Create an artist profile on Audiomack

You create an artist profile on Audiomack by opening an account, adding a fixed artist name and professional visuals, and uploading your own music. After that, you manage your profile, releases, comments, and statistics through the Creator App or the Creator Dashboard.

If your music is already on a profile that you do not control because a distributor placed it there, do not make a second profile. Use Audiomack’s official claim process instead. Below, you will learn both routes and the difference between a regular, claimed, authenticated, and verified profile.

What is an Audiomack artist profile?

An artist profile is the central page for your music and identity on Audiomack. Listeners see your artist name, profile photo, header, bio, social links, releases, playlists, and public numbers there.

As the owner, you manage this information through Account Settings, the Creator App, and the Creator Dashboard. You can upload music, edit existing content, manage comments, and view statistics.

A polished and complete profile is not automatically authenticated. Audiomack uses separate badges and requirements for that. So first build a complete profile with original music, clear visuals, and correct information.

Which route fits your situation?

Always search for your artist name on Audiomack before creating an account. Check the releases, artist name, and profile link. If a profile with your official music already exists, claiming that profile is usually the right step.

Check carefully that the music really is yours. Different artists can use the same or a similar name. Never claim a profile that belongs to another creator.

How to create a new Audiomack account?

Open the latest Audiomack app or go to the website on a computer. Choose Sign up and use an available method such as Google, Apple, or Facebook. Then choose a suitable username and a strong password.

1. Open the official Audiomack app or website.
2. Choose Sign up.
3. Select a secure method to register.
4. Choose a username that fits your artist name well.
5. Create a unique and strong password.
6. Verify your account and log in.
7. Open your profile and fill in your artist details.

Audiomack recommends a password of at least eight characters with uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols. Do not use a password that you also use for your email, distributor, or social profiles.

Store your login details in a safe place. Do not share them with strangers. If a manager or team member works on your profile, use the official account-management options where possible instead of sharing one password with everyone.

First read what Audiomack is and how it works if you do not yet know the difference between listening, following, and publishing music.

Where do you edit your artist profile?

On a computer, click your profile photo in the top right corner. Then choose Account Settings. There you can manage your profile image, header, basic information, username, social links, password, email address, and artist link.

In the regular Audiomack app, open Settings through the gear icon. Tap the gear next to your username for extra profile options. There, you can adjust your artist name, images, username, and social links.

In the Creator App, tap your profile photo in the top right corner. Then scroll to Edit Profile. Here, you can change your images, basic information, artist name, email address, username, and social links.

Save every change and then view your public profile. That way, you can immediately see whether your name, bio, links, and images display correctly.

What profile information should you add?

A fixed artist name

Use the same spelling as on your releases, website, and social profiles. Do not add extra keywords or famous artist names. A consistent name helps fans recognize the right profile.

Also think carefully about capitalization, spaces, and punctuation. Small differences can cause your releases to be split across multiple profiles.

A clear profile photo

Audiomack recommends a profile image of 800 by 800 pixels in JPG or PNG. Choose a sharp artist photo or a logo that truly fits your artist name and music.

Preferably use an image that is also recognizable on other music platforms. Do not place small text in the photo, because it is often hard to read on a phone.

A recognizable header

For the header, Audiomack recommends 1500 by 500 pixels in JPG or PNG. Keep important text and faces away from the far edges. Always check the crop on a phone and a computer.

A short bio

Use simple sentences to explain who you are, what genre you make, and where you are from. Mention one or two real highlights. Keep the information current and do not fill the bio with repeated keywords.

You can also briefly refer to a recent release, collaboration, or performance. Avoid claims you cannot prove.

Official social links

Connect only social profiles that you control yourself. Use the same artist name and recognizable visuals on those platforms. This helps fans and can matter later if you request authentication.

Open each link after adding it. A typo can send visitors to the wrong or unsafe profile.

How to upload your first music to your profile?

Download the Audiomack Creator App and tap Upload at the bottom. Choose a track, album, or podcast. Add the title, artist, credits, artwork, genre, mood, and any available codes. Then choose public, private, or scheduled and tap Finish.

On a computer, click Upload in the top right corner. Select the audio file, enter all details, and add the artwork. Check the title, artist name, credits, and publishing choice before you publish.

Use only original content that you own or are legally allowed to distribute. Unauthorized covers, remixes, freestyles, and recordings from other creators can cause problems. Permission to use a beat also does not always mean you may publish the music on every platform.

Enter UPC and ISRC codes if you received them from your distributor or label. These codes help identify and manage releases. Do not copy a random code from another recording.

After publishing, view the public release page. Check whether the audio file works, the artwork looks sharp, and all names are spelled correctly. You can then collect your music in a clear playlist on Audiomack.

How to claim an existing Audiomack artist profile?

The claim process is meant for artists whose music is already on Audiomack through a distributor or label. By claiming the profile, you gain control over your photo, social links, direct uploads, and the Creator Dashboard.

According to Audiomack’s current guidance, you should follow the official creator account @audiomackartist on Instagram. Then send a private message from your official artist account with:

• The link to the Audiomack profile that has not been claimed yet.
• The name of your distributor or label.
• The available UPC and ISRC codes.
• An email address that is not yet linked to an Audiomack account.
• Preferably an official website or social bio as extra proof.

After review, Audiomack sends a personal claim code to the email address you provided. Follow the instructions on screen after that. Do not share this code with strangers, and only enter it through an official Audiomack channel.

If you created the profile yourself and have the correct login details, you do not need to submit a claim. You can just log in. Audiomack also states that only the artist themselves can claim a profile. A manager or label representative must therefore let the artist submit the request.

A claim can take some time because Audiomack first checks whether the request is correct. Make sure the name and images on your social profile match the artist you want to claim.

What do you do with duplicate artist profiles?

Duplicate profiles often appear when an artist uploads music themselves and a distributor later uses a second page. Do not start by uploading everything again. First note the links of both profiles and check which releases are on each page.

Decide which profile you want to keep as the official one. Gather proof such as your distributor or label name, UPC codes, ISRC codes, and official social links. Then contact Audiomack through the proper support route.

For duplicate releases, Audiomack says you should send the links to both versions to support. Plays and other engagement data may be merged. Comments are not transferred.

Do not delete a profile that a distributor is still sending new releases to before the situation is clear. Otherwise, the same split can happen again with your next release. Also ask your distributor which artist link is stored in their system.

After the issue is solved, use the same Audiomack profile page everywhere. Update the links on your website, social profiles, and central music link. Check with your next release that the music appears on the correct profile.

What is the difference between claiming, authentication, and verification?

Claiming proves that you are allowed to take over management of an existing profile with distributed music. Authentication is a separate review for active creators. An authenticated profile gets a gray badge and access to extra features.

Audiomack’s current authentication requirements include:

• A good profile photo that matches your creator name.
• At least two original uploads.
• At least 25 followers.
• A linked social profile with a matching artist name.
• A consistent artist name on your manual uploads.
• Full rights to all content on your profile.

You apply for authentication in the Creator Dashboard. Audiomack says a normal review takes about five to seven days. Approval is not automatic. Audiomack may reject a request if information is missing or if content does not meet the requirements.

Verification is a higher level again. According to Audiomack, an artist must, among other things, already be authenticated, take part in AMP, and have at least 500,000 plays over the full period. Even if you meet those conditions, Audiomack decides whether a profile is verified.

A claim, gray badge, or verification does not automatically bring more listeners. These steps mainly show who controls the profile and whether the creator meets certain conditions.

Does profile management work the same on iPhone, Android, and desktop?

The Creator App is available for iPhone and Android. The steps are almost the same. Tap your profile photo in the top right corner and choose Edit Profile. The file picker, button placement, and exact layout may differ by phone.

On a computer, you use Account Settings for your profile and the Creator Dashboard for content and statistics. A computer is often more convenient for writing a longer bio, checking social links, and uploading large image files.

Changes should sync within the same account. Always check which profile is active when you manage multiple artists. With account switching, you can switch between allowed accounts on a computer and in the Creator App.

Do not see a change right away? Refresh the page or close the app and open it again. Also check whether you actually saved the change.

What error message or limitation might you encounter?

Your username is already taken

Choose a short and recognizable variation without pretending to be someone else. Keep the visible artist name the same as your official name. Prefer a logical addition over a long string of numbers.

You already see a profile with your music

Do not create a second profile right away. First check whether your distributor or label created that profile. Then use the official claim process to request access.

You do not receive a claim code

Check whether the email address you provided is correct and not already linked to an Audiomack account. Also check the spam folder. Only respond through Audiomack’s official channels.

Profile images are not displayed correctly

Use JPG or PNG and follow the recommended dimensions. Export the image again if the file seems damaged. Also check whether you saved the change and whether important parts fall outside the crop.

