Title: PSA: How to add cover images to AetherSX2 (and where to find them) Post: One of the easiest ways to make your AetherSX2 game library look great is adding cover art. Here's a quick guide. How to add covers automatically:
Long-press a game in your library. Tap "Download Cover Art" . AetherSX2 will try to pull the image from a public database.
If that fails (or you want a custom cover): Manual method:
Find a cover image (600x800 or similar ratio works best) – save it as a .jpg or .png . Rename the file to match your game's ROM filename exactly. Example: God of War II.iso → God of War II.jpg Place it in: Android/data/xyz.aethersx2.android/files/covers/ Refresh your library. aethersx2 cover image
Best places to find cover images:
GameTDB.com (Wii/GC database, but PS2 covers work well) TheGamesDB.net LaunchBox Games Database Consoles + Box art (Google search, but stick to reputable sites)
Pro tip: If a cover won't show up, check that: Title: PSA: How to add cover images to
The filename matches exactly (case-sensitive on some devices). The image isn't corrupt or too large (under ~500KB is safe). You've granted AetherSX2 storage permissions.
Bonus: Some users make custom vertical "PS2 style" spines – share yours below!
Want me to adjust this for a specific platform (Twitter, Discord, Facebook) or add screenshots? Tap "Download Cover Art"
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