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Post the hook a week before the drop, then again on release day. Plan the rest with the Spotify visualizer.
EzVisualizer is a TikTok visualizer, free to try, that turns your song and cover into a clean 9:16 video: 1080×1920, 15, 30 or 60 seconds, starting on the loudest part of the track. Post the same clip on TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. Preview with no sign-up, get your first HD export free with an account, download with no watermark, and keep your audio on your device.
A visualizer for TikTok has about a second to stop a thumb. It has to fill the vertical screen, open on the strongest part of the song and keep your title clear of the buttons and the caption. Get those right and one song plus one cover becomes a post that moves with the beat. These are the usual reasons a clip gets scrolled past:
Everything a TikTok visualizer clip needs, and nothing stamped on top of it.
1080×1920 at 9:16, so the clip fills the screen on TikTok, Reels and Shorts with no bars.
The clip starts on the loudest part of the song, usually the chorus or the drop. Move it with a drag.
Preview free with no account. Your first HD export is free when you sign up, and no logo of ours ever goes on the clip.
A tight loop, verse into chorus, or a full minute of the build. Pick one and the hook follows.
The palette comes from your artwork, so every TikTok music visualizer matches the release.
Your unreleased song is rendered on your phone or computer and never uploaded to us.
Four steps from a song file to a TikTok visualizer you can post, on a phone or a computer.
Drop an MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC or OGG and your cover art. Use music you own or have permission to use.
A 30 second window opens on the loudest part of the song. Drag it along the timeline, or switch to 15 or 60 seconds.
Circle opens first; Halo, Particles and Spectrum Bars also stay bold on a small screen. Add the title and artist.
Export the 1080×1920 MP4 at 30 or 60 fps, then upload it in the TikTok, Instagram or YouTube app.
What the TikTok visualizer at the top of this page does for a short clip.
EzVisualizer measures the loudness of the whole track and opens your clip on its loudest 15, 30 or 60 seconds, which is usually the chorus or the drop. Not the moment you want? Step to the next or previous loud part, or drag the window along the timeline.
Find Your HookUse 15 seconds for a loop people watch twice, 30 for a verse running into the chorus, and 60 when the build is the point. Every TikTok visualizer clip keeps the audio in sync from its first frame, so the beat lands where the picture does.
Pick a LengthTurn on the safe zones over your TikTok visualizer to see where the apps put the status bar, the caption, the username and the side buttons. Keep your title and logo inside the safe area and nothing important gets covered. The guides show in the preview only and never end up in the video.
Check the Safe ZonesAll three apps play vertical video full screen at 1080×1920, so one export works as a TikTok visualizer, a Reels visualizer and a Shorts visualizer. Upload the same MP4 to each. Want the full song in 16:9 as well? Make it with the YouTube visualizer.
Export One ClipMany free tools stamp their name on your clip. EzVisualizer adds nothing to your TikTok visualizer. Put your own logo in any corner instead, a PNG with transparency, so the video carries your name wherever it gets shared. Prefer the radial look on every post? See the circle audio visualizer.
Add Your LogoThe built-in demo song, a 34 second house groove at 120 BPM, in the Circle style. The frame is a live render from the engine on this page.
What you are looking at
Clip: the 30 second window the tool picked as the loudest. File: 1080×1920 MP4, 30 fps, H.264 video with AAC audio (up to 256 kbps), about 22 MB. At 60 fps the same clip is about 33 MB. Sizes are the estimate the tool shows before you export. Press Play the demo above to render this TikTok visualizer yourself.
The TikTok visualizer gives you a good default. These four habits make the clip yours.
Start on a beat or a vocal line. The loudest window is a strong default because choruses and drops are usually the loudest parts.
A 15 second clip that loops twice often holds people better than a minute they skip. Try 15 first, then 30.
Show the title and artist inside the safe area so listeners can find the track later on their streaming app.
Use the same TikTok music visualizer on Reels and Shorts, so people hear the same hook wherever they find you.
