Space world, free

A space visualizer that follows your song

Add a track and Muzie flies you through a nebula, past living planets, a pulsar and ship convoys. The chorus opens neon gates and supernovas, the breakdown drops into a black hole, and the last chorus goes to hyperspace.

Free for everyone, no tokens. Plays in the browser and shares as a link.

Illustration of the Space world in the Muzie music visualizer

Launch in four steps

The song does the directing. You pick the track and the world.

Step 1

Add your track

Upload the song. Electronic, synthwave, ambient and cinematic tracks suit space best, but any genre works.

Step 2

Choose Space

It is one of four worlds. You can switch the same song to Neon City, Abyss or Jungle later.

Step 3

The song is mapped

Tempo, beats and drops are found, and the track is split into intro, verses, choruses, breakdowns and outro.

Step 4

Press play, share the link

The flight plays live. Send the link to fans or put it in your bio.

What happens in each part of your song

The Space world has its own script. This is roughly what your track triggers.

Intro: a planetrise

The flight starts slowly over a huge planet horizon, with the debris field and the starfield waking up.

Verses: planets and convoys

You cruise through crystal debris while distant planets drift by, ship convoys cross the background and a pulsar glows on the horizon.

Choruses: neon gates and supernovas

The speed jumps, stars streak, neon ring gates arrive on the bars and supernova bursts hit on the beats.

Breakdowns: the black hole

Everything falls away and you drift towards a black hole. On the stop before the last chorus, the world freezes and goes dark.

Final chorus: hyperspace

The fastest part of the flight: full warp streaks, colour cycling and a tunnel of light.

The comet is the voice

A comet flies ahead of you and brightens, widens its trail and throws off more sparks as the vocal gets louder. You can steer it with the mouse or a finger.

Need a video file for the release?

The space visualizer plays live from a link. When you need something to upload, Muzie music videos turn one photo into a singer performing the track across scenes, with karaoke captions, in portrait or landscape.

Music video made with Muzie: Mythos

Mythos

0:19

Music video made with Muzie: Halloween

Halloween

0:22

Music video made with Muzie: Slim Shady

Slim Shady

0:18

Music video made with Muzie: Mr. Cheddar

Mr. Cheddar

0:23

Space visualizer questions

Before you launch.

Yes. All four visualizer worlds are free for everyone and use no tokens.

Anything with a build and a drop: electronic, trance, synthwave, cinematic scores and ambient all work well. Songs with a clear quiet breakdown get the most out of the black hole section.

Yes. Supernova bursts land on beats, neon gates arrive on bars, and the biggest moments are tied to the choruses and drops the analysis finds.

On the final chorus. The world is scripted so the fastest, brightest part of the flight lines up with the biggest part of the song.

You can steer with the mouse or by dragging a finger, and hold to boost. If you leave it alone, it flies itself.

Not today. It plays live in the browser from its link. For a file to upload, make a music video instead.

Yes. The whole flight is mapped onto the length of your song, so a longer track gets longer sections rather than a loop.

Yes. The same song can be played in Neon City, Abyss or Jungle instead.

Put your track in orbit

Add the song, choose Space and press play. Free, and the link is ready to share as soon as it is made.