Music video maker — no camera needed
Every release needs a video, and most releases do not have a film budget. This music video maker builds one from the song itself: a music visualizer that moves with your track, sized for every platform you post on.
How to do it
- 01
Upload your song
MP3, WAV, FLAC or M4A. Add your cover art and the title if you want them in the video.
- 02
Choose a visual style
Twenty styles, from a quiet waveform to a 3D particle storm. Change the colors to match your artwork.
- 03
Export and post
Download an MP4 for YouTube, Shorts, TikTok, Instagram or Spotify Canvas.
A video that follows the song
The track is analyzed before anything is drawn: where the kicks land, how the energy builds, where the biggest moment is. The visuals are driven by that analysis, so the video reacts to your music rather than just pulsing with the volume.
More than one look per song
A single visual can feel long over three minutes. Section styles switch the look on the beat at each part of the song, and overlays put a second visualizer on top of the first — a skyline with dancers in front, a tunnel with stars flying through it.
When to film instead
A visualizer is the fast option, not a replacement for a directed music video. For a lead single with a story to tell, film it. For the other tracks on the release, the lyric-less instrumentals, the weekly uploads and the teaser clips, a music visualizer gets a good-looking video out the same day.
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Music video maker FAQ
Is this music video maker free?
Yes, to start. Preview every style and export up to 5 minutes in 720p, 3 times a day. Paid exports run longer, add 1080p and 4K, remove the watermark and unlock section styles and overlays.
Do I need video editing skills?
No. There is no timeline to edit. You choose a style, colors and text, and the video is generated from your song.
Can I add my own photos or footage?
You can add one image — usually your cover art — as the background. Importing video footage is not supported.
What is the difference between a music video and a music visualizer?
A music video is filmed or animated scene by scene. A music visualizer is generated from the audio, so it takes minutes to make and always stays in time with the track.
Which formats can I export?
16:9 for YouTube, 9:16 for Shorts, TikTok and Reels, 1:1 for Instagram, and an 8-second loop for Spotify Canvas.