Make a music visualizer that moves with your track

Start with the release assets you control

Import the song and artwork or video you are cleared to publish. The preview lets you judge the visual against quiet passages as well as the track’s biggest moment, before you commit to an export.

Inputs and checks

• Use a still image or video as the visual source.
• Choose 16:9, 9:16, or 1:1 before arranging the frame.
• Preview the intro, a transition, and the loudest section.

Choose a response, then make it yours

Depth Pulse, Liquid Motion, and Light Trails give three starting points rather than three finished templates. Use the editor controls to decide how bass, mids, highs, and beats influence movement so the animation supports the track instead of competing with its artwork.

Preset starting points

• Depth Pulse emphasizes impact and depth.
• Liquid Motion favors fluid displacement and color movement.
• Light Trails follows the track with image motion and light.

Export with realistic browser expectations

VFXBeat exports locally at 720p or 1080p. The browser determines whether MP4 or WebM is available, and long or high-resolution exports can take time on slower devices. Keep the tab open until the file is ready.

Output and limitations

• Test the final composition at the destination aspect ratio.
• Use current desktop browsers for the most reliable export.
• Read the browser support guide before a time-sensitive release.

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