Psychedelic liquid music visualizer
Glossy bands of color that shine like an oil slick or molten glass. On the beat the liquid melts into a new form — a vortex, an eye, a spiral, a tunnel, petals, mirrored marble — and the bass pushes it to flow harder.
Every style runs in the same music visualizer, right in your browser.
How it reacts
- BEATS
- The liquid melts into a new form on every beat in loud parts, every other beat in quiet ones, and faster on the strong beats.
- BASS
- Bends the bands harder and makes them flow faster.
- KICKS
- The picture pulls in toward the middle and springs back.
- HIGHS
- The glossy highlights shine brighter.
What you can change
Great for
- Psytrance
- EDM
- Techno
- Dubstep
- Lo-fi
- Ambient
Similar styles
Liquid Trip visualizer FAQ
What forms does the liquid take?
Ten: free flow, a vortex, an eye, mirrored marble, horizontal marble, cells, a spiral, a tunnel, petals and ribbons. They come in a shuffled order, each time bent differently and with a different band density.
Is this different from Liquid Gradient?
Yes. Liquid Gradient is a soft, calm flow of color. Liquid Trip is high-contrast glossy bands that change shape on the beat — made for trippy, energetic videos.
Does it need a fast computer?
It runs on your graphics card. Any recent laptop plays it smoothly; on a browser without WebGL 2 the editor shows Liquid Gradient instead.
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 liquid trip 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.