Spotify is testing a major overhaul of your profile page

Despite being one of the world’s best music players, Spotify was no exception to a global layoff phenomenon that saw 600 employees acquire pink slips earlier this year. However, while user response has been mixed, this hasn’t stopped Spotify from rolling out new features for its mobile and web versions, as the TikTok-esque music discovery feature came out a few weeks ago. We’re testing out a completely revamped UI for the user profile section by adding card layouts across the page.

The addition of this feature was first revealed by Chris Messina. twitter, also shared a screenshot detailing the scope of the changes. 1 user Claim This feature has been exposed in the app for some time. But, as TechCrunch rightly points out, this is probably because Spotify is testing upcoming features in certain markets. Despite this, it’s safe to say that the UI hasn’t been widely deployed to the masses.

Spotify’s updated profile page UI also directs users to some of its most appreciated features, such as Blend playlists and recommendations. TechCrunch reached out to the company for comment, but a Spotify spokesperson confirmed the feature’s existence but didn’t provide details about its wider availability. I can’t help but notice the general effect.

The screenshot shows the “vibe” status that users can set above their name, but it has now been relocated to the top right of the screen. In terms of features, the ability to create playlists directly from your profile page is useful, the Explore more features tab lets you like additional songs for better recommendations, and live events near you. Searching is also convenient. Profile viewers can receive more information about themselves, such as whether they’re on Premium, as well as information about their country, followers/following, and more.

Meanwhile, the View More Cards tab lets you add more cards to your profile view, as well as any new cards Spotify rolls out in the future. Messina says that when you tap a card, you’ll see messages like, “There’s nothing here yet,” or “We’re creating more content. Coming soon.” Finally, there is a preview his page that shows the visitor what your profile will look like.

As with any feature under test, it’s unclear when that feature will be available globally. is unlikely to occur. However, Spotify hopes its profile page design upgrade will get better feedback than its TikTok-inspired March update.