library, you will be taken to the song or add it to your library.


A lot of people have shared the music posters that are printed using code via TikTok. spotify glass is stunning artwork. We offer a free SVG template to assist you in creating the look of these Spotify glass wall plaques.


Get the SVG file for free here!


Step 1: Insert your photo in the Spotify SVG template. This will position it within the largest square (highlighted in red) within the SVG. If your photo is too large for the template, it will need modify it prior to inserting it in the SVG.


To resize, click on the handle at the bottom left-hand corner of the SVG template. The handle is a light blue circle with two white arrows within which are pointed outwards and in opposite directions. Once sized, click on the middle of your image and drag it over to place it in the SVG.


Next, resize your SVG to fit into your project. Cut any space left over from the end of the template. You'll get the "trimmed" version that doesn't go beyond the SVG border. This is the process you need to do before cutting.


SVG templates can be altered in any way you'd like. Make sure to crop out any excess space and make sure the image is free of anything that could cause it to shift or move in a way in the cutting process. You can print the SVG template and then cut it using scissors if you don't have Cricut.



Once you've designed the SVG to fit your project, click on the "send to back" button. You'll then see a preview of how your picture will look within the SVG.

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