Music visualizer for OBS
Using a music visualizer in OBS is simple: no plugin, no overlay software. Open Beat Visualizer in Chrome, add it as a Browser Source or Window Capture, route your audio, and the visuals react live during your broadcast.
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Highlights
- OBS browser source: paste URL, set size, done — no extra software.
- Window capture alternative if browser source audio routing is tricky on your setup.
- 70+ modes mean you can match the visualizer style to your stream's aesthetic.
- Free, no watermark, works on Mac, Windows, and Linux with OBS.
Beat Visualizer vs typical apps
| Beat Visualizer | Typical install / mobile | |
|---|---|---|
| Works as OBS / capture window | Yes | No |
| Runs in browser (no install) | Yes | No |
| Low-latency canvas loop | Yes | No |
| Free to use | Yes | No |
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Frequently asked questions
- Browser Source vs Window Capture?
- Browser Source is cleaner and easier to resize. Use Window Capture if you need specific audio routing that only works with the full browser.
- The browser source shows no audio reactivity?
- Make sure the browser source is receiving audio — tick 'Control audio via OBS' or route audio to the tab via virtual cable.
- Which OBS version?
- Works with OBS Studio 27+ and Streamlabs OBS. No special settings required beyond a Browser Source.
- Can I crop the browser source in OBS?
- Yes — use the OBS Crop/Pad filter or resize the browser source directly in the scene.