Put your cover in the Fiction chart
This is Apple’s current top 100 for Fiction in the United States, the largest of the ten stores on this site. Add your artwork once and it shows up in all four views: in a library row at 55 pixels, on the browse wall, at every size on its own, and against Apple’s file requirements. If you publish elsewhere, the other nine charts are linked below and each one is genuinely different.
Your image is read by your own browser and never sent anywhere. No account, no upload, no limit. Add it once and every view below uses it.
Fiction in ten countries
Each of these is a separate Apple chart with its own top hundred. The six covers shown are the current top six in that store. Follow one to see the whole hundred and to place your cover in it.
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Drop yours into the US top 100 and see it at 55 pixels.
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See yours sitting in the UK top 100 at the size listeners get.
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Put yours in the Nigerian top 100 and check it at 55 pixels.
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Drop yours into the Canadian top 100 and judge it at 55 pixels.
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See yours inside the Australian top 100 at 55 pixels.
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Place yours in the Indian top 100 and read it at 55 pixels.
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Put yours in the Irish top 100 and see it at 55 pixels.
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Drop yours into the South African top 100, at 55 pixels.
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See yours in the German top 100 at the size listeners get.
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Put yours in the New Zealand top 100 and check it small.
Other genres
What Fiction covers actually do
The Midnight Monologue, Underground Zero, The NoSleep Podcast and Blood Stone all read as one-sheet posters: a single strong image, dark, with the title in a display face across it. Sleepy Bookshelf and Jane Austen Stories go pale and illustrated instead, and stand out for it.
At 55 pixels
Fiction is the only genre where 42 of the top 100 have a name of two words or fewer. Short names are why the poster approach survives being shrunk: there is room to set two words large over a dark image.