Audio VisualizerThe Audio Visualizer lets you make a music video using your own songs, pictures, videos and lyrics. You can pick a template and change what you want, or start with an empty scene and put everything together yourself.  Full List of FeaturesMusic and Audio- Upload a song from your computer, load one from a URL, or use something from the Free Music collection.
- Make different parts of the video react to the bass, beats, specific frequencies or the song’s overall volume.
- Control how much each effect reacts and how quickly it responds. Sensitivity, smoothing, attack, release and response limits are adjustable.
- Combine audio responses and save controls that you can reuse.
- Detect the tempo automatically, enter the BPM yourself, or tap along with the song. There are also options to halve or double the BPM.
- Adjust the timing of the visual response without changing when the music plays or when the lyrics appear.
- Use the song’s waveform to find a section, zoom in and line things up with the beat.
Visuals and Backgrounds- Choose from templates for music videos, podcasts, album artwork and vertical videos. Search by genre, environment, style or format.
- Add spectrum bars, circular visualizers, waveforms, oscilloscopes, spectrograms, spinning records and other styles.
- Use several visualizers in the same video.
- Add pictures, video clips, text, solid colors, particles and effects as separate layers.
- Use a color, gradient, picture, video or transparent background.
- Browse the included pictures and backgrounds, or import your own.
- Put album artwork in the center of compatible circular visualizers.
- Add weather and particle effects, then adjust their colors, movement, size, lifespan and reaction to the music.
- Build a scene using separate foreground and background pictures. Each can move at a different speed to give the scene depth.
- Add drifting, continuous scrolling or movement toward and away from the camera.
- Apply bloom, vignette, film grain and color grading across the scene.
Text and Lyrics- Add song titles, artist names, album information, lower thirds, credits, time counters and BPM displays.
- Import lyrics from SRT, VTT, LRC, ASS/SSA, TXT or JSON files, or paste them into the editor.
- Animate a whole line, individual words or individual letters.
- Adjust when lyrics appear, how long they stay and whether lines overlap.
- Move and resize lyric blocks on the timeline. You can also split, merge and repeat lines.
- Pick an animation preset and change how the text enters and leaves.
- Customize fonts, colors, outlines, shadows, spacing and text wrapping.
- Highlight words as they’re sung or make the text react to the music.
- Give lyrics depth and movement, including zooming and text passing toward or away from the viewer.
Editing and Animation- Move, resize and rotate things directly on the preview, or enter their position, scale, rotation and opacity.
- Rename, reorder, duplicate, hide, lock and delete layers.
- Search and filter the layer list, or select several layers to edit together.
- Group layers, set parent layers and save groups as reusable components.
- Use keyframes to animate settings over time.
- Trim, split, copy, paste and rearrange layer clips.
- Use snapping, alignment guides and frame-by-frame controls for more precise editing.
- Adjust blend modes, masks, mattes, blur, borders and shadows.
- Remove a selected background color with chroma key.
- Mark verses, choruses and other sections, then change how selected layers behave during those parts.
- Generate beat-based pulses, zooms and alternating visibility. These become editable animation, so you can adjust the results afterward.
Saving and Exporting- Make landscape, vertical, square, ultrawide or custom-sized videos.
- Choose a resolution preset, including 4K, or enter the dimensions yourself.
- Set the frame rate.
- Use a lower preview resolution while editing and keep the export at full quality. Playback quality can also adjust automatically when a scene is running slowly.
- Save a scene and reopen it later.
- Save a PNG of the current preview.
- Export MP4 with H.264 video and AAC audio, WebM, or a sequence of PNG images.
- Keep a transparent background with WebM where supported, or with PNG images.
- Export the whole song or a selected section, and adjust the bitrate.
- Pause, resume or cancel an export.
- Export a ZIP containing different video sizes and PNG artwork. Each output can have its own layout and use a different part of the song.
