Free audio visualizer · in your browser

Turn any track into a video that moves with it.

Drop in a song, a podcast clip or a DJ mix. BiepBop listens frame by frame and animates your visuals to the music — then renders a real .mp4 for TikTok, Reels, YouTube or Spotify Canvas, right on your own computer.

  • No watermark
  • No upload
  • No account
  • Up to 4K · 60 fps
demo_loop · 84 bpm DEMO
circle · bass→scale
0:11
BASSMIDTRE
MAPPINGbass → scale + glow
OUTPUT1080×1920 · 60fps
Export presets for
  • TikTok
  • Instagram Reels
  • YouTube Shorts
  • YouTube
  • Spotify Canvas
  • Instagram feed
  • X
How it works

From audio file to finished video in three moves.

  1. 01

    Drop in your audio

    MP3, WAV or anything else your browser can decode. It is analyzed on your own device into bass, mid, treble and the beat — nothing is uploaded.

  2. 02

    Pick a look and wire the reaction

    Start from a template or stack your own layers, then link any band, the beat or a custom Hz range to size, glow, rotation or opacity. It all plays live while you tune it.

  3. 03

    Export and post

    Choose TikTok, Reels, YouTube, Spotify Canvas or a custom size and render a watermark-free .mp4 — up to 4K at 60 fps, with your audio muxed in.

Templates

Start from a look. Make it yours.

These are not videos: every tile is a real BiepBop template drawn live by the engine in this tab. Press play to hear one react to the demo track. 16 templates ship with the editor.

Open the editor

The arrow on a tile opens the editor with that template. Every template is also in the editor's Template menu at the top of the Layers panel (on a phone: Add → template). Applying one backs up your current project first.

Who it's for

Made for people who make sound.

Every preset, template and control is aimed at one job: getting audio in front of people in the formats the feeds actually play.

Musicians & producers

Release visuals without learning motion design. One project gives you the YouTube visualizer, the vertical teaser and the cover loop.

  • 16:9 visualizer videos for YouTube
  • 9:16 teasers for TikTok, Reels and Shorts
  • Your cover art and logo in the mix
Music visualizer guide

Artists & labels

A Spotify Canvas that hits on the track's own kick, and a look you can reuse for every release in the campaign.

  • Spotify Canvas mode: 1080×1920, 3–8 seconds
  • A seamless loop, with no jump when it repeats
  • Save presets to keep releases on-brand
Spotify Canvas guide

Podcasters

Audiograms that give a clip a reason to stop the scroll: cover art, a waveform that follows the voice, captions and a progress bar.

  • Ready-made Podcast template
  • Captions from a transcript, .srt or .lrc — line by line or word by word
  • Square, 4:5 or vertical exports
Podcast audiogram guide

DJs & live sets

Full-width spectrum bars, pulse rings and big titles for mixes and set announcements. Render in the background while you keep editing.

  • DJ-mix, Spectrum and Neon Pulse templates
  • Beat detection for one-shot hits
  • Track markers for YouTube chapters and a now-playing title
See the templates
The studio

Everything reacts. Nothing is keyframed by hand.

Read the docs

Reactive visualizers

44 visualizer styles driven straight from the live spectrum — bars, waveform, radial, tunnel, galaxy and more. Or design your own from a shape, even your logo's outline.

Per-band mapping

Route bass, mid, treble, the full mix or the beat — or a custom Hz range — to intensity, glow, rotation, position or opacity. Add as many named analyzers as you like.

Layer compositor

Stack 14 layer types — visuals, shaders, text, lyrics, images. Blend modes, masks and per-layer opacity, composited every frame.

Keyframes & automation

Animate over time on a zoomable timeline, or let any parameter ride the audio. Smooth curves, no timeline tetris.

One-click animation

Give any layer an entrance, an exit and a loop — fade, slide, pop, wipe, typewriter, float, heartbeat on the beat. Title reveal and other combos in one click.

Drag, drop, done

Drop audio, images, GIFs, videos or a project file anywhere in the editor, or paste an image. Animated backgrounds, Ken Burns stills and built-in royalty-free loops included.

Installs like an app

Add BiepBop to your desktop or home screen. It opens straight into the studio and keeps working offline — your projects stay in this browser.

Effects & shaders

20 stackable post-FX plus real WebGL shaders — bloom, glitch, kaleidoscope, fish-eye, wave / ripple and more.

Local .mp4 export

WebCodecs renders H.264 on your own machine, up to 60 fps and 4K. Every aspect ratio, several in one click, your audio muxed back in, no watermark, no upload.

Export

Build once. Ship to every feed.

Set up the project at any size — including a free custom width × height. BiepBop re-frames the composition and renders each aspect ratio on your own machine.

It stays on your device. Your audio is encoded to AAC (Opus fallback) and muxed alongside the video — the whole render runs locally, nothing is uploaded.

Vertical
TikTok · Reels · Shorts · Spotify Canvas
1080×1920
60fps · H.264
Square
Instagram · X feed
1080×1080
60fps · H.264
Widescreen
YouTube · landing pages
1920×1080
60fps · H.264
Why BiepBop

Local, private and free — on purpose.

BiepBop does all of its work inside your browser tab. That one decision is where every other promise on this page comes from.

Private by design

Your audio never leaves your device. Decoding, analysis and rendering run in the browser tab — safe for unreleased tracks.

No watermark, ever

Every export is clean, at every resolution. There is no paid tier that unlocks quality.

No account, no install needed

Open the page and start — or install it as an app that works offline. Projects, presets and media autosave in your own browser.

Real video out

H.264 .mp4 (or WebM) up to 4K and 60 fps, with your audio encoded to AAC and muxed in.

Keep working while it renders

Each export renders in a background queue from its own copy of the project, so you can start your next video right away. A badge tells you when a file is ready.

