Three player skins, one embed snippet. Each one re-themes itself from your cover art the moment a track loads. Scroll the gallery, then see the kind of sites already running Resona in the wild.
Set the skin on any player and the cover-art auto-theme does the rest. Each preview below shows a different accent pulled straight from its artwork.
classicThe full player — cover, transport, scrubber, volume and a scrollable playlist. The default when you want listeners to browse a whole queue.
miniCompact, single-line, no playlist — a slim strip that tucks into a sidebar, footer or blog post without stealing the page.
coverLarge centered artwork front and center — the most immersive look. The auto-theme reads loudest here, glowing in the cover's own palette.
A snapshot of how creators drop the snippet in. Every cover sets its own accent — so the player always feels native to the page it lives on.
A roaster's blog plays its monthly café mixtape from a mini strip under each post.
A one-page band site leads with the cover skin so the new single's art fills the hero.
Every episode lives in a classic player with the full back-catalogue queued as a playlist.
A late-night mix archive where synced lyrics light up the lyrics tab on every set.
A novelist pins a mini player with the book's "reading soundtrack" to the chapter index.
A production studio shows off client reels in a classic player with branding removed.
Build a queue in the dashboard, pick a skin, and paste one line. The player themes itself from your cover art the moment it loads — no uploads, no build step.
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