YOUR MUSIC DESERVES TO BE SEEN

Audio visualizer.
Sound looks good on you.

A new canvas for your next track. Add your audio, find your style,
and give your sound a visual world of its own.

Private by designNo installationMade for creators
a little sound,
a lot of possibility.
LET’S MAKE SOMETHING
Your creative spaceAudio visualizer
Local creation studio
LIVE CANVAS
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Album Cover + WaveAdd a track or try the demo to play
MAKE IT A VIDEO

Make an audio visualizer online in your browser

1280 × 720 · 30 fps · MP4 · Includes MakeVisualizer mark

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Create locally. Keep your audio on your device.For the tracks you can’t wait to share.

LESS EDITING. MORE CREATING.

Make an audio visualizer in three steps.

From an audio file to a look that feels like you.
Start exploring in three simple steps.

01

Bring your sound

Choose an audio file from your device. Your track stays in your browser while you explore.

02

Find your visual rhythm

Try a cover, waveform or spectrum. Change the color, title and canvas to suit your release.

03

Make it ready to share

Choose from 12 styles, export a 720p MP4 in a supported browser, then preview and download the result.

Make a music visualizer online in your browser

A music visualizer gives a finished track a moving picture without filming a performance. Select your own audio, choose one of twelve styles, and adjust the title, artist name, color and canvas ratio. You can compare a busy chorus with a quiet introduction before committing to a design. The animation follows the audio while your original track becomes the soundtrack of the downloaded video.

Start with a short MP3 or WAV test. Free export supports one track up to six minutes and 50 MB, with a MakeVisualizer watermark for personal use. Landscape is 1280 × 720, portrait is 720 × 1280, and square is 720 × 720. Keep this tab open until export finishes, then save and play the MP4. The studio is a temporary workspace, so save your result before changing tracks or leaving. Visit the pricing page for credits, Pro and the free plan.

Voice visualizer for spoken audio

Use your own spoken recording to create an audio-reactive video. Read the voice visualizer guide for excerpt preparation, captions and export checks.

Read the voice visualizer guide

Beat visualizer for your track

Give a finished beat a moving picture with bars, a line or a circular design. Read the beat visualizer guide to compare styles across your arrangement.

Read the beat visualizer guide

Sound visualizer and spectrum-style views

Present music, speech or recorded sound with an audio-reactive design. Explore waveform and spectrum-style views in the sound visualizer guide.

Read the sound visualizer guide

Online MIDI visualizer: start with an audio export

Export your MIDI arrangement as audio before using this studio; direct .mid upload and piano-roll animation are unsupported. Follow the MIDI visualizer guide for the audio-based workflow.

Read the midi visualizer guide

Spotify visualizer videos from your own audio

Make a release promotion video from your own audio; there is no Spotify connection or stream importer. Read the Spotify visualizer guide and check Canvas requirements separately.

Read the spotify visualizer guide

Start with the MP3 and WAV visualizer, use audio to video for a shareable MP4, or add words in the lyric video generator. Find a title with the song name generator and compare options on pricing.

A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS

Audio visualizer: questions before you press play

Answers about local rendering, visual styles and sharing your finished track.

What can I make here?

Turn a local audio file into a video using twelve visual styles, three canvas ratios, a title, artist name and color. For timed words, open the separate lyric video generator.

Does my audio get uploaded?

Audio visualizer rendering stays in your browser. Optional AI transcription on the lyric page sends audio to a provider only when requested. Reloading this editor clears the selected track.

Which audio files can I use?

Use mono or stereo MP3, WAV, AAC or M4A, up to 50 MB and six minutes. MP4 export requires supported audio encoding at 44.1 or 48 kHz. Invalid or unsupported files show an error.

Is this audio visualizer free?

Free exports are watermarked 720p MP4 files for personal use. You can preview without an account; after ten anonymous exports in a UTC day, sign in to continue. A supported desktop browser is recommended.

Can I export at 1080p or use the result commercially?

Yes. Sign in to buy 100 credits for US$9 or Pro with 100 credits for US$29. Both offer watermark-free 1080p video exports and commercial use for music you have rights to. Credits cost 30 per export; Pro includes unlimited v1 single-track video exports. Batch export is unavailable. See pricing for full terms.

Can I make a Spotify visualizer?

Use your own audio file to make a video promoting your release. There is no Spotify connection or stream importer. Spotify Canvas has separate requirements; this editor does not trim or validate Canvas uploads.

Does it work on phones?

The layout adapts to phones, but mobile export has not been verified on real devices. Encoding support is checked before export. Try a short clip on a supported desktop browser and play the downloaded file.

What is the difference between an audio and music visualizer?

Audio includes speech, music and other sounds. Music visualizer describes the same workflow when the input is a song. Both use this studio; separate duplicate pages are unnecessary.