As soon as CoverScout sees a gray gap in your Cover Flow, it begins an automatic search of the leading online music collections: Amazon, WalMart and Google Images. Within seconds, it offers you an array of cover art choices.
Browse with Cover Flow
Spot missing cover art by flipping through your music collection with the Cover Flow feature.
Filter by missing covers...
Filter by covered albums, albums with incomplete covers, and albums without covers. CoverScout detects incomplete albums as those containing some songs without covers. Use existing covers from the album with a simple drag-and-drop.
...and filter by compilation
Even those pesky compilation albums can be covered with ease. Just use the compilation filter to focus on the particular tracks you're interested in.
Search the web
There's no limit to CoverScout's searching capabilities: The web search function gives you the opportunity to search your favorite websites as well.
Compare album art quality
CoverScout rates every album found from 5 stars to 1, meaning you can choose the best album art available.
Smooth SongGenie integration
Music library full of "Unknown Albums", "Unknown Artists" and "Track 01.mp3"? SongGenie 2 can correct typos, fill in missing info and name your albums. Jump to SongGenie from any track or album.
Use independently of iTunes
iTunes saves your cover art in a separately to the music file. When you move or archive your library, album covers can be lost. Instead, CoverScout automatically copies all the artwork to each music file. Supported file types:
AAC (m4a)
MP3
Apple Lossless
Apply artwork to all your albums
Choose the cover for you
Browse through the array of album art that CoverScout has located and select the one you like the best. Click, apply and carry on.
Store and apply covers from the clipboard
When browsing through different searches, you can place your favorite covers in the clipboard to use later. Just drag and drop the cover onto your selected album in CoverScout at any time.
Apply artwork automatically
Think CoverScout should do all the work for you? No problem. Album covers can be automatically applied to your library according to your set criteria. Tell CoverScout what to do and she will fix it.
Quick Look for a better view
Click on the image and tap the space bar to see your covers in their full glory. A Quick Look window appears that allows you to see the cover full size.
Add artwork straight to the file
CoverScout automatically copies all your iTunes artwork currently stored in the iTunes covers folder to the ID3 tag of your music file.
Use independently of iTunes
iTunes saves your cover art in a library separately to the music file. When you move or archive your library, album covers can be lost. Instead, CoverScout automatically copies all the artwork to each music file.
Edit your covers with precision
Rotate and crop, straighten and scale
If your covers don't look right, flip and chop 'em to make 'em right. Straighten & scale to your preferred size and get your covers exactly as you want.
Fine-tune your colors
Adjust the brightness and contrast of your cover art with the sliders and RGB chart, or let CoverScout do the work for you, just like your favorite image editors.
White borders? No worries.
Some covers come with a white border. Select the cover, click edit then crop, and CoverScout will automatically find where your cover begins and ends.
Take a pic with iSight
Grab your album and take a snap with your iSight camera. Use the cover editor to crop, straighten and adjust the color of your image.
Print your own covers & inserts
Choose your cover style
You can easily print a single or double-sided CD booklet, as well as the front and back of a CD Jewel case. When it comes to cutting, don't worry: we've included the crop marks to take out the guess work.
Use standard paper formats
Just select a template and print. CoverScout offers three of the world's most popular Jewel case paper templates:
