Much like the trading cards in real life, each PokéPlaylist-created digital card contains valuable player statistics, such as their popularity score and follower count. The cards are arranged in a fan configuration, with the top artist showcased in the middle. The popular Pokémon phrase, " I choose you!" is also emblazoned on the screen, along with the user's top-most played musical act.
This should automatically use the person's streaming activity on Spotify and turn their top three artists into Pokémon cards.īy default, PokéPlaylist uses a person's top three artists they've listened to on Spotify over the last six months to generate Pokémon cards. Once a user's log-in credentials are accepted, hit the ' Agree' button on the page that requests access to relevant Spotify data, such as their playlist information and listening frequency. Hit the ' Login to Spotify' button - if the user is accessing the site on a machine where they're already using Spotify, there may be no need to put in their username and password. To use PokéPlaylist to transform a user's favorite musical acts into fun Pokémon cards, they first need to head to the third-party website on either a desktop computer or a mobile device's web browser. Related: Spotify Icebergify: How To Get Your Iceberg Chart And Share It
There's another one that turns an individual's listening activity on Spotify into an iceberg made up of the user's top music artists' popularity statistics on the app. Spotify Palette creates a color mood board of sorts and provides an explanation of how the hues generated can represent the user's music sensibilities. There are lots of other similar websites that use Spotify streaming metrics and turn them into fun and quirky art projects.
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