Audio to video

How to convert audio to video

Select the audio file you want people to hear, then choose a visual style that gives it a picture. The Album Cover + Wave style uses the studio’s built-in cover design, while Waveform Line and Classic Bars offer audio-reactive layouts. Custom artwork upload is not currently supported. Add a title and artist name, select a color, and watch the preview before exporting.

Choose from twelve visual styles and three aspect ratios. Landscape produces 1280 × 720, portrait 720 × 1280, and square 720 × 720. The free workflow supports a mono or stereo track up to six minutes and 50 MB. Export requires supported audio at 44.1 or 48 kHz and a browser that can encode H.264 video and AAC audio. Try a short clip first if you have not used this device before.

An MP4 soundtrack with a visual identity

An audio file on its own cannot show your track title or moving graphics in a video player. This converter creates a real video track alongside your soundtrack. It renders the chosen visual design frame by frame and combines it with the audio in one MP4. You can cancel a render and try another layout. Keep the tab open until the file is ready, then download it before leaving.

What the exported MP4 contains

The exported MP4 combines your soundtrack with the selected moving design, title and framing. Free output carries a MakeVisualizer watermark and is for personal use; you remain responsible for music rights. Review the downloaded file from its opening through a section near the end, listening to the audio and checking the picture before sharing. Sign in to buy credits or Pro for watermark-free 1080p exports and commercial use. See pricing for current plans and availability. There is no batch export or cloud project storage.

Working specifically with music files? See the MP3 and WAV visualizer. Add manually timed words with the lyric video generator, or return to the audio visualizer guide.