How to make a music visualizer video for TikTok
The whole flow runs in your browser and takes about ten minutes the first time:
- Drop in your song. Open the Groovalizer studio in your browser and drag in an MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, or AAC file. Nothing installs and the audio never uploads: everything renders on your device.
- Pick a visual style. Browse the preset library (3,500+ reactive styles: fractal, geometric, liquid, ambient, cosmic) while your song plays, and shift the colors until it fits the track.
- Switch to 9:16 vertical. Choose the vertical aspect ratio so the visuals compose natively for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts instead of being cropped from a widescreen frame.
- Choose the clip. Pick the section of the song you want: the hook, the drop, the part people will hear first. Preview it as many times as you like before you export.
- Export and post. Render the video in your browser and download it, then upload straight to TikTok. A 60-second clip typically renders in a couple of minutes on a modern laptop.