Your Last.fm all wrapped up.

Month’s over and you want to show everyone who’s been on repeat? Just drop your username.

No account? See RJ’s profile

Top albums

  1. Cover of In RainbowsIn RainbowsRadiohead
  2. Cover of Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to HeavenLift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to HeavenGodspeed You! Black Emperor
  3. Cover of Ants From Up ThereAnts From Up ThereBlack Country, New Road
  4. Cover of A Tábua de EsmeraldaA Tábua de EsmeraldaJorge Ben

What is Laster

Last.fm keeps years of your music taste, but in endless lists.

Laster organizes it all into a map made for you and turns the albums, artists and tracks you played most into images ready to post on your favorite social network.

  • No login
  • No paywall
  • Scrobble heatmap

    A year of listening, day by day, as a heatmap, with the artists you played most that year.

  • Top artists and albums

    Your most played of the last 7 days, the last month, 3 or 12 months, or all time.

  • Collage and profile card

    Build a 3×3, 4×4 or 5×5 collage of albums, artists or tracks, or a card with your numbers, and download it as a PNG.

  • A link to share

    Every profile has its own address, with a preview generated on the spot when you send the link.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to log in to Last.fm?

No. Laster only reads the profile’s public data: just type the username or paste the link.

Is it free?

Yes, completely.

Why doesn’t the scrobble heatmap show up?

Last.fm lets people hide their listening history in the privacy settings. When it’s hidden, the tops still show, but the heatmap doesn’t.

Is Laster made by Last.fm?

No. It’s an independent project built on the public Last.fm API.