Dance crew music visualizer
Three illustrated dancers take a lit stage: the lead in front, two backup dancers behind her. The tempo of your song sets the pace, and every step lands on a beat.
One of 32 styles in this free music visualizer.
How it reacts
- BEATS
- The dance follows the beat grid of your song: faster tracks, faster steps, each one landing on a beat.
- KICKS
- The spotlights and the light on the floor flare on every kick.
- ENERGY
- Loud parts light the stage brighter; quiet parts dim it down.
- START & END
- The crew steps into the dance on the first beat and back into place as the song ends.
What you can change
Great for
- Pop
- House
- Hip-hop
- K-pop
- Dance
- Afrobeats
Similar styles
Dance Crew visualizer FAQ
Can the crew dance harder for the drop?
Yes — Dance Crew Hype is the same crew with a bigger, faster routine. With section styles you can play Dance Crew for the verse and cut to Hype right on the beat where the drop hits.
Do the dancers really follow my song's beat?
Yes. Your track's beats are tracked when you load it, and the dancers' steps are timed to them, so a 90 BPM song and a 140 BPM song get the same dance at different speeds.
Why is only one dancer shown in vertical videos?
A 9:16 frame is too narrow for three dancers side by side, so Shorts, Reels and TikTok formats show the lead dancer on her own.
Can I use my cover art as the background?
Yes. Add cover art in the editor and choose whether it sits dimmed or blurred behind the dance crew visual.
Does it work for TikTok, Shorts and Spotify Canvas?
Yes. Switch the format to 9:16 for TikTok, Shorts and Reels, or to Spotify Canvas for a short vertical loop without audio.