About VisualizeMy.

VisualizeMy is an independent project that turns audio into motion video. You bring a song, a podcast or a voice note, or just a song's name; the site gives back a 1080p MP4 with a picture that moves with the sound. It is free, there is no signup and no watermark, and the export is yours to post.

The tools

• Music visualizer: nineteen styles, from a turning record to a 1930s cartoon, that react to the song's real spectrum.
• Lyric video maker: search a song and its timed lyrics come with it, or tap the lines in yourself.
• Waveform video maker: a podcast or interview clip with a cover, a title and a waveform that follows the voice.
• Spotify Canvas maker: a short vertical loop to the Canvas spec.

How they work

Every style is written as code: canvas drawing, WebGL shaders and the browser's own video encoder (the WebCodecs API). Your file is decoded, analyzed and rendered on your device, so it never uploads and a four minute song exports in about a minute on a recent laptop. We build the styles with AI coding tools, Claude Code among them, and judge each one the only way that counts: by rendering it against real songs and watching the result.

How the guides are written

The guides compare tools we are not paid by. Facts about other products, such as prices, free limits and watermarks, are checked against each vendor's own pages on the date shown at the top of the guide, and every guide lists those pages at the end. Where a vendor's page could not be read or a figure could not be confirmed, the guide says so. Prices change every few months; when we notice, we recheck and update the date. Our own tools appear where they fit, and the guides say plainly what they do not do.

Free now, Pro later

Everything the browser can render is free: 1080p, up to ten minutes per export, commercial use allowed. A paid tier for what needs our servers, such as 4K, transparent backgrounds and batch export, is planned and described on the home page. It is not live yet.

Contact

Questions, bugs, a tool you wish existed: write to hello@visualizemy.com. How the site handles data is in the privacy policy; the rules for using it are in the terms.