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Last.fm chart poster generator

Tracks, artists, movement, export

Last.fm chart generator for listening history that feels published.

Enter a Last.fm username, pick a timeframe, and choose the Chartwave format that fits the story you want to tell, from Hot 10 charts to album quilts, genre bubbles, and genre drift.

Timeframe

Track and artist charts

Pull both chart types from the same Last.fm username.

Weekly movement

Use right, up, and down arrows with real weekly rank deltas.

Random album quilts

Build 3x3, 4x4, or 5x5 grids from a shuffled album pool.

Genre drift

Compare how genre share rises, fades, or holds steady across every timeframe.

Chartwave

HOT10

@preview.fm

Apr 8, 2026

TOP HOT 10

songs of your season · Last 6 months

Main rank = full selected period · Arrow = latest weekly trend

Weekly no. 1

4w

since Mar 15

01
↑3
TF

The Fate of Ophelia

Harborline

Plays

28

02
→
Or

Ordinary

Mina Reed

Plays

25

03
↓1
MI

Main I Need

Olivia Hart

Plays

24

04
↑
CT

Chasing Texas

Blue Avenue

Plays

21

05
→
Fa

Faded

KELM

Plays

19

06
↑2
Bt

Back to Friends

Opaline

Plays

18

07
↓
Mu

Mutt

Leon Howes

Plays

17

08
→
Da

Daisies

Old Ember

Plays

16

09
↑4
VE

Velvet Exit

Motel Summer

Plays

14

10
→
No

Northbound

Amelia June

Plays

13

01

Fetch top tracks and top artists directly from Last.fm for 1 week, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, or 12 months.

02

Layer in weekly chart movement so the arrows feel like a real chart, not decorative UI.

03

Export the active chart or quilt with the active accent theme as a ready to share image.

How It Works

Chartwave reads your listening history, then turns it into visual formats built for sharing.

Enter a Last.fm username, choose a timeframe, and Chartwave pulls top tracks, top artists, and top albums directly from the Last.fm API. From there, it layers in weekly movement, color themes, and export-ready layouts.

1. Fetch

Read your Last.fm top data

Chartwave requests your top tracks, artists, and albums for the selected time window without asking for your Last.fm password.

2. Compare

Add weekly movement and streak context

Weekly chart snapshots are used to calculate movement arrows and how long the current No. 1 track or artist has stayed on top.

3. Style

Choose the layout and accent

Switch between track charts, artist charts, and album quilts, then tune the final look with pink, blue, or cyan accents.

4. Export

Download the exact version on screen

The generated PNG matches the current chart mode, shuffled album set, and accent theme so the finished export is predictable.

Track Charts

Billboard-inspired top tens

Highlight your most-played songs with rank movement, playcounts, artwork, and weekly No. 1 streak context.

Artist Charts

See who owns your rotation

Compare your top artists across the selected timeframe and track whether they are rising, holding, or falling week to week.

Album Quilts

Randomized cover grids

Pull a fresh random selection from your top 50 albums to create 3x3, 4x4, or 5x5 cover mosaics each time you shuffle.

Explore More

Learn how the tool works, what data it uses, and where to reach out if you need help.

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