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Show the color variant spinning with the single, then link the pre-order. One design, one video, one post.
EzVisualizer is a vinyl visualizer with two jobs. First design the record: black or colored vinyl, marble, splatter or half-and-half, with your cover as the center label, and save it as a free PNG mockup. Then spin it to your song as an MP4 with the sound or a looping GIF, at a true 33⅓ or 45 rpm, with the tonearm on the grooves. Previews need no sign-up, downloads carry no watermark, and nothing is uploaded.
A vinyl visualizer turns your song into a spinning record: your cover becomes the center label, the grooves catch the light and the record turns while the music plays. People look for one with two jobs in mind, and this page does both. Design the record itself, the way a vinyl maker simulator lets you try colors before anything is pressed, then make a spinning record video to post with the song. Think of it as a vinyl spinner that runs in your browser. The usual tools only manage one of the two:
A record designer and a spinning record video maker in one vinyl visualizer, built around your own cover.
Nine record colors or any custom color, solid or with marble, splatter or a half-and-half split, previewed before anything is pressed.
Your artwork sits in the middle of the record and turns with it. Size the label from 26% to 60% of the record to show more art or more vinyl.
Save the record as a PNG mockup up to 4000 px, with no sign-up, for a pre-order page, a merch post or a mood board.
Export an MP4 with the sound, or a looping GIF, at a true 33⅓ or 45 rpm, in 1:1, 9:16 or 16:9.
Preview everything with no account, and no download ever carries our logo.
Your song and your cover stay in your browser tab. Nothing is uploaded, so an unreleased record stays a secret.
From a song and a cover to a spinning vinyl record you can post: four steps in the vinyl visualizer.
Drop an MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC or OGG and a JPG, PNG or WebP cover on the tool above, or load the demo song.
Pick a record color, add marble, splatter or a half-and-half split in a second color, and size the label around your cover.
Choose 33⅓ or 45 rpm, keep or hide the tonearm, and put your blurred cover, a gradient or a solid color behind the record.
Download the PNG mockup for free, or export the spinning record as an MP4 with sound or a GIF.
Everything you can change about the record, and how the vinyl visualizer shows it while it spins.
In the vinyl visualizer, start from classic black, pick one of nine record colors, or mix any custom color for a solid colored pressing. Marble swirls in a second color, splatter throws drops of it across the disc, and half-and-half splits the record down the middle. The pattern turns with the record, so a marbled design rolls past the light the way the real thing does on a platter.
Pick a ColorThe cover is cut into a circle and set in the middle of the record, spindle hole and all, turning at the speed you pick. Size the label from 26% of the record’s radius, for lots of vinyl, up to 60% for a big label that shows off the artwork. Square covers work best, because the circle takes the center of the image. A logo or a photo works as a label too; with no image at all, the label prints your title, artist, speed and SIDE A.
Size the LabelFine grooves with gaps between the tracks ring the record, and a soft shine stays still while the vinyl turns under it, which is what sells the spin. The tonearm’s stylus walks slowly inward as the song plays, the way a real one does; hide the arm for a clean, top-down record player animation. Choose the vinyl spin speed too: a true 33⅓ rpm for an album feel, 45 rpm for a single.
Set the SpinHappy with the design? The vinyl visualizer saves it as a PNG at 2000, 3000 or 4000 px, free and with no sign-up: on a transparent background with the spindle hole punched through, on a color, or on your blurred cover, alone or sliding out of a sleeve printed with your cover. Put it on a pre-order page, a crowdfunding update or a merch post while you decide on a pressing. It is a picture of your design, not a print file: the plant you press with sends its own label template and color options.
Save a MockupExport the spinning record as an MP4 with your song: 1:1 for a feed, 9:16 for Stories and Reels, 16:9 for YouTube, at 30 or 60 fps. Or save a silent GIF loop of 2 to 10 seconds, 480 or 720 px wide, cut to whole turns of the record (1.8 seconds a turn at 33⅓ rpm, 1.33 at 45) so it spins at its real speed and loops cleanly. Behind the record goes your cover blurred into a soft backdrop, a gradient, or any solid color. For a dashboard look instead, try the car radio visualizer.
Spin ItSelling a pressing before it exists is the hard part of a vinyl release: fans want to see the color they are paying for, and a test pressing takes weeks. Design each variant in the vinyl visualizer and save its PNG, in its sleeve or on a transparent background, for the store or the crowdfunding page. On the day pre-orders open, post a 1:1 spinning vinyl record video with the single, a 9:16 clip for Stories and a short GIF for the newsletter. When a second color goes on sale, change one setting and post again. Call it a mockup in the listing: real colored vinyl varies from copy to copy, and your plant has the final word on what it can press.
Make a MockupA marbled record from the vinyl visualizer, with the demo cover as its label at 33⅓ rpm, drawn on this page from the demo song’s real analysis.
What you are looking at
Video: 1080×1080 MP4 with the song, 30 fps; the spectrum ring around the rim follows the music while the record turns. Record: marble in two colors, a medium label, tonearm on, the blurred cover behind it. Mockup: the same design as a free PNG, up to 4000 px. GIF: 3.6 seconds, exactly two turns at 33⅓ rpm, no sound; in our test in Edge it came to about 1.6 MB at 480 px and 15 fps, and 7.7 MB at 720 px and 24 fps. In short, a record player animated to your own song.
