Five steps, no software
- Open the studio and drop in your track. Go to groovalizer.space, open the studio, and drag in an MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, or AAC file. Nothing installs and nothing uploads; you can preview without an account.
- Pick a visual style while the song plays. Browse the 3,500+ preset library with search and mood filters, and adjust speed, reactivity, and colour with the vibe controls until the visuals feel like the track.
- Choose the format for where it will be posted. Select 16:9 for YouTube, 9:16 vertical for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts, or 1:1 square for feeds, and pick 30 or 60 frames per second. The visuals compose natively for the frame instead of being cropped later.
- Set the range. Pick what to export: a clip of the hook or the drop, or the full song. Pro exports both, as often as you like.
- Export, download, upload. Render the video in your browser and download the MP4 (WebM in Firefox). Upload it straight to the platform; Pro exports carry no watermark.
Which format for which platform
| Platform | Aspect ratio | Notes |
|---|
| YouTube | 16:9 widescreen | Up to 4K on Pro; full song length |
| TikTok, Reels, Shorts | 9:16 vertical | 15 to 90 seconds; export the hook as a clip |
| Instagram feed | 1:1 square | Up to 60 seconds |
| Spotify Canvas | 9:16 vertical | A 3–8 second loop, cut from a clip export |
| Live show / projector | Screen native | Skip the export and use Live mode with a mic |
Making it look like your song, not a template
The presets already react (bass, mids, treble, and beats are wired into every one of them), so the work is choosing, not animating. Three things make the difference between “a visualizer” and “this song’s video”:
- Use the timeline. Assign a restrained preset to the intro and a denser one to the chorus or drop; the change lands with the music.
- Tint. Shift the hue toward your artwork’s palette so the video and the cover belong together.
- Tune reactivity. The vibe controls set how hard the visuals hit on a beat and how fast they move: an ambient track wants less of both than a 140 BPM one.
And if the library has nothing close to what you hear, describe the look and let the AI write a preset. For a party or a set, skip the export and run Live mode on a projector instead.
Free or Pro for this job?
Free is for choosing the look: the whole preset library, played with your song for as long as you like, with no account. The video file comes from Pro: $14.99 a month or $144 a year for unlimited clips and full-length exports up to 4K with no watermark. New subscribers get the first 7 days free, so a first video costs nothing if you cancel before the trial ends.
Either way the render happens on your machine: there is no upload, no queue, and no video that expires from an account.