Runs in your browser · Nothing uploaded
Drop in an MP3. Stack layers, colors and effects. Record a finished visualizer video in up to 4K — ready for YouTube, Reels, or Spotify Canvas.
Create a free account and get 3 thirty-second recordings every day at 1080p. No card needed.
Every tile on this page is the real renderer, running in your browser right now. Nothing here is a screenshot. Roundness, gap, rotation, scale and mirroring apply to all of them, so each one is a family rather than a fixed picture.
Plus twenty-two more, across bars, radial, waveform, scene, particle and generative-art families.
Build the frame in layers — particles behind, spectrum in the middle, sparks in front — each with its own blend mode, opacity, color and motion. Then bloom, chromatic aberration, motion blur and grain over the top.
Save any combination as a Look and load it on the next track — or export it as a file and send it to someone.
Import an .lrc file, or type the words and stamp each line against the playhead as it plays. Lines fade, slide or pop in on their timestamp and wrap to the frame on their own.
.lrcWaveForge reads the whole file up front and builds the entire spectrum in one pass. It never plays the track to record it.
MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A or OGG. It's read on your machine and never sent anywhere.
Stack layers, set your own colors, add effects, lyrics, a title, cover art or background.
Frames render as fast as your machine can draw them, then encode in hardware to MP4.
Free
$20/month
The creative features are identical on both plans. You're paying for length, resolution and how often — not for the tools.
SubscribeSame track, same session — different frame sizes and different requirements. Here's what each one needs.
No. Decoding, analysis and rendering all happen in your browser. Your audio never leaves your computer, which is also why it works offline once the page has loaded.
Every video WaveForge generates is yours to keep and use, with no watermark on it — that includes the free demo, and it doesn't lapse if you cancel. Worth being clear on one thing though: WaveForge visualizes whatever audio you give it. If that audio is someone else's copyrighted song, that remains a copyright question about the song itself, whatever tool you used to make the video.
Chrome, Edge and Opera support hardware video encoding, which is what makes fast MP4 recording possible. Safari and Firefox fall back to a slower method that produces a WebM file at roughly real time.
Yes. The layer stack takes as many layers as you want — visualizers, particle fields, lyrics, text, your logo and frame overlays — each with its own blend mode, opacity, color offset and transform. Layers draw back to front, so you can put a particle field behind the spectrum and sparks in front of it. Any combination can be saved as a Look and reloaded on the next track.
Yes. Import a standard .lrc file, or type the lines and stamp each one against the playhead while the track plays. Lines fade, slide or pop in on their timestamp and wrap to the frame automatically. If a file runs consistently early or late you can nudge every timing at once rather than editing each line.
Every creative feature: all 31 styles, the layer stack, all four post-processing effects, lyric sync, saved Looks, custom colors, text and logo — and no watermark on the export. The demo limits length (30 seconds), resolution (1080p), frame rate (30fps) and how many you can make (3 per day). It does not limit what you can build.
There's a cancel button inside the app. It takes effect immediately, and you're not asked to email anyone.