Add your soundtrack
Choose your own MP3, WAV or other browser-supported audio. Select the part of the track you want to share.
See your music come alive. Turn any song into animated bars, circular waves, vinyl art or neon motion—then download a video with sound.
Choose a track, customize your look and make your music move.
Explore styles now, or upload a song to get audio-reactive animation.
✦ Your selected audio and images are processed locally in your browser. Uploaded tracks are not sent to InkMotion's rendering server.
Upload a clear song, try Circular Spectrum or Spectrum Bars, and adjust sensitivity to match the track. For long clips, choose 720p first.
Make animated audio spectrum videos without complicated timelines or editing software.
Choose your own MP3, WAV or other browser-supported audio. Select the part of the track you want to share.
Choose spectrum bars, circular frequencies, waveform, a spinning vinyl disc, neon pulses or mirrored equalizer bars. Fine-tune colors, images and motion.
Pick vertical, square or landscape video and export a shareable recording containing your original music when browser audio recording is supported.
Transform music into motion using live audio frequency and waveform data, not a generic animation loop. The visualizer responds differently to bass, beats and vocals. Add album cover art or a personal photo background and customize the song title.
Make a vertical 9:16 status for Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and WhatsApp Status, or select a square or landscape aspect ratio. You can also save a still PNG preview.
InkMotion processes the audio you select inside your browser using the Web Audio API and renders frames with Canvas. Video encoding uses your browser's MediaRecorder capabilities. Recording happens at real-time speed and may be slower on mobile devices.
For best compatibility use a recent Chrome or Edge browser. Depending on browser support your video may download as WebM instead of MP4. Only use audio and artwork you have permission to publish.
Yes. After uploading a supported song, the visualizer uses the frequency and waveform data of the playing audio. Before uploading, a gentle demonstration animation lets you try the styles.
In compatible browsers the captured canvas video and your uploaded audio are combined in the recording. If your browser does not support audio recording, the editor will show an error rather than silently export a muted video.
MP4 is used only if your browser supports recording it with audio. WebM is the common format in Chrome and Edge. You can convert a WebM recording to MP4 later if needed.
No. An account is not required; selected audio and images remain in your browser, with no InkMotion rendering-server upload.