[All Platforms] Add visuals (or upload) for desktop and TV

[DaleCocoDale]

I think it would be awesome to add a visuals feature, for Desktop and TV players (Roku). Some times I just don't want to see the menu while I'm listening  music, to delve into the full experience of what you want to hear, visuals reenforce it and if you have the chance to customize what you watch while listing to music, it only amplifies the experience, a whole no perspective of audiovisuals. 

With an "on and off " button if the listener wants to use it or not.

[ixamador]

Its been 3 years, and I'm still waiting. Please make it happen (ಥ﹏ಥ)

[heyskeletor]

Please please add this feature, it would be a fantastic addition.

[JustFluxz]

Still waiting... 😢

[renehbeau]

It's only been 5 years...

Just call it an AI visualizer and launch it already. 

[kozmali]

Hello, at what stage of development is this feature please? Thank you for your response.

[MikyValles]

It would be awesome to have an audio spectrum that you could choose to place somewhere on the screen, so you can entertain yourself a bit and not get bored when there's nothing to watch

[serge000]

If you have a Windows computer, try MilkDrop 3 it's fully compatible with Spotify https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7A9sjUXB5i0

[addycastro]

Keeeeeen

[Ra3sayJUMP]

I am surprised this has been "on the radar" for so long without any progression. I truely feel like an audio visualizer would be an awesome addition to Spotify's app. especially since I play my music on my tv or tablet while I do other things, and I would really enjoy having a visual to go along with it instead of just the album cover. It feels so stagnant. 

It doesn't have to be all fancy and customizable (though, that would be really cool) I feel like most people would enjoy just some visual beat to the music. 

I hope this gets picked up soon. 

[Sbarry79]

Absolute state of this company 5 years no updates for a basic feature. Also still can't get the actual family plan to support different streams to different devices at the same time. Honestly on the verge of switching to YouTube music, the hassle of porting lists is increasingly looking worth it