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The Audio Visualizer lets you make a music video using your own songs, pictures, videos and lyrics. You can pick a template and change what you want, or start with an empty scene and put everything together yourself.
Full List of Features
Music and Audio
- Upload a song from your computer, load one from a URL, or use something from the Free Music collection.
- Make different parts of the video react to the bass, beats, specific frequencies or the song’s overall volume.
- Control how much each effect reacts and how quickly it responds. Sensitivity, smoothing, attack, release and response limits are adjustable.
- Combine audio responses and save controls that you can reuse.
- Detect the tempo automatically, enter the BPM yourself, or tap along with the song. There are also options to halve or double the BPM.
- Adjust the timing of the visual response without changing when the music plays or when the lyrics appear.
- Use the song’s waveform to find a section, zoom in and line things up with the beat.
Visuals and Backgrounds
- Choose from templates for music videos, podcasts, album artwork and vertical videos. Search by genre, environment, style or format.
- Add spectrum bars, circular visualizers, waveforms, oscilloscopes, spectrograms, spinning records and other styles.
- Use several visualizers in the same video.
- Add pictures, video clips, text, solid colors, particles and effects as separate layers.
- Use a color, gradient, picture, video or transparent background.
- Browse the included pictures and backgrounds, or import your own.
- Put album artwork in the center of compatible circular visualizers.
- Add weather and particle effects, then adjust their colors, movement, size, lifespan and reaction to the music.
- Build a scene using separate foreground and background pictures. Each can move at a different speed to give the scene depth.
- Add drifting, continuous scrolling or movement toward and away from the camera.
- Apply bloom, vignette, film grain and color grading across the scene.
Text and Lyrics
- Add song titles, artist names, album information, lower thirds, credits, time counters and BPM displays.
- Import lyrics from SRT, VTT, LRC, ASS/SSA, TXT or JSON files, or paste them into the editor.
- Animate a whole line, individual words or individual letters.
- Adjust when lyrics appear, how long they stay and whether lines overlap.
- Move and resize lyric blocks on the timeline. You can also split, merge and repeat lines.
- Pick an animation preset and change how the text enters and leaves.
- Customize fonts, colors, outlines, shadows, spacing and text wrapping.
- Highlight words as they’re sung or make the text react to the music.
- Give lyrics depth and movement, including zooming and text passing toward or away from the viewer.
Editing and Animation
- Move, resize and rotate things directly on the preview, or enter their position, scale, rotation and opacity.
- Rename, reorder, duplicate, hide, lock and delete layers.
- Search and filter the layer list, or select several layers to edit together.
- Group layers, set parent layers and save groups as reusable components.
- Use keyframes to animate settings over time.
- Trim, split, copy, paste and rearrange layer clips.
- Use snapping, alignment guides and frame-by-frame controls for more precise editing.
- Adjust blend modes, masks, mattes, blur, borders and shadows.
- Remove a selected background color with chroma key.
- Mark verses, choruses and other sections, then change how selected layers behave during those parts.
- Generate beat-based pulses, zooms and alternating visibility. These become editable animation, so you can adjust the results afterward.
Saving and Exporting
- Make landscape, vertical, square, ultrawide or custom-sized videos.
- Choose a resolution preset, including 4K, or enter the dimensions yourself.
- Set the frame rate.
- Use a lower preview resolution while editing and keep the export at full quality. Playback quality can also adjust automatically when a scene is running slowly.
- Save a scene and reopen it later.
- Save a PNG of the current preview.
- Export MP4 with H.264 video and AAC audio, WebM, or a sequence of PNG images.
- Keep a transparent background with WebM where supported, or with PNG images.
- Export the whole song or a selected section, and adjust the bitrate.
- Pause, resume or cancel an export.
- Export a ZIP containing different video sizes and PNG artwork. Each output can have its own layout and use a different part of the song.
If you have any questions, issues, or suggestions, let me know.
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