One vertical TikTok visualizer MP4 that fits TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. Specs checked November 2026.
| This siteEzVisualizer export | |
|---|---|
| Frame | 9:16 vertical, the Shorts ratio that TikTok and Reels use too |
| YouTube Shorts video size, width and height | 1080 wide by 1920 tall, the same on TikTok and Reels |
| Clip length | 15, 30 or 60 seconds, starting on the loudest part |
| Frame rate | 30 or 60 fps |
| File | MP4 with H.264 video and AAC audio (up to 256 kbps); WebM if MP4 is not available |
| Size | About 22 MB for 30 seconds at 30 fps |
| Safe zones | Preview guides for the top 10%, the bottom 22% and a 15% strip on the right |
| Watermark | None |
| Where it runs | In your browser, on a phone or computer; nothing uploaded |
Ways to make a visualizer for TikTok, by type of tool. Phone video apps means CapCut and similar; online editors means Canva, Kapwing and similar. Free plans change, so check before you choose.
| This siteEzVisualizer | Phone video apps | Online editors | Template sites | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Watermark on free exports | None | Varies; some templates add one | Some free plans add one | Often |
| Account needed | Not to preview; yes to download | Often | Usually | Usually |
| Visuals that follow the sound | Yes, 12 styles | Some effects | Through templates or add-ons | Yes |
| Finds the hook for you | Yes, loudest part first | Mostly manual trim | Manual trim | Usually manual |
| Renders where | Your browser, on your device | Your phone | Their servers | Their servers |
Anyone with a song to push in short, vertical clips.
Post the hook a week before the drop, then again on release day. Plan the rest with the Spotify visualizer.
Cut the drop of a new track into a 15 second TikTok visualizer and post it the night of the gig.
Preview beats as 30 second TikTok visualizer clips with your producer logo in the corner.
Want the words on screen instead of shapes? The lyric video maker syncs them to the vocal.
Loop 3 to 8 seconds of the same look behind the track in Spotify with the Spotify Canvas maker.
Post a strong minute of an episode as a vertical clip. For a plain moving line, use the sound wave generator.
Sizes, lengths, hooks, safe zones and rights.
Add your song and cover to the tool at the top of this page. The clip opens on the loudest 30 seconds; move it if you like, pick a style and export the 1080×1920 MP4. Then upload it in TikTok like any other video.
9:16 vertical at 1080×1920 pixels. That fills the screen on TikTok, Reels and Shorts. A 16:9 video gets shrunk into a strip with empty space above and below.
1080×1920 pixels at 9:16, the same frame TikTok and Reels use. So one TikTok visualizer export works as a Shorts video with no changes.
15 to 30 seconds suits most songs: long enough for the hook, short enough to watch twice. This page exports 15, 30 or 60 second clips, the lengths that work in a feed.
It measures the loudness of the whole song and starts the clip on the loudest window of the length you picked, usually the chorus or the drop. You can move it by dragging the window, or step through up to four other loud sections, loudest first.
The caption, sound and username sit along the bottom, the like, comment and share buttons run down the right edge, and the status bar takes the top. The guides in this TikTok visualizer mark roughly the top 10% of the frame, the bottom 22% and a 15% strip on the right; keep text and logos inside what is left.
Some do, on free plans or certain templates. EzVisualizer never does: every export is clean, and you can add your own logo if you want one.
Yes, on our main audio visualizer: choose 9:16 and Full song there, up to 20 minutes on a computer and 10 on a phone. This page sticks to short clips; for a full song in 16:9, use the YouTube page.
Post it as a video: export a TikTok visualizer of the hook and upload it. TikTok lists the audio of your upload as an original sound under your name. That is how to add your music to TikTok without waiting for a distributor; release through one as well to reach TikTok's music library.
Only music you own or have permission to use. EzVisualizer never downloads songs from TikTok or any other app; it works with an audio file you already have.
No. There is no TikTok login, no API link and no auto-posting. You save the MP4 and upload it yourself, in the app or on the website.
30 fps is the safe choice and keeps the file around 22 MB for 30 seconds. 60 fps makes fast bars and particles smoother at about 33 MB.
Yes. The TikTok visualizer runs in your phone browser with nothing to install. Exports take longer on a phone, so keep the tab open until it finishes.
It is free to try: preview with no account, and your first HD export is free when you sign up. After that, each new song needs a pass from $4.99 or a plan from $7.99 a month (see pricing), and no download carries a watermark. EzVisualizer is an independent tool, not affiliated with TikTok, Instagram or YouTube.
The Canvas loop, lyrics, waveforms, podcast clips and covers.
Drop a song and its cover on this box. The TikTok visualizer opens on your hook in 9:16, with no watermark, and your files never leave your device.
or drop it anywhere on this box