Pick an audio file from your device, or choose an eligible track you own from your account. The visualizer accepts MP3, WAV, OGG, M4A, AAC, FLAC, and WMA files from 15 seconds to 8 minutes, with a 100 MB upload limit. Browser playback depends on whether your browser can decode the file, so check that it plays after loading it.
Audio Visualizer for Reactive Music Graphics
Live preview with audio
Play to see the waveform react. Save the project, then use the export panel to check availability and export the video.
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Shape a track into a music video with audio-reactive spectrum bars, a waveform, or a circular halo. Open the workbench and preview your choices locally before signing in or submitting a render.
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Start with a track that fits
For a single-song video, start with the specific mix or edit you want to feature. That gives you a clear track to build the visual direction around before you begin adjusting the composition.
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Choose a visual direction
Pick an editable starting point: Aurora radio, Paper sessions, Violet orbit, or After hours. Each template gives you a different composition to adjust around the track. The spectrum bars, waveform, or circular halo respond to audio analysis; they are visual treatments of the sound, not generated story scenes or footage.
Set a track title and artist, then add artwork embedded in an MP3 or upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP image up to 10 MB. Arrange those details with the template you chose, and keep the most important information easy to see in the composition.
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Set the video dimensions
Match the aspect ratio to the place you plan to share the video: choose 16:9, 9:16, or 1:1. Then select a resolution of 360p, 720p, or 1080p and a frame rate of 24 or 30 frames per second. These settings define the output canvas and motion cadence, so decide on the intended viewing format before arranging the composition.
The finished file is an MP4 with H.264 video and AAC audio. As you refine the composition, keep key artwork and track details within the visible frame so they remain easy to read in the exported video.
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Add lyrics with timing you control
You can enter lyric lines manually and set a start and end time for each line. Choose whether the timed lyrics sit at the bottom or center of the frame, then review their placement against the music. Manual timing gives you control over which lines appear and when; the visualizer does not transcribe arbitrary uploaded audio or create per-word karaoke timing.
For eligible songs generated on AI Music Agent, existing timed lyrics can be reused. If you request new precise timing for one of those songs, the timing request costs 5 credits. This option is specific to eligible songs created on the site; it does not extract lyric timing from every uploaded track. When preparing lines yourself, listen through the relevant moments and enter the timing you want the video to show.
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Review the local preview, then save your project
Load your audio and make a first pass through the composition in the local preview. Check that the graphic, artwork, title, artist, and any timed lyric lines sit together as intended. This preview happens in the workbench before sign-in and does not submit a paid server task, so you can inspect the layout before deciding whether to continue.
When you are signed in, save the project so you can reopen it and export a revised version later. Saving gives you a way to return to your own design choices instead of rebuilding the setup from memory. Before moving on, review the visual rhythm and text placement through the track, especially where lyrics or longer artist and title names appear. Make any revisions in the project and check the preview again.
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Submit and follow the server render
Before submitting, review the estimated credit cost shown in the interface. You must be signed in to send a server render request, so check that the design and output settings are ready first.
Once submitted, the render continues as a background task. Check its status in task history when you return. The completed file is stored privately and downloaded through an authenticated account route.
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Choose the right video format for your project
For a project built around photos and lyrics, use the photo-video tool. Choose this visualizer when you want graphics that respond to a music track.
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Render and file questions
What happens if a charged render is canceled or fails?
If a charged render is canceled or fails, a refund path is available. Retry attempts are limited.
How long are rendered MP4 files kept?
Expired MP4 outputs are removed after 30 days. Download a completed file while it is available if you need to keep it for longer.