Music video
Music Visualizer
The AI Song Generator music visualizer turns the sound of your song into moving graphics: a waveform, frequency bars, a scrolling spectrum, a circular scope or your artwork with a live waveform. It is rendered directly from the audio, so it is quick, predictable and uses no AI video credits.
See it in action
Short samples made with AI Song Generator from one of our own songs and a fictional character. Turn the sound on to hear how they follow the music.
Bars
Equalizer bars
Spectrogram
Spectrum
Circle
Vectorscope
Steps
How it works
Choose the song
Pick a library track or upload an MP3, WAV or M4A you have the rights to.
Pick a template
Waveform, bars, spectrum, circle or artwork. Add your cover art as the backdrop if you like.
Set the format and range
Choose the export preset and, for short clips, the section of the song to use.
Render and download
The video renders from the audio and appears in the project with its thumbnails.
The five templates
Every template reacts to the actual signal of your track, so loud passages look loud and quiet ones settle down.
- Waveform: a smooth line across the middle of the frame that traces the audio
- Bars: frequency bars along the bottom, with the low end on the left
- Spectrum: a full-frame scrolling spectrogram that shows the texture of the mix
- Circle: a round scope in the centre that blooms with stereo movement
- Artwork: your cover, sharp in the centre over a blurred copy of itself, with a waveform beneath
Why a visualizer is not AI generated
A visualizer has to follow the sound exactly, and audio analysis does that better than a video model. Rendering it directly also keeps it cheap and repeatable: the same song with the same settings gives the same video every time. Generated scenes are better at telling a story; a visualizer is better at showing the music itself.
Your artwork and colors
If you add cover art, the other templates use a darkened, blurred version of it as the background, so the motion sits on your release colors instead of plain black. The default lines and bars use the AI Song Generator warm gradient. Without artwork the background is a deep black that keeps the focus on the motion.
Formats and length
Render the whole song for a YouTube upload or a listening stream, or a single section for social posts. Export presets cover 16:9, 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, 1:1 and 4:5 for Instagram feed posts, and a clip of up to eight seconds for Spotify Canvas. A short fade in and fade out keeps the start and end clean.
Visualizer or music video?
Choose a visualizer when you need a video version of a track quickly, when the song is instrumental or abstract, or when you release often and want a consistent look across uploads. Choose an AI music video when the song has a story, a character or a setting worth showing. Many artists use both: a visualizer for every track, and a full video for the focus single.
What you get
- MP4 visualizer with your song
- 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5 versions
- Spotify Canvas clip up to eight seconds
- Three thumbnails per export
Prompts
Example prompts
Starting points you can paste into Create and adjust. Specific details — tempo, instruments, mood, structure — give the most control.
- Techno full-length upload
Forty-minute techno set uploaded as one WAV, spectrum template on a black background
StyleSpectrum, 16:9
The scrolling spectrum shows long builds well.
Use in the Studio - Bedroom pop single
Bedroom pop single with its pastel cover art, artwork template, chorus only in 9:16
StyleArtwork, vertical
The artwork template keeps the release recognisable in the feed.
Use in the Studio - Beat tape preview
Each beat from a tape as its own 1:1 clip with the bars template over the tape cover
StyleBars, square
One template across a project gives a series a shared identity.
Use in the Studio - Ambient piece
Slow ambient drone with the circle template, no artwork, full length for a listening stream
StyleCircle, 16:9
The circle reacts to stereo width, which ambient music uses a lot.
Use in the Studio
Use cases
Where it fits
- Producers and DJsVideo versions of tracks and mixes for platforms that need moving images.
- Podcast and stream introsA short branded clip that shows the theme music moving.
- Back catalogueConsistent visual uploads for older releases that never had a video.
Keep exploring
Related
- Album Cover VideoTurn release artwork into video: an audio-reactive cover with no AI credits, or an AI-animated cover, sized for Spotify Canvas, Reels, Shorts and YouTube.
- Lyric Video MakerMake a lyric video from your song: lines timed to the vocal, fourteen animated styles, an audio-reactive or artwork background and exports for every format.
- Music Video From AudioUpload an MP3, WAV or M4A and AI Song Generator reads its tempo, beats, sections and energy, then plans a music video around them.
- AI Music Video GeneratorTurn a song into an AI music video: AI Song Generator analyses the track, drafts a storyboard you approve, generates each scene and cuts it on the beat.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Does a visualizer use AI credits?
Can I use my own cover art?
Can I upload a song made somewhere else?
Can I make only a short clip?
Is it the same as the visualizer on a track page?
Turn your song into a finished video.
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