YouTube uploads
A track needs a video to be uploaded
YouTube will not take an audio file. A visualizer is the cheapest way to get a release onto the platform without shooting anything.
Music visualizer that moves with the track
Upload the song. Fliki listens to it, cuts every shot on a tracked beat, and renders visuals that move with the music instead of looping behind it. Twelve looks, every aspect ratio, and nothing to install.
Your track or ours · Up to 3 minutes · Every aspect ratio
Why musicians pick Fliki
A loop behind a waveform is not a visualizer.
Most tools put a bar meter over a static background and call it done. The point of the format is that the picture reacts to the music, which means something has to actually listen to the track.
Cut on tracked beats
Fliki finds the beats in your audio and places every shot change on one, so the edit lands with the music rather than on a timer.
Generated scenes, not a stock loop
The visuals are built for your track. No library of twelve backgrounds every other release on the platform is also using.
Twelve locked looks
Neon Noir, 35mm Film, Monochrome, Dreamy, Golden Hour, Hyper Pop, Anime and more. Each holds across the whole video instead of drifting shot to shot.
Or let it read the song
The default look has no locked art direction. Fliki listens to the track and writes the visual direction from it, then holds that for the whole render.
No plugin, no install
Specterr and Vizzy want a desktop app. After Effects wants a plugin and an afternoon. This runs in the browser.
No watermark on paid plans
Two of the top three results on this search say "no watermark" in the title, which tells you what most free visualizers do. Paid plans export clean.
Bring a track or generate one
Upload up to three minutes of your own audio, or describe a song and Fliki writes and performs it before building the visuals.
Every platform, one project
9:16 for Reels and Shorts, 16:9 for the YouTube upload, 1:1 for the feed. Rendered from the same build rather than cropped.
Up to 4K
A visualizer is the one music asset that gets played on a big screen at a show. Paid plans render high enough for that.
How it works
How to make a music visualizer in 4 steps
From an audio file to a finished video cut to the beat. Nothing to install.
Step 1
Upload the track
Up to three minutes of audio. No track yet? Describe the song and Fliki writes and performs one before the visuals are built.
Step 2
Pick the look
Choose one of twelve visual styles, or let Fliki read the song and design the direction itself. The look holds for the whole render.
Step 3
Fliki cuts to the beat
The audio is analysed and every shot change is placed on a tracked beat, so the edit moves with the music instead of against it.
Step 4
Export every ratio
Render 9:16, 16:9 and 1:1 from the same project, up to 4K on paid plans, with no watermark.
Use cases for a music visualizer
One visualizer. Every place a track needs a picture.
Releases, streaming uploads, live screens and the loops behind a set.
Release promo
The thirty seconds that announce the track
Take the hook, render it vertical, post it the week before release. Same project gives you the full-length version for YouTube.
Producers and beatmakers
Beat drops that need a picture
Type beats and instrumental uploads live or die on the visual. Generated scenes beat the same stock loop every other channel uses.
Live visuals
The screen behind the set
Render per track in one look so a whole set reads as one show. 4K on paid plans, which matters on a venue screen.
Music visualizer FAQ
Frequently asked questions about music visualizers
What Fliki needs from you, how it compares to Specterr and After Effects, and what the output can be used for.
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Upload the track. Watch it move.
Cut to the beat, in the look you chose, in every ratio you need.
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