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Complete user guide

Create professional music videos with animated spectrums, particles, lyrics, backgrounds, cover art, effects, and automated rendering — step by step.

1. Getting started

Start by adding one or more tracks. Each track can have its own cover image, title, and visual settings.

Music Visualizer editor — getting started with a new project

2. Adding tracks

You can add one or multiple tracks to create your visualization. After adding a track, you can edit its name. When Title Text is enabled, the track name appears in the preview and the final rendered video.

Adding and naming tracks in the Music Visualizer editor

3. Cover image

Add cover artwork to your track. Choose between cover only, cover with a vinyl record, or record only. Adjust position, shadow, border radius, aspect ratio, and rotation speed.

Cover image and vinyl record options

4. Filmstrip

For multiple tracks, the Filmstrip displays the active track and cover images during playback. Customize track-name visibility, size, position, and appearance.

Filmstrip settings for multi-track projects

5. Platform badges

Add badges for platforms like Spotify, YouTube Music, and SoundCloud so viewers know where your music is available.

Platform badges for Spotify, YouTube Music and SoundCloud

6. Spectrums

Select a spectrum style and customize its size, thickness, intensity, color, and position. Preview how it reacts to your music in real time.

Choosing a spectrum styleCustomizing spectrum size, color and intensity

7. Particles

Add particle effects to your music video. Each particle style has its own customization settings.

Particle effect styles and settings

8. Lyrics

If lyrics exist in the track metadata they appear automatically. Otherwise, paste them in manually. Sync Lyrics can synchronize lyrics to the music using credits. You can also upload LRC files and customize the lyric styles.

Lyrics panel with sync and LRC upload

9. Effects

Add extra visual effects and overlays to your video.

Visual effects and overlays

10. Backgrounds

Choose from design backgrounds or upload your own images and videos. Images can rotate automatically. Videos can loop and transition using crossfade, blur, and overlay settings.

Background options and uploadsVideo background loop and transition settings

11. Export and rendering

Select your quality options. Free 720p samples render in the browser. Paid renders can use browser or server rendering. 1080p is available and higher qualities are planned. You can remove the platform watermark or add your own logo watermark.

Export and rendering options with quality and watermark settings

12. Render process

After clicking Render, wait for the uploads to complete. Once uploading finishes, you can leave the page. Completed renders appear in your dashboard, and a link is sent to you by email. Files are stored for 30 days.

13. Presets

Save your visual settings as presets, so future videos can use the same style without rebuilding everything.

14. API and AI agents

Music Visualizer provides an API. AI agents can upload tracks, create renders, retrieve finished files, and use saved presets automatically — see the developer docs and AI agent page.

15. Dashboard

The dashboard lets you copy API keys, view your generated videos, preview or download files, check payment history, and manage credits.

Preview your visualizer free

Render a free 30-second 720p sample on your device — no account or credits needed.

Create free sampleSee pricing

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