Your beat deserves more than a still image.
Drop in the final bounce, choose a look, add your producer name, and export a video ready to post. The visual responds to the actual audio—not a BPM value you have to type in.
From finished beat to finished post
A beat visualizer should make the music feel active without burying the producer name or the artwork. Start with Mirror Line for a restrained waveform, Classic for familiar spectrum bars, or Fire for a more aggressive release look.
Make it in three moves.
Bring your bounce
Load the MP3, WAV, or another browser-decodable audio file. Add cover art or a logo if the beat has one.
Pick a visual identity
Choose a template, then set color, artist and track text, and beat response. Preview the loudest part before exporting.
Export the right cut
Use landscape for a full YouTube upload or a selected vertical section for Shorts and Reels. Save the project if you want the same look on the next beat.
A repeatable look for your beat catalog
Keep one color palette and text placement across uploads, then swap the track and artwork. The result feels like one producer brand without rebuilding a video from scratch each time.
- Start with the drop
- Preview the busiest eight bars. If the spectrum overwhelms the artwork there, reduce reactivity before rendering.
- Keep the name legible
- Artist and track text are included in the current templates; you can edit, move, or remove those layers.
- Choose a deliberate frame
- 16:9 is a natural starting point for YouTube. Make a separate 9:16 composition for vertical posts instead of cropping the final landscape file.
Good questions.
Do I need to know the BPM?
No. The preview responds to your audio. You can fine-tune how strongly the visualizer and Beat Effects react.
Can I use my producer tag or logo?
You can add a logo image and set artist and track text in the editor. Audio tags should already be part of the audio file you load.
Can I reuse the same design?
Yes. Save a portable VisualizerWave project with its settings and media, then open it later for another release.
Make the visual.
Keep the music yours.
One payment, unlimited local exports. No render credits or monthly bill.