Your authentication request is rejected

Check all current requirements. Remove content that does not fit your artist name and make sure you own the rights to all uploads. Add a missing original upload, social link, or profile photo and try authentication again later.

You published on the wrong profile

Stop uploading more material and check account switching. Do not quickly delete material if a label, distributor, or team manages the profile. Ask Audiomack support for help when ownership is unclear.

What changes after your artist profile is ready?

Fans get one clear place for your music, bio, and official links. You can publish releases directly, manage comments, and view your data in the Creator Dashboard.

The Dashboard shows plays, unique listeners, followers, favorites, playlist additions, and sources of plays, among other things. Also review the countries and cities of your listeners to better understand where your audience is.

This data helps you make smarter choices. For example, if you see many listeners from one city, you can promote there more directly or connect with local venues and creators.

A complete profile does not guarantee a large reach. Good music, correct metadata, regular promotion, and real contact with listeners are still needed. So work step by step on releases that fans want to hear, save, and share.

How do you make an artist profile trustworthy for fans?

• Use the same artist name everywhere.
• Add sharp visuals with a recognizable style.
• Write a short, factual, and current bio.
• Connect only official social accounts.
• Upload only content for which you have valid rights.
• Check credits and metadata with every release.
• Reply kindly to real comments.
• Remove old content that no longer fits your artist name.

Review your profile regularly as if you were a new listener. Is it immediately clear who you are and which release someone should hear first? Make sure the newest music is easy to find too.

If you want to work toward your first audience after setting everything up, you can, if it fits your strategy, look into the option to buy Audiomack followers. A credible profile and genuine listener interest still matter more than follower count alone.

If you want to give a specific release extra attention, you can also see whether buying Audiomack likes fits your approach. Always combine this with good music, honest promotion, and contact with real fans.

What short checklist should you use before publishing your profile?

• Does an existing profile already need to be claimed?
• Does the artist name match on every platform?
• Is the profile image sharp and square?
• Does the header work well on a phone and computer?
• Is the bio short, clear, and current?
• Do all official social links work?
• Does the profile contain only your own or allowed uploads?
• Are all credits and codes filled in correctly?
• Are you using a strong and unique password?
• Have you viewed the public profile as a visitor?

Go through this list again after a major change or new release. That helps prevent outdated links, old images, or incorrect information from staying visible for too long.

Which two screenshots make the route clear?

First use a screenshot of the Creator App where Profile photo and Edit Profile are clearly marked. Then use an image of Account Settings on a computer with the profile image, header, basic information, and social links.

Make the email address, login username, claim codes, and other private details unreadable. Show only public artist information. Check the images again before you share or publish them.

Frequently asked questions about an Audiomack artist profile

Where do you create an artist profile on Audiomack?

Create an account through the Audiomack app or website. Then edit your artist information through Account Settings or through Edit Profile in the Creator App.

Does an artist profile work on iPhone and Android?

Yes. On both systems, use the official Audiomack Creator App. You can edit your profile, upload music, view statistics, and manage comments.

Do you need to claim an existing Audiomack profile?

Yes, if your music is on a profile through a distributor that you do not control. If you created the profile yourself and can log in, a claim is not needed.

Can a manager claim a profile on behalf of an artist?

According to Audiomack, the artist must submit the claim themselves. A manager or representative can help gather the profile link, codes, and distributor details.

Can you change your artist name later?

You can adjust profile details, but a name change can confuse fans, links, and metadata. So choose a fixed official spelling from the start and use that name on every platform.

How do you get a gray badge on Audiomack?

Apply for authentication in the Creator Dashboard after you meet the current requirements. Audiomack reviews things such as your original content, followers, profile quality, social link, and rights.

Is an artist profile free?

Yes. Audiomack offers account management, uploads, and the Creator Dashboard for free. Revenue programs and special features may have their own conditions.

Can you manage multiple artist profiles?

Yes. If you have access to multiple accounts, you can use account switching. Check which profile is active before every upload so music does not end up on the wrong page.

Which first step can you take on Audiomack now?

First search your artist name on Audiomack. If no profile exists, create your own account with a fixed name. If your official music is already on a profile you do not manage, gather the profile link, distributor name, UPC codes, ISRC codes, and a suitable email address for the claim.

Then add your profile image, header, bio, and official social links. Only upload or publish when your rights, credits, and metadata are correct. Check the public result on a phone and a computer before sharing the profile page widely.

Keep maintaining the profile after publishing. Update your bio and visuals when needed, check new releases, and use the statistics to discover which music your listeners value most.