A free music visualizer that moves with every stem
Drums drive the pulse. Bass drives the glow. Vocals light up the lyrics. Drop in a song or its stems and export an audio-reactive MP4 for YouTube, Reels, TikTok and Shorts. No watermark, and your audio stays in the browser.
Free. Runs in your browser, no account needed.
Made in WaveMotion from the demo song. No edits outside the studio.
One song. Four signals. You choose what moves.
Most visualizers listen to the full mix, so everything jumps at the same time. WaveMotion analyses each stem on its own. Link any setting to the kick, the bassline or the vocal, and the visual follows only that part.
Every slider has a lightning button. Press it, pick a stem and a feature (hits, loudness, bass, highs), and set how hard it reacts. Scrub anywhere on the timeline: the result is the same every time, so what you preview is what you export.
Only have the full mix? Upload it as one track and react to its bass, mids and highs. Automatic stem splitting is coming soon.
Start from a look. Make it yours.
Every clip below was rendered by WaveMotion from the same demo song. Open one, drop in your track, and change anything.
Neon Pulse
Radial bars on the mix, a bloom that hits with the kick.
Deep Space
Particles burst on drums, a 3D sphere breathes with the bass.
Retro Grid
Synthwave terrain driven by the bassline, glitch on the hits.
Vertical, square or 4K
Pick 9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, 1:1 or 4:5 for feeds, 16:9 for YouTube, or 4K. Templates lay themselves out for the size you choose, so the vertical cut of your video takes one click.
Enough depth for a release video. Simple enough for a Tuesday post.
10 visualizers, 2D and 3D
Bars, mirrored bars, wave lines, dots, radial rings, and 3D sphere, terrain, tunnel and particles. Stack as many as you like.
19 GPU effects
Shockwave, strobe, bloom, light rays, liquid warp, VHS, colour grades, glitch, feedback trails and more. The beat effects come linked to your drums and bass.
React to anything
Any slider can follow a stem. Drop in your cover art and it pulses on the kick, glows on hits and ripples with the bass.
A real timeline
Split, trim, duplicate and stack clips and effects. Undo everything. Scrub to any moment and see the exact frame you will export.
Lyric videos, karaoke style
Paste lyrics or an LRC file. Words light up as they are sung, in your font and colours, and export with the visualizer.
Export in your browser
Free MP4 export for YouTube, Reels, TikTok and Shorts, up to 4K. It renders on your computer, so your audio never leaves it.
From track to video in four steps
- 1
Add your music
Drop in the full mix, or the stems from your DAW: drums, bass, vocals, synths. Each one is analysed in seconds.
- 2
Pick a look
Start from a template or a blank canvas. Add visualizers, text, images and effects, then choose a colour scheme in one click.
- 3
Make it react
Link settings to stems with the lightning button. Shape each reaction until the visual hits exactly when the music does.
- 4
Export
Choose the size and frame rate and export an MP4 with your audio, ready to post.
Anyone who puts music on a screen
Artists and producers
A visualizer for every release on YouTube, made in an evening instead of commissioned for weeks.
Social clips
Vertical loops of the hook for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, in the same look as the full video.
Labels and promoters
One template per artist or series, so every upload is recognisable at a glance.
DJs and streamers
Background visuals for mixes and live streams that follow the kick, not a random loop.
Frequently asked questions
A free music visualizer that runs in your browser. Add a song or its stems, build a scene from visualizers, text, images and effects, link any setting to the music, and export an MP4 with no watermark.
Yes. Making and exporting a music visualizer in the studio is free, with no account and no watermark. The video renders on your computer. Paid plans may be added later. There is nothing to buy today.
No. The MP4 is yours, with no WaveMotion watermark and no account required to download it.
No. A single mix works: visuals can react to its loudness, hits, bass, mids and highs. Stems give you more control, because each part of the song can drive a different part of the picture. Automatic stem splitting from a full mix is coming soon.
Yes. Paste lyrics or an LRC file and the words light up as they are sung, in your font and colours. The lyric video is the same project as the music visualizer, and it exports as one MP4.
16:9 for YouTube, 9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, 1:1 and 4:5 for feeds, and 4K. Frame rates from 24 to 60 fps.
A recent desktop browser. Chrome and Edge work best, because export uses the browser’s built-in video encoder. Rendering uses your graphics card, and your audio stays on your computer.
WaveVisual makes sound wave art: prints, posters and short animations. WaveMotion is a music visualizer: music videos that react to your song as it plays. Both use the same spectrum analysis, so a song has the same shape in each.
Your next release deserves visuals that listen
Open the studio, drop in your track, and watch the first template react to it in seconds.