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# Add Cover Art
To uplift the presentation of your Node, Nodes supports the creation and presentation of cover art for your Node.
Making one of your components the cover art for your Node is really straightforward.
Step-by-step instructions:
* Open the Node Drive Panel.
* Find or [upload](/create-and-publish/create-a-node/add-components.md) the component you want to use as your cover art.
* Click on the component menu, the three dots at the end of the component name
* From the pop-up menu, choose 'Set as Cover Art'.
* If you want to replace it, simply set another component as cover art in the same way.
* Should you want to remove the cover art, go to the component chosen as your cover art (it could be useful to pin it) - click on the component menu and you will see that instead of 'Set as Cover Art' it says 'Remove Cover Art'. Select this option.
Set cover art video demo below:
Set cover art + some tips & tricks to keeping track of it (e.g. rename & pin the component used)
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