The problem
A song needs something to look at
YouTube, Reels and live sets all want video, but a still cover image loses viewers and editing software takes hours. Musicians and DJs need visuals that follow the music without a motion-graphics course.
Music Visualizer · audio-reactive video
Music visualizer: turn any song into visuals
Load a track (or play the built-in demo beat) and the visuals move with its frequencies in real time: kaleidoscope sparks, a 3D tunnel, a cosmic web, pulsing orbs and more. Set your colours and background, go full screen, and press Record to save the visuals with the music as a video.
5 days free · no credit card required. Already have an account? Sign in and open it.
- 10 visual styles
- Record video with audio
- Your colours and backgrounds
Who it is for
- Musicians and producers posting tracks on YouTube
- DJs and streamers who want a full-screen visual
- Podcasters who need moving video for audio
- Anyone who likes watching music move
Before
- A static cover image
- Hours in video software
- Visuals that ignore the beat
With Music Visualizer
- Visuals driven by the music itself
- Ten styles, your colours
- A video file from one Record button
How it works
Three steps, right in your browser
- 1
Load your music
MP3, WAV, OGG or AAC, several tracks at once, or the demo beat.
- 2
Pick a style and colours
Ten styles with their own settings; a colour, gradient or your own background image.
- 3
Record or go full screen
Record saves visuals + audio (WebM in Chrome and Firefox, MP4 in Safari).
Made in Music Visualizer
Real results, straight from the app
What is inside
Everything Music Visualizer does
Audio-reactive
Visuals follow the beat and frequencies in real time.
10 visual styles
Sparks, echoes, glyphs, burst, cosmic web, orbs, bars, 80s circles, ripples, tunnel.
Colours and backgrounds
Colour, gradient or your own image, with blur and blend.
Record to video
Visuals plus audio in one file.
Playlist
Several tracks, loop, seek and volume.
Full screen
For a live set, a stream or a second screen.
Turn any song into visuals.
Music Visualizer runs in your browser on a phone, tablet or computer. Nothing to install.
5 days free · no credit card required.
FAQ
Questions people ask
How do I make a music visualizer video?
Load your track, choose a style and colours, press Record and play the song. When you stop (or the last track ends) the app saves a video with the visuals and your music.
Can I use it for my YouTube videos?
Yes. YouTube accepts the WebM files Chrome and Firefox produce. TikTok and Instagram usually prefer MP4, so a WebM may need converting first, while Safari records MP4 directly. Keep the tab visible and do not resize the window while recording.
Is the video MP4?
It depends on your browser: Chrome and Firefox record WebM, Safari records MP4. The app does not convert between formats.
What audio formats are supported?
Any format your browser can play, such as MP3, WAV, AAC or OGG.
Can I try it without my own music?
Yes. Play the built-in demo beat, a 25-second beat made in the browser.
Can I use my own background image?
Yes, from your device, with fit, blur, opacity and blend controls. Use images from your device, because images from other web addresses can stop the recording from working.
Can I use it live?
Yes. Go full screen and play your playlist, or capture the window in OBS for a stream.
Is my music uploaded?
No. Your tracks play and are analysed in your browser.
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