Instafest for Web

Quick summary of the app

Instafest is a free web app that builds a festival-style lineup using your most-played Spotify artists. After you sign in with Spotify, it analyzes your listening history and arranges your top artists across three festival “days.” It’s similar in concept to tools like Icebergify, which also visualizes your listening habits.

How the lineup is generated

• The app pulls your listening data from Spotify to determine which artists you hear the most.
• Those artists are grouped into three separate sections that represent different festival days; the placement is determined automatically.
• You cannot manually move artists around — the arrangement is fixed once the app formats your lineup.

Ways to personalize the result

• You can pick which time span to use for the ranking: all-time favorites, the past six months, or the last four weeks.
• Three visual themes are available so the poster matches your aesthetic: Mojave Dusk, Malibu Sunrise, and LA Twilight.
• There’s also an option to give your festival a custom title before exporting the image.

Saving and sharing

• Once your festival poster is generated you can download the image and share it on social platforms to show friends your curated lineup.

Permissions and limitations

• The web app requires you to log in with Spotify and grant access to your listening history. This is necessary for it to read your top artists.
• Instafest does not modify your Spotify account; it only retrieves data to create the lineup.
• Remember that artist placements are decided by the app’s algorithm and cannot be edited manually.

Verdict

If you enjoy visualizing and sharing your music taste, Instafest is a playful, easy way to turn your Spotify habits into a festival poster. It’s quick to use and offers a few customization choices, but you should be comfortable granting the app read access to your Spotify listening data since that’s required for the feature set to work.