A YouTube visualizer that looks like a release, not a placeholder.
Every track on YouTube needs a video. A static cover works, but it tells the viewer nothing is happening. A visualizer rendered from the audio keeps the frame alive for the full length of the track and gives the upload a branded look without hiring a motion designer.
What you get
- Full length: the whole track, not a 30 second loop. 24 fps, MP4 H.264, ready for the uploader.
- Resolution: 1920x1080 on Starter, 2560x1440 on Pro and EP. YouTube serves 1440p as a separate quality tier, so a 1440p upload also gets a better bitrate at 1080p.
- Branding: your logo or artwork in the centre, custom colours and background on Pro. Track title and artist name as text overlays.
- Two looks: dark phonk or bright neon. Both react to the spectrum and flare on the drop.
16:9 and 9:16 from one order
On Pro and EP you receive both formats. The 16:9 file is your YouTube upload; the 9:16 file covers Shorts, TikTok and Reels, and can be cut into a Spotify Canvas loop on request. Same style, same colours, so the release looks consistent across platforms.
Upload checklist
- Upload the MP4 as delivered. Do not re-encode it; YouTube will transcode once on its side.
- Set the title as "Artist - Track (Official Visualizer)". "Visualizer" is a search term listeners use.
- Use the same artwork as your streaming release for the thumbnail, or take a frame from the drop.
- Add the track to a playlist and link Spotify or Apple Music in the description.
Plans
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | $19 / track | 1080p, house style (phonk or neon), one format, title and artist name |
| Pro | $39 / track | 1440p, your logo in the ring, custom colours and background, both formats, text overlays |
| EP | $99 / 5 tracks | Everything in Pro for five tracks with one consistent look |
What it costs compared to the alternatives
A motion designer typically bills by the hour and a custom visualizer is several hours of work. Template tools are cheaper but produce the same look for everyone and often cap length or resolution on free tiers. Our prices are flat per track because the rendering is automated; a human checks the result before it ships, and you pay only after you approve the preview.
Frequently asked
What resolution should I upload to YouTube?
1440p (2560x1440) if you have it. YouTube gives higher-resolution uploads a better bitrate at every quality tier, including 1080p.
Is the visualizer the full track length?
Yes. Every render covers the full track at 24 fps.
Can you add the track title and artist name?
Yes, on every plan. Pro and EP also allow custom text overlays.
Do I own the video?
You receive a full commercial licence to use the delivered video anywhere, forever. Your music remains yours.
Ready to try it on your track? Send a link, get a preview in 24-48 hours, pay only if you like it.
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