Music Visualizer Studio

Create an editable music visualizer with optional lyrics

Upload audio, choose one of 18 reactive templates and add optional artwork. Preview the composition, refine it in the editor or export an MP4 in your browser. This account workflow uploads your media.

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You can review the public workflow now. Uploading audio, saving previews, opening the editor, and exporting video require an account.

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Your saved previews, editor projects, and exports appear here after you sign in.

Preview

Circular Spectrum

9:16

Generate a preview to see the visualizer.

Preview actions
Generate a preview first.

Example: prepare a visualizer for a new single

Sign in and upload the final audio mix. Choose a ratio and compare a restrained waveform with a more animated template. Add your artwork, then select No lyrics for a first look, or a lyric style if you want to request English recognition.

Generate the preview and listen while watching it. Check that the graphics support the track and that words do not obscure the artwork. If lyrics are selected, wait until they are ready; use the editor to correct them before creating your final version.

Export, open the downloaded MP4 and check the beginning, middle and ending with sound. Use Save to project if you also want the rendered file stored online. For a shorter promo, prepare an excerpt with the audio cutter. See pricing for credit options and applications for other creative tasks.

Build a visual treatment for your track

A release with artwork

Pair a finished song with cover art and a waveform, circular spectrum or another reactive design. Check how the artwork sits in the chosen ratio.

A short music promo

Prepare a short audio excerpt before uploading if you only want a hook or chorus. The setup page has no start/end range selector.

A lyric or karaoke treatment

Choose Classic, Karaoke or Lyric Pulse for recognized words. Recognition is currently set to English; review the text and timing before sharing.

An instrumental or exported AI song

Leave lyrics off for an instrumental. For a song made elsewhere, download its audio first and upload the file; no music-service account connection is required.

Controls in this studio

18 visualizer templates, including Spectrum Bars, Cassette VU, Waveform Line and Circular Spectrum.
Browser-readable audio such as MP3, WAV or M4A, up to 30 minutes; this page does not import video.
Optional background artwork up to 20 MiB.
Landscape 16:9, vertical 9:16 or square 1:1 compositions.
No lyrics, Classic lines, Karaoke highlights or Lyric Pulse word animation.
Saved account projects, an editor handoff, browser MP4 export and a separate Save to project action.

Lyrics, uploads and export

How is this different from the free music visualizer?

This studio requires sign-in, uploads audio and artwork, and saves an editable project. It also offers optional lyric recognition and an editor handoff. The separate free visualizer works locally without an account or media upload and has no lyric-recognition workflow.

When does lyric recognition use credits?

Choose a lyric mode and generate the preview to request cloud recognition when no reusable result exists. Recognition uses credits; it is not necessary with No lyrics. The current request language is English, with no language selector on this form.

What if the lyrics are wrong or unavailable?

Clear vocals help, but singing, background sound and overlapping voices can produce mistakes. Open the saved composition in the editor to correct available captions. If recognition fails, switch to No lyrics to continue without words. A lyric style does not translate the song.

Which adjustments belong in the editor?

The setup page selects template, ratio, artwork and lyric mode. Open in editor for detailed text, caption timing and layout work after a usable preview exists. This form does not expose a general color picker or timeline.

What does MP4 export produce?

The full uploaded track is rendered in your browser with its visuals and selected lyrics. Output is 30 fps: 1920×1080 landscape, 1080×1920 vertical or 1440×1440 square. Encoding support and device memory can limit export, particularly for long tracks.

Does downloading save the exported video online?

No. Preview creation saves the editable project, while export produces a local download. Save to project separately uploads that finished video. After changing the composition, export again to get an updated file; local rendering does not make the account workflow fully local.