How to use the Spotify pitch generator
Fill in your song's genre, subgenre, mood, instruments, similar artists, location and how you're promoting it. Hit Generate my pitch and you'll get four versions — short, editorial, professional and emotional — plus a pre-submission checklist. Copy the one that fits, refine it in your own words, and paste it into Spotify for Artists.
What makes a strong Spotify editorial pitch
Editors read fast and look for signal. The strongest pitches lead with the essentials in the first sentence — genre, mood, and two or three "for fans of" references — so the editor can instantly picture which playlist it fits. Then they explain the promotion plan, because editorial placement works best on songs that already have momentum. Vague, hype-heavy pitches ("this is going to be huge") get ignored; specific, honest ones get read.
Spotify editorial pitch checklist
- Submit at least 7 days before release, through Spotify for Artists.
- Pitch only one unreleased song at a time.
- Lead with genre, mood and 2–3 similar artists.
- State your real promotion plan — editors want to see momentum.
- Fill in the mood, genre and instrument tags accurately in Spotify for Artists.
- Keep it concise and specific; skip the hype.
An honest note on playlist placement
No tool, service or pitch can guarantee an editorial placement — anyone promising that is selling you something. What you can control is the quality of your pitch and the strength of your own promotion. This generator helps with the first; consistent content helps with the second.
Strengthen the part editors ask about
Almost every pitch form asks how you'll promote the release. "Daily short-form content on TikTok and Instagram" is a genuinely strong answer — and Autohype runs exactly that for you automatically, so your pitch's promo section isn't a wish, it's a plan already in motion.