34 Create & Analyze
Music VisualizerMake a music visualizer video
Give your music visuals with animations that follow the beat, ready for YouTube and TikTok.
Upload a song and watch it move
Drop it here or choose it. Meanwhile, tap a style to see how it looks.
MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG, M4A · up to 100 MB
Upload an audio file or turn on the microphone to create the video.
Free · local processing · no account
Export is recorded in real time: it takes as long as the audio. Keep this tab visible (hiding it pauses the recording). MP4 or WebM depending on your browser; transparent backgrounds need WebM.
Engines and licensesAbout Music Visualizer
Turn a song into an animated video that reacts to every bass hit and every high note. Choose from 12 visual styles, a color theme and the screen format, add a background image if you like and export the video with your audio built in. With the microphone, the animation responds live to your voice or whatever is playing nearby.
What you can do with it
- 01
Videos for your songs
If you make music, upload your track and get a moving video to post on YouTube or social media without editing anything by hand.
- 02
Podcast clips
Turn a slice of an episode into a clip with a subtle waveform and your brand colors to promote it.
- 03
Ambient music on video
Give an ambient or lo-fi piece visuals with a calm style, like the wave or the orbs, and upload it as a video.
- 04
Live visuals
Turn on the microphone, put the screen on a projector and let the animation follow the music at a party, rehearsal or DJ set.
How it works, in 3 steps
Choose the source
Upload an audio file to create a video, or use the microphone so the animation reacts live to what's playing around you.
Design the visual
Pick style, color theme and format for where you'll post it, and add a background image if you want. Adjust the sensitivity and the bars.
Export the video
Click «Export video»: it records in real time, so it takes as long as the song. You'll get an MP4 or WebM with the animation and audio together.
The 12 visual styles
Bars and mirror
The classic spectrum: bars rising with each frequency band, from the bottom or mirrored from the center.
Radial and fire ring
The spectrum arranged in a circle, with peaks pointing outward. The fire ring pulses with the bass.
Wave
A line that draws the signal like an oscilloscope. Low sensitivity keeps it minimal; high, it shakes hard.
Mountain and terrain
Layers of spectrum stacked like mountains and a landscape that rolls forward to the rhythm of the frequencies.
Particles and stars
Sparks bursting from the center and a trip through space where stars rush toward you with the bass.
Rings, dots and orbs
Concentric waves, a matrix of lights and glowing spheres that breathe with the music.
Colors and format
12 color themes (neon, sunset, ocean, synthwave, aurora…) or a custom one, in 16:9, 1:1 or 9:16, at 720p or 1080p.
Tips for better results
- Export is recorded in real time: it takes as long as the audio. Keep this tab visible (hiding it pauses the recording). MP4 or WebM depending on your browser; transparent backgrounds need WebM.
- Choose the format before designing: 9:16 for vertical video, 16:9 for YouTube and 1:1 for square posts.
- If the audio is calm or it's speech, raise the sensitivity; if the music is very loud, lower it so the animation doesn't saturate.
- With a transparent background you can place the visualizer over another video in your editor.
- Use the album cover as the background image so the video is recognizable at a glance.
- If you only want a clip, trim the audio first: short clips work better on social media.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly does a music visualizer do?
It analyzes the audio as it plays, separating lows, mids and highs, and uses that to move bars, shapes or particles. The result is an animation that follows the music moment by moment.
What is microphone mode for?
To watch the animation react live to your voice, an instrument or music from speakers. It doesn't play anything through the speakers, so there's no feedback.
Which video format should I choose?
Landscape 16:9 for YouTube, vertical 9:16 for TikTok and short videos, and square 1:1 for feed posts.
Can I add a background image?
Yes. Under «Background», choose «Own image» and upload a JPG, PNG or WebP: the animation is drawn on top. To compose it yourself in an editor, choose «Transparent».
How long does exporting take?
As long as the audio, since the video is recorded in real time. Keep the tab visible: if you hide it, the recording pauses until you come back.
Which format is the video?
MP4 or WebM depending on your browser, at 720p or 1080p. Transparent backgrounds are only possible in WebM.