What you can design in the vinyl visualizer and what you can export. Specs checked November 2026.
| This siteEzVisualizer | |
|---|---|
| Record | Nine colors or any custom color; solid, marble, splatter or half-and-half with a second color |
| Label | Your cover, logo or photo (JPG, PNG, WebP), 26% to 60% of the radius; with no image, the title, artist, speed and SIDE A |
| Details | Grooves with track gaps, a light shine, a spectrum ring, a tonearm that walks in over the song (each can be off) |
| Speed | 33⅓ or 45 rpm, at true speed |
| Background | Blurred cover, gradient or a solid color |
| Mockup | PNG at 2000, 3000 or 4000 px; transparent, a color or the blurred cover; record alone or in its sleeve; free, no sign-up |
| Video | MP4 with audio in 1:1, 9:16 or 16:9 at 30 or 60 fps; 4K for 16:9 with the Release Kit or a Creator or Pro plan; WebM where the browser cannot write MP4 |
| GIF | 2 to 10 s in whole record turns, 480 or 720 px wide, 15 or 24 fps, loops forever, no sound |
| Price | Free preview and free PNG; one HD download included with a new account; then Single HD $4.99, Release Kit $9.99 or a plan. No watermark |
| Privacy | Rendered in your browser; nothing uploaded |
Four ways to show a record before it exists, by type of tool, as of November 2026. Check each product for its current features.
| This siteEzVisualizer | Vinyl mockup generators | Pressing plant visualizers | Spinning record apps | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Colored vinyl design | Nine colors plus custom; marble, splatter, half-and-half | Often | The plant’s own options | Rarely |
| Your cover as the label | Yes | Yes | Yes | Some apps |
| Spins to your song | Yes | No | No | Yes |
| Sound in the export | MP4 with the song | No | No | Usually |
| Still image | Free PNG mockup, up to 4000 px | Usually | On screen while you order | Rarely |
| Print files for pressing | No, a mockup only | Varies | Through the plant’s order process | No |
| Install | None, runs in the browser | None | None | A phone app |
Anyone with a record on the way, and anyone who likes the look of a record spinning on a platter.
Show the color variant spinning with the single, then link the pre-order. One design, one video, one post.
Make a mockup and a record player visualizer clip for every variant in a release, all from the same cover.
A vinyl record spinning at 33⅓ makes a calm visualizer for a full album upload or a long mix.
A 9:16 vinyl record spinner with the track playing, posted in release week. For a bolder clip, open the TikTok visualizer.
Try colorways for a client in the vinyl maker simulator before a test pressing, and send the PNG mockups for sign-off.
Loop a record spinning under a calm playlist, with your channel art as the label.
Design, spinning, files, pressing and price.
A vinyl visualizer shows music as a spinning record: your cover as the label, grooves and a tonearm, often with a spectrum moving around the rim. EzVisualizer also lets you design the record and save it as a PNG mockup. For other looks, start from the audio visualizer on our homepage.
In the design sense, yes: pick a record color, marble, splatter or a half-and-half split, put your cover on the label and watch the result spin. It is not a game and nothing gets pressed. It is a quick way to try a vinyl design before you order one, and to make the video that announces it.
Yes. Like the sound wave images on EzVisualizer, the PNG of your record design is free and needs no sign-up, at 2000, 3000 or 4000 px. Videos and GIFs are free to preview; downloading one uses the HD download you get when you sign up, then a pass or a plan.
Drop your song and cover on the vinyl visualizer above, design the record, pick the speed and export the MP4. The record spins for the length you choose, the whole song or a 15, 30 or 60 second clip, with the music playing, and the file saves to your device.
Yes. Choose GIF for a silent loop of 2 to 10 seconds, 480 or 720 px wide at 15 or 24 fps. The length snaps to whole turns of the record, so it spins at its real speed and loops without a jump. For the song to play, export an MP4 instead: the GIF format cannot carry sound.
The vinyl visualizer offers nine record colors, black included, or any custom color, as solid vinyl or with marble, splatter or a half-and-half split in a second color. Each pattern turns with the record, and the grooves and shine sit on top of it, so a colored record still reads as vinyl. Clear and picture discs are not offered.
33⅓ rpm is the speed of most LP albums and turns slower and calmer. 45 rpm is the classic speed of 7 inch singles and spins a little faster. Both run at true speed in the vinyl visualizer. Pick by the release, or by the mood you want on screen.
Use them to show the idea, not as print files. EzVisualizer does not make label templates, bleed or color specs. Your pressing plant supplies its own templates and color chart, and real colored vinyl varies from one copy to the next.
Yes. The label is whatever image you add as the cover: artwork, a logo or a photo, as a JPG, PNG or WebP. Size it from 26% to 60% of the record so it fits, and keep the important part near the middle.
This page makes a spinning record video from a song file; it does not listen to a turntable. To see a real record player as it plays, open the live audio visualizer and put your microphone near the speakers: every style, the vinyl one included, reacts in real time.
The vinyl visualizer exports videos in 1:1 (1080×1080), 9:16 (1080×1920) or 16:9 (1920×1080) at 30 or 60 fps, plus 4K for 16:9 where your browser can encode it, with the Release Kit or a Creator or Pro plan. GIFs are 480 or 720 px wide, and the PNG mockup is 2000, 3000 or 4000 px square.
It is free to try, and the PNG mockup is free. Videos and GIFs preview free with no sign-up, and signing up gives you one HD download at no charge. After that, a download needs a Single HD pass ($4.99), the Release Kit ($9.99) or a plan from $7.99 a month (see pricing). A GIF counts as a download, like an MP4, and a pass for one frame covers both in that frame. Nothing carries a watermark.
No. The vinyl visualizer decodes and renders both inside your browser tab, and the files you save are made on your device.
Only use music and artwork you own or have permission to use. For your own release, your cover on a colored record is the whole point; for anyone else’s, ask first.
Cover art, a Canvas loop, clips and tags for the same record.
Drop a song and its cover on this box: the vinyl visualizer opens with your art on the label. Design the record, save the free PNG mockup, then spin it to the music. No watermark, nothing uploaded.
or drop it anywhere on this box