Guides
How it is done.
How-tos and honest comparisons for making music videos in the browser: visualizers, lyric videos, podcast clips, Spotify Canvas, Suno songs. Written by the people who build the tools, checked against the vendors' own pages, dated.
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Music videos
How to make a music video, every route from one photo to a full shoot
Six ways to make a music video, from one photo and a visualizer to a phone shoot or a crew, with what each costs, the lip sync trick and how to cut to the beat.
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AI music videos
Best AI music video generators in 2026, and when a template beats them
Eleven generative music video tools compared on free credits, watermark, resolution, beat sync and price, beside the audio-reactive alternatives.
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Music visualizers
Best music visualizers in 2026: free, online and desktop
Sixteen music visualizer makers compared on what actually matters: watermark, length cap, resolution, signup, where it renders. Checked October 2026.
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Suno
How to make a music video for a Suno song
From the Suno download to a YouTube or TikTok upload: the plan you need, what Suno itself renders, and the free way to make a visualizer or lyric video.
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Music visualizers
What is a music visualizer, and how one is made
What a music visualizer is, live player effect or rendered video, how software turns a song into frames, what it reacts to, and what makes one good.
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Photos and music
How to make a music video from photos
Which free tools cut photos to the beat, how big the photos must be for 16:9 and 9:16, what goes wrong, and when one photo plus a visualizer is better.
Lyric video maker
Search the song, its timed lyrics come with it; pick the first line you hear.
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Lyric videos
Best lyric video makers in 2026: free, online, phone
Sixteen lyric video makers compared on the thing that matters: how the lyrics get timed. Plus watermark, free export limits, signup and price.
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Lyric videos
How to make a lyric video
Get the words, time them to the voice, pick a style, export for TikTok, Reels, Shorts or YouTube. The platform specs and the mistakes to avoid.
Motion graphics and AI
The field around the tools: what else exists, what it costs, what code can do.
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Motion graphics
Best motion graphics software in 2026: desktop, browser, AI and code
Twenty-four motion graphics tools compared on price, platform, free tier and what each is for: After Effects, Cavalry, Jitter, Rive, AutoAE, HyperFrames.
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Motion graphics
After Effects alternatives in 2026, sorted by what you need to make
After Effects alternatives sorted by job: 2D animation, titles, music videos, logos, explainers, compositing, 3D. Free, browser and AI options for each.
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Claude and code video
Can Claude make videos? What it does, how, and where it stops
Claude does not generate video. It writes code that renders one: HTML, canvas, Remotion, Manim, then Chrome and FFmpeg. What that gives you, costs and fails at.
Every tool
All of them run in the browser: free, no signup, no watermark.
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Music visualizer
Nineteen styles rendered from the song, 1080p MP4, free, no signup.
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Lyric video maker
Search the song, its timed lyrics come with it; pick the first line you hear.
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Waveform video
A podcast or voice note as a clip with a waveform that moves with the voice.
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Spotify Canvas maker
A 3 to 8 second vertical loop in the Canvas spec.
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Waveform image
The whole file as a still sound wave, PNG or SVG.
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Oscilloscope music visualizer
The stereo signal drawn as a Lissajous figure on a phosphor screen.
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Audio visualizer
The classic bars under the cover, or a halo of frequencies around it.
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Spotify visualizer
Live and full screen to whatever plays: a shared Spotify tab, the sound of the screen or the microphone.
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Karaoke video maker
The lyric tool on its Karaoke style: each line fills with color as it is sung.
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Worship lyric video maker
Two lines to a slide over slow light, the way a church projects them, timed to the song.
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MP3 to MP4
The audio and its cover as a 1080p video file, the whole track.
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Audio to video
The same converter for M4A, WAV, FLAC, OGG and AAC, each with its own page.
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Tap tempo
The BPM of a song from taps on a key or the screen, with a click to check it.
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BPM and key finder
The tempo and key of a song from its file or its store preview, with the Camelot code.
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MP3 tag editor
The title, artist, album and cover art of an MP3, changed in the browser without re-encoding.
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Album cover maker
Cover art from a title, an artist and your own photo, 3000 by 3000 for the stores.
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Animated album cover
The cover itself moving with the song, a seamless 8 second loop: square, Apple 3:4 or a 9:16 Canvas.
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Audio joiner
Several audio files into one MP3 or WAV, back to back, with a gap or a crossfade.
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Audio looper
Any part of a file repeated, or stretched to fill up to three hours, as MP3 or WAV.
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Audio trimmer
Keep or cut out any part of an audio file, to the millisecond, with fades; MP3 or WAV.
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Audio splitter
One recording into many parts, at the silences, in equal parts or by hand; MP3 or WAV in one ZIP.
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Audio speed changer
Any file from 0.5x to 2x, with the pitch kept or following the speed, or moved by semitones.
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Audio equalizer
Ten bands from 31 Hz to 16 kHz, dragged as a curve or from a preset, heard against the original; MP3 or WAV.
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Bass booster
The bass of any song raised up to 18 dB below a frequency you pick, clean or distorted; MP3 or WAV.
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Audio converter
MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, OGG, Opus or AAC to MP3 or WAV, many files at once, tags and cover kept; each pair has its own page.
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Extract audio from video
The sound of an MP4, MOV or WebM as MP3, WAV or an untouched M4A, any length; each format has its own page.
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Reverse audio
Any audio file played backwards, all of it or only a part, heard against the original; MP3 or WAV.
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Sound test
Left, right, a 20 Hz to 20 kHz sweep, a bass sweep and a phase check for speakers or headphones.
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Tone generator
Any frequency from 1 Hz to 20 kHz, sine, square, triangle or saw, steady or swept, saved as a WAV.
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Key detector
The key of a song or a whole folder, its Camelot code and the keys that mix with it, checked by ear.
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Metronome
A metronome from 20 to 300 BPM with any meter, accents, subdivisions and tap tempo, and a click track to download.
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Volume booster
Any audio file made louder by a number of decibels or brought to a loudness in LUFS, without clipping; MP3 or WAV.