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YouTube Music is finally letting you change the cover art of your playlists.

You can then select the category that you want your image to fall into, like animals, food and drink, colors, nature, or travel.

The feature is only rolling out for English language users in the US for now, but YouTube says to “stay tuned for expansion to other regions and languages globally.” Previously, YouTube automatically created an image by merging the art for the first four songs in your playlist into a grid-like format.

That includes a new “speed dial” feature, which plants your most listened-to content on your homepage, allowing you to quickly hop into your favorite tunes.

After rolling out the ability to create custom radio stations earlier this year, YouTube Music introduced a TikTok-like Samples feature that lets you discover new music by listening to snippets of songs.

It also added a comments section to its songs as it aims to compete with Spotify, which just saw an increase in monthly active users.

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