Built for musicians
Keep the cover, artist, and track name visible while motion reacts to the audio.
Audio-reactive creator
Combine a song, cover image, artist and track text, and an audio-reactive visual into a shareable canvas. The tool runs locally and is designed for visualizers, release posts, and looping music promos.
Researched and updated August 20, 2026

Built for musicians
Upload a track and optional square artwork, add release text, choose the visual style and platform frame, then preview or export.
Choose the demo, microphone, or an audio file.
Local processing: this tool does not upload the selected audio or artwork.
Keep the cover, artist, and track name visible while motion reacts to the audio.
Compose 16:9 YouTube, 9:16 Stories/Reels, or 1:1 feed visuals from the same track.
The selected song and artwork remain on this device in the interactive tool.
Use a mastered or preview audio file you have permission to publish.
Upload square artwork and enter the artist and track name with readable contrast.
Select bars, waveform, or radial response, then tune color and sensitivity to the song.
Use the target aspect ratio, review the full track, and export WebM in a supported browser.
| Format | Best for | Recommended layout |
|---|---|---|
| 16:9 | YouTube visualizers and website embeds | Artwork left/center with room for metadata |
| 9:16 | Reels, Shorts, Stories, and teaser loops | Large central art with safe top/bottom text |
| 1:1 | Feed posts and compact release loops | Centered artwork with radial or mirror motion |
| Narrative multi-scene | A full song story or performance film | Use a real editor; this tool is a visualizer, not a timeline |
Use it for reactive release visuals and promos. Use a timeline editor for multi-scene storytelling, lyrics, choreography, and complex cuts.
Yes. Upload a track and cover image, then use audio-reactive bars, waveform, or radial motion to create a visualizer-style video.
No. The interactive tool uses browser media APIs and keeps the chosen audio and image on this device.
The browser tool exports WebM where supported. Use a video editor or trusted local transcoder when a platform requires MP4.
Not by itself. A narrative video needs multiple shots, a timeline, performance or character continuity, lyrics, sound mixing, and editorial control.