● Audio visualizer
A music visualizer that feels designed
Eight scenes that react to bass, mids and highs — from a neon spectrum halo to ridgelines drifting into the distance. Add your artwork and title, export a 1080p MP4. No watermark wall, no upload.
Drop your song here
MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, OGG or a video file · stays on your device
No sign-up. No upload. Free.How to
Music visualizer: three steps.
Open a song
Use it as-is or apply effects first.
Pick a scene
Tune palette, typography, grain, beat pulse and reactivity.
Export MP4
9:16, 4:5, 1:1 or 16:9 at 720p or 1080p, 30 or 60 fps.
One-click starting points
Visualizer styles
Each link opens the studio with these exact settings. Drop your song in and adjust from there.
Also in the studio
The sound, shaped first.
Before you render, make the audio yours: speed and pitch, five reverb spaces, bass, 8D, echo, lo-fi textures and fades — all live, all on your device.
- Presets: Slowed + Reverb, Nightcore, Lo-fi, 8D, Vaporwave and more
- Tempo and key detection, hold-to-compare with the original
- “Find the hook” for 15, 30 or 60-second clips
FAQ
Questions about the music visualizer.
Is the visualizer really synced to the music?
Yes. Every frame is drawn from the actual audio at that moment — bass, mids, highs, beat detection — so the export moves exactly like the preview.
Do I need to upload my song?
No. Rendering and encoding happen on your device with your browser’s video encoder.
Which browsers can export video?
Current Chrome, Edge, Safari 17+ and Firefox 130+. If a browser can’t encode H.264 we fall back to WebM automatically.
Can I make a YouTube video (16:9)?
Yes — choose 16:9 under Format. Scenes re-compose for landscape.