Music Visualizer for YouTube & Spotify
A static cover image is the most skipped video on YouTube. A visualizer gives every release a moving picture without hiring a motion designer, and it’s faithful to the track: every kick, snare and synth swell shows up on screen.
Load your master, pick a style that suits the genre, add your artwork as the background and export a full-length 1080p video. Your unreleased music is processed on your own machine. The only thing that ever sends a copy is the optional Analyze song step for timing lyrics, which you start yourself.
Recommended setups
YouTube upload
Bars over a palette gradient at 1080p — clean, genre-neutral and easy to read on a TV.
Bars · 1080p · 1920×1080
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Lo-fi loop
The soft waveform in Sunset. Pair it with your cover art for a relaxed listening video.
Waveform · 1080p · 1920×1080
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Canvas & teaser
Circular rings at 9:16 for Spotify Canvas, Reels and pre-save teasers.
Circular · 9:16 · 1080×1920
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Match the style to the genre
Bars and the 3D Mesh suit electronic and hip-hop. Waveform and Mirror flatter vocals and acoustic tracks. Particles and Radial work for ambient and cinematic music.
Spotify Canvas is 3–8 seconds
Upload a short loopable section rather than the whole song, export at 9:16 and trim to length — Canvas loops automatically.
Export the master, not a preview MP3
The visuals follow the audio you load. A WAV or high-bitrate file gives the cleanest high end and the most detailed movement.
Check your rights
The visuals are yours, but YouTube Content ID still matches the song. Only upload music you own or have licensed.