Tools & use cases
Pick a scenario — each page explains features, FAQs, and links into the same Beat Visualizer engine.
- Free music visualizer online
Free browser-based music visualizer with 70+ modes, mic input, and beat sync — no download.
Open guide → - YouTube music visualizer
Create reactive visuals for YouTube videos — record the canvas (WebM) and edit with your mastered audio.
Open guide → - Audio visualizer online
Real-time online audio visualizer with FFT-driven modes — mic or file, no plugins.
Open guide → - AI music visualizer
Reactive visuals that feel intelligent — beat-aware, drop-sensitive, and highly automated (no generic “AI” required).
Open guide → - DJ visualizer
Beat-synced DJ visualizer for practice sets, streams, and small venues — fullscreen and reactive.
Open guide → - Music visualizer for streaming
OBS-friendly streaming visualizer — run in a browser source or fullscreen capture with low-friction setup.
Open guide → - Party visualizer
Party mode visualizer for rooms and small events — fullscreen, colorful, and reactive to the room mix.
Open guide → - Microphone visualizer
Mic-driven reactive visuals — oscilloscope, spectrum, and organic modes that follow voice and instruments.
Open guide → - TikTok music visualizer
Free browser-based music visualizer for TikTok videos — reactive visuals, no watermark, no install.
Open guide → - Twitch music visualizer
Reactive music visualizer for Twitch streams — add as an OBS browser source or capture window in minutes.
Open guide → - Lo-fi music visualizer
Calm, minimal lo-fi music visualizer — wavefield and oscilloscope modes for study playlists and ambient streams.
Open guide → - Music visualizer for OBS
Add a free audio-reactive music visualizer to OBS as a browser source — works on Twitch, YouTube Live, and Kick.
Open guide →