Audio Visualizer
Runs locallyUpload audio and render it through VidBar's dist WebGL visualizer engine.
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MP3, WAV, M4A, WebM, MP4. Rendered with dist visualizers.
Turn audio into animated visuals in your browser. Load a track and watch reactive bars, waveforms, and effects move with the music — capture clips for videos and social posts. Your audio is processed locally and never uploaded.
How to visualize audio
- 1Load an audio file or use your microphone.
- 2Pick a visual style and let it react to the sound in real time.
- 3Record or capture the visuals for your project.
Reactive visuals from any track
An audio visualizer analyzes the frequencies in a sound and drives animation from them, so the visuals pulse and flow with the music. It's a quick way to add motion to a podcast clip, music release, or social video without complex editing software, all rendered live in the browser.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I make an audio visualizer?
- Load a track or enable your microphone, choose a visual style, and the animation reacts to the audio in real time for you to capture.
- Can I use my microphone as input?
- Yes. You can visualize a loaded audio file or live microphone input.
- Is my audio uploaded?
- No. Audio is analyzed in your browser and never sent to a server.