Driven by the real spectrum

96 frequency bins from 30 Hz to 16 kHz, read every frame. Bass, mid, treble, the beat or your own Hz range can drive anything.

Rendering on your device vs. rendering in the cloud
BiepBop — on your deviceCloud rendering
Where your audio goesStays on your computerUploaded to the service's servers
Unreleased musicNever shared with anyoneHanded to a third party to render
What limits the renderYour own computerThe service's servers and plan
The trade-offSpeed depends on your machine; video export needs Chrome or EdgeWorks on any device that can upload
Pricing

The whole studio, free.

No tiers, no trial, no credit card. Everything below is included for everyone.

Everything
€0no subscription
  • All 44 visualizer styles and 14 layer types
  • 20 post-effects plus WebGL shader layers
  • Export up to 4K at 60 fps — or any custom size up to 7680 px
  • No watermark and no export limit
  • Transparent overlays: WebM with alpha or a PNG sequence
  • Autosave, project library, presets and media browser
  • Background export queue

Like it? Chip in.

BiepBop costs nothing to use because your computer does the rendering, not a paid server. If it saves you time, an optional tip on Ko-fi helps fund what comes next.

Support on Ko-fiOptional. Nothing is unlocked by it.
FAQ

Questions, answered.

Anything else? The documentation covers every panel, and the privacy page says exactly what stays on your device.

Is BiepBop really free?
Yes. Every feature and every export resolution is free, with no watermark and no paid tier. BiepBop renders on your own machine instead of on paid servers, which is what makes that possible. If it saves you time, you can support development with an optional tip on Ko-fi.
Does anything get uploaded?
No. Your audio, images and projects stay in your browser. Decoding, analysis and rendering all happen on your own machine — you can watch the network tab stay silent while you work.
Do I need an account or an install?
Neither. The studio runs entirely in the browser — open the editor and start. There is nothing to sign up for. If you like, you can install it as an app (Chrome, Edge, or Add to Home Screen on an iPhone): it then opens in its own window and keeps working offline.
Do I need to know video editing?
No. Start from a template, and the properties panel opens in its Simple view: only the settings that matter most, each explained in everyday words, like how much a visualizer moves and what it reacts to. When you want every detail, switch to Pro for all settings, exact numbers and fine steps. Switching views never changes your work.
Which browser do I need?
Any modern browser to design, but video export uses the WebCodecs API — so use Chrome or Edge (or another Chromium-based browser) to render an .mp4. BiepBop tells you up front if your browser cannot export.
What resolutions and aspect ratios can I export?
720p, 1080p, 1440p and 4K, at 30 or 60 fps, in 9:16, 1:1, 16:9, 4:5 and 21:9 — plus a free custom width × height up to 7680 px. One project renders to every feed: tick extra formats under Also export to render several in one go, and give a layer its own position and size in a format where the shared layout doesn't fit.
Can I make a Spotify Canvas with it?
Yes. Choose Spotify Canvas (the Canvas button above the preview, or the preset in the export dialog) and BiepBop switches to a Canvas mode: 1080×1920, a range of 3–8 seconds that the export never runs past, the end cross-faded into the start so the loop repeats without a visible jump, and no audio track unless you switch it on. Then upload the .mp4 to the song in Spotify for Artists — check Spotify's current Canvas guidelines first.
Can I export a transparent overlay?
Yes. Switch on Transparent background in the export dialog and only your layers are rendered — the visualizer, titles, lyrics and logos — on a see-through background, to lay over footage in a video editor or add to OBS. You get a WebM with an alpha channel (it plays with its transparency in Chrome, Edge and OBS; check that your video editor imports WebM with alpha) or a PNG sequence in a .zip, which desktop video editors import as an image sequence. Background layers are left out, and the export dialog tells you what else changes.
Can I make podcast audiograms?
Yes. Start from the Podcast template — cover art, an animated waveform, the show and episode titles and a progress bar. Add captions with a Lyrics / subtitles layer — paste your transcript lines or import an .srt or .lrc file, and show them line by line or word by word — then trim to your best clip and export square, 4:5 or vertical.
Can I post the videos anywhere, including commercially?
BiepBop adds no watermark or branding, and the file is rendered on your own machine without passing through a BiepBop server — what you publish is up to you. Just make sure you have the rights to the music and images you put in.
Can I use my own logo, colors and fonts?
Yes. Add images and logos as layers, drop a logo into the center of a radial visualizer and keep your colors and palettes as saved swatches. Set text, lyrics and clocks in your own font — upload a TTF, OTF, WOFF or WOFF2 file — or in one of the 8 fonts that come with BiepBop, from bold display and condensed caps to script, pixel and techno. Your fonts stay in your browser and travel inside your project file. Save the whole setup as a preset so every release looks consistent.
Does BiepBop work on a phone or tablet?
The studio has a full touch interface — drag, pinch to scale, and edit layers on a phone-sized screen. Rendering video is the exception: it needs the WebCodecs encoder, which today means a desktop Chromium browser. On mobile you can still design a project and save the current frame as a PNG.
Where is my work saved, and can I lose it?
Projects autosave into your browser's own storage (IndexedDB) and are restored when you return, alongside a named project library, reusable presets and a media browser. Because it is local storage, clearing your browser data clears your projects — export a project file to keep a copy elsewhere.
Is BiepBop available in other languages?
Yes: in English and Dutch. The editor, the documentation and these pages all exist in both. The editor opens in the language of the pages you came from (the Dutch ones are under /nl/), and you can switch it any time in the editor's Settings. Switching never changes your project.

Your next release deserves a video.

Open the studio, drop in a track and export your first video in minutes. Free, watermark-free, and nothing leaves your device.