Free · No sign-up · No limits

Paste a link. Get the photo.

GuardaFoto pulls the public picture out of a Spotify, YouTube, Deezer or Apple Music link — an artist's profile photo, an album cover, a video thumbnail — and hands it back in every size the platform actually publishes. It runs in your browser: no account, no install, and we never see your links.

Try it:

FileSize

What it works on

SpotifyArtist photos, album & playlist coversWorks YouTubeChannel profile pictures, banners & video thumbnailsWorks DeezerArtist photos & covers up to 1000×1000Works Apple MusicAlbum & song artwork up to 3000×3000Works InstagramProfile photosLocked TikTokProfile photosLocked X (Twitter)Profile photosLocked TwitchProfile photosLocked

The sizes, honestly

SizeWhere it comes from
640 pxSpotify — covers at 640×640; artist photos up to 640 tall.
1280×720YouTube — only if the video has an HD thumbnail.
1000×1000Deezer — from its open catalog.
3000×3000Apple Music — the biggest of the four; some old albums cap lower.

Those are the real ceilings. Any site promising a 4000-pixel Spotify cover is enlarging the 640 and hoping you won't notice the blur.

How it works

  1. Copy the link in the app (Share → Copy link) or from your browser's address bar.
  2. Paste it in the box above. The tool figures out the platform on its own.
  3. Download the size you need. That's the whole process.
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Questions people actually ask

Is it really free? What's the catch?
There's no catch to hide. The lookups happen in your own browser, so running this costs very little; the site covers its domain and server with ads. No accounts, no download limits, no watermarks, and no “Pro” tier waiting around the corner.
Do you store my links or the photos?
No. Your browser talks straight to each platform's public catalog — our server only serves this page. The photo loads from the platform's own servers and the download goes from there to your device.
Why don't Instagram or TikTok work?
Because they shut the door. Their photos sit behind logins and signed, expiring addresses, and the only “ways in” involve handing over account access. We won't ask for your password, and we won't fake a result. Their pages explain the manual way instead.
Can I use a downloaded photo on my channel or my business?
The photos belong to the artists, labels, channels and photographers. Personal use — your own playlist cover, a reference, a wallpaper — is what this is for. For anything public or commercial, ask the owner first.