

If anything is missing or misspelled, iTunes won’t find your artwork. The biggest problem with using iTunes to get album artwork is that each song needs to have all the proper metadata: album name, song title, artist, etc.

But if not, just tether your iPhone to your computer or launch Wi-Fi sync and sync it with iTunes. If you’re a subscriber to Apple Music, these changes should apply over the air. Unlike the last method, this will get the album artwork for all of the songs that don’t have it in your library. Go up to the File menu in iTunes, hover over Library, then select Get Album Artwork. If you have perhaps more than a few songs you need album artwork for, you can also attempt to get it all at once. The first is to right-click the individual song or album that’s missing album artwork then click Get Album Artwork in the menu. If you only have a few songs that you need to get album artwork for, you can do so right in iTunes without the help of any third-party software. Note: Both strategies outlined below require using iTunes on your computer Use iTunes to Replace Each Song’s Album Artwork
