Right-click any album, get clean JSON in your clipboard. That’s the whole product:

{
  "title": "Currents",
  "artist": "Tame Impala",
  "image": "https://image-cdn-ak.spotifycdn.com/image/...",
  "url": "https://open.spotify.com/album/79dL7FLiJFOO0EoehUHQBv"
}

My /music page is the running list of albums I have listened to and loved - partly automated, partly hand-curated. The friction of capturing the title, artist, cover, and canonical URL each time I wanted to add one was exactly the kind of annoyance that a small tool can fix. The output is the same shape no matter which store you started from, so the destination - a music page, a blog post, a music.json file - does not care.

There are five ways to trigger it, all wrapping the same extractor core:

• Browser extension (Chrome and Firefox, MV3) - right-click any album link anywhere on the web, or use the toolbar button when on an album page
• Bookmarklet - single-line javascript: URL, zero install, works on any browser
• Standalone CLI - single-file binary, no runtime, prints JSON to stdout
• Spicetify extension - adds the menu entry inside Spotify desktop’s native right-click

Supported sources: Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, Deezer, Qobuz, and Bandcamp. Adding a new one is one file in src/shared/sources/ plus a registration line - every interface picks it up automatically.

Source at github.com/afonsojramos/album-details-extractor. The browser extension is on Mozilla Add-ons for Firefox and the Chrome Web Store for Chromium.