Music visualizer maker for your tracks

Not every release needs a narrative music video. For electronic, lo-fi, ambient and instrumental music, a visualizer that moves with the sound is often the better fit: it keeps attention on the audio, it loops well and it is simple to publish on YouTube or as a background for a stream.

Clipbeat renders visualizers directly from your audio file. Pick a preset, place it over a background, add your artwork or lyrics if you want, and export the finished video from your browser.

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50 free credits · No credit card · Runs in your browser

How it works

  1. STEP 1

    Upload the track

    Drop an mp3 or wav. The audio is analysed so the visualizer and any beat-synced cuts follow the song.

  2. STEP 2

    Choose a visualizer preset

    Start from a professional preset of frequency bars or spectrum shapes and switch colour gradients until it fits your artwork.

  3. STEP 3

    Build the background

    Use your cover art, an AI-generated image, stock footage or a moving AI shot behind the visualizer.

  4. STEP 4

    Export

    Render in 16:9 for YouTube, 9:16 for Shorts and Reels, or square, straight from your browser.

Audio-reactive, not a looping GIF

The visualizer reads the frequency content of your actual track, so kicks, bass lines and breakdowns are visible on screen. Quiet intros stay calm and drops hit hard, which is what separates a real visualizer from a generic animated background.

Presets are built on a proven audio analysis engine with several bar and spectrum modes and colour gradients such as rainbow, prism and cool tones. You can layer the visualizer over any clip on the timeline.

Add visuals without a camera

A strong background makes a visualizer feel like a release instead of a screensaver. Describe a mood — "neon city at night, slow camera pan" or "floating shards of light on a black background" — and generate a matching image with AI. Animate it into a short moving shot, or search Pexels and Pixabay for free stock footage.

  • AI images with Flux or Ideogram
  • Image-to-video shots with Kling or Luma
  • Stock footage search built into the editor
  • Your own cover art and photos

Lyrics are optional

If the track has vocals, you can combine the visualizer with automatically synced lyrics. Transcription gives word-level timing in more than fifty languages, and you choose whether lyrics appear line by line, word by word or as a full verse.

Pricing in plain numbers

The visualizer itself runs in your browser and does not use credits. Credits are only spent on AI generations — for example 2 credits for a Flux Dev image or 8 for a Kling 1.6 Standard video shot. New accounts start with 50 free credits and no card.

Free exports are 720p with a small watermark. Indie ($12/month) removes the watermark and exports at 1080p.

Frequently asked questions

Does the visualizer cost credits?

No. Visualizers and browser export are free on every plan; only AI generations such as images and video shots use credits.

Can I use my album cover as the background?

Yes. Upload any image or video and place the visualizer on top of it.

What formats can I export?

16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5, so the same project can become a YouTube video and a vertical clip.

Is there a length limit?

Browser exports have no length or count limit on any plan.

Make a visualizer for your next release

Upload a track, pick a preset and export. Start with 50 free credits for AI backgrounds — no credit card.

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