16:9 · YouTube uploads

Music visualizer for YouTube — 16:9 video from your track

  • Free 720p
  • No sign-up
  • Audio never uploaded
  • MP4 · 16:9 & 9:16

In short: Musicians upload songs to YouTube as a static image all the time; a moving visualizer keeps people watching. Load your track and artwork, choose a spectrum style and colours, add the title and artist, and export a 16:9 MP4. Free is 720p with no watermark for visualizer-only videos (lyrics add a small one); a one-time pass exports 1080p, and the 30-day or lifetime pass adds 4K.

00:00 / 00:00
Playing a demo beat — drop an MP3/WAV anywhere. Files stay on your device.
Format
Visualizer
Background
Lyrics

Start from a look

Real frames from this editor. Click one, then drop in your song — every setting stays editable.

How it works

  1. Upload song + cover art.
  2. Choose Circle or Bars and two colours from the artwork.
  3. Add title/artist and, optionally, lyrics in the lower third.
  4. Export 16:9 MP4 and upload to YouTube.

YouTube settings that just work

Exports are H.264 video with AAC audio in an MP4 — the format YouTube recommends. 1080p is encoded at about 9 Mbit/s and 4K at about 32 Mbit/s, comfortably above YouTube's recommended upload bitrates for 30 fps.

What you get for free (and what a pass adds)

FreePass ($4.90 / 24 h, $12.90 / 30 days, $29 lifetime)
Sign-upNot neededNot needed — pay once, the pass is stored in your browser
Song lengthAny lengthAny length
Resolution720p, 30 fps1080p (24 h) or 4K (30-day / lifetime), up to 60 fps
WatermarkNone on visualizer videos; small corner mark on lyric videosNone
Formats16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:5Same
Lyric syncTap-to-sync, AI auto-sync (beta), LRC import/exportSame
Where it rendersOn your device (WebCodecs) — the song is never uploadedSame
OutputMP4 (H.264 + AAC)Same

See pricing for details. Passes are one-time payments, not subscriptions.

FAQ

Can I export 4K for YouTube?

Yes, with the 30-day ($12.90) or lifetime ($29) pass. Free exports are 720p.

Will YouTube flag my video?

Only if you upload music you don't have rights to. Use your own songs or tracks you have licensed.

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