Free for everyone

A music visualizer you fly through

Pick a world, add your song, and Muzie reads the track for its tempo, beats, drops and sections. Then it flies you through Space, a neon city, the deep ocean or a jungle river, with every verse, chorus and breakdown choreographed to the music.

Free, no tokens. Runs in the browser and in the Muzie app for iOS and Android.

From a song to a flight in four steps

No timeline, no keyframes, no template to fill in.

Step 1

Add the song

Upload your track, or use one you made in Muzie. Any genre works, vocal or instrumental.

Step 2

Pick a world

Space, Neon City, Abyss or Jungle. You can change the world later without starting again.

Step 3

The song is analysed

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

Step 4

Watch it and share the link

The visualizer plays live in the browser. Each one gets its own link, so fans open it on their phone or laptop and press play.

What it actually does with the music

It is not a loop of bars bouncing to the volume. The whole flight is scripted against the structure of the song.

Verses cruise, choruses open up

Speed, camera and light follow the section you are in. Verses are calmer, choruses push forward and the last chorus is the biggest moment of the flight.

Drops land on the drop

The analysis finds the drops, so the big set pieces, like the hyperspace jump or the jungle storm, arrive when the track does.

Breakdowns and the stop

When the song pulls back, so does the world. Breakdowns slow right down, and the stop before the final chorus goes dark.

The voice gets a light

Each world has a glowing guide ahead of you, a comet in space and a firefly in the jungle, that brightens with the vocal.

You can steer

Move the mouse or drag a finger to steer the flight, and hold to boost. Or just sit back and let it fly.

What it does not do yet

It plays live from a link. There is no video file to download yet, so for TikTok, YouTube or a Spotify Canvas you want a music video instead.

Want a singer on screen instead?

For a vocal track you want to post as a video, Muzie music videos turn one photo into a performer who sings your song across scenes, with karaoke captions, in portrait or landscape. Paid in tokens.

Music video made with Muzie: Mythos

Mythos

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Halloween

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Slim Shady

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Mr. Cheddar

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Music visualizer questions

What people ask before they make one.

Yes. Visualizers are free for everyone and use no tokens. Music videos are the paid part of the app.

A visual that moves to a piece of music. Most are 2D bars or waveforms reacting to volume. This one is a 3D world you fly through, choreographed to the sections, beats and drops of the song.

Four: Space, Neon City, Abyss and Jungle. Each has its own look and its own script for verses, choruses, breakdowns and drops.

Not today. It plays live in the browser from a shareable link. If you need a video file to upload somewhere, make a music video instead.

Every visualizer has its own link. Send it to fans, put it in your bio, or post it with your release. It opens in the browser on phones and computers.

Yes. Upload any track, vocal or instrumental, in any genre. Songs with clear sections and drops give the most dramatic flights.

Both, and more. The song is analysed for tempo, beats, drops and its sections, so set pieces arrive with the chorus or the drop rather than just pulsing with loudness.

Yes, and that is where a visualizer suits better than a music video, because there is no vocal for a singer to perform.

Not as an upload, because the visualizer is not exported as a video file yet. You can share its link anywhere. For a video you can post, make a music video in portrait or landscape.

No. A Canvas has to be a short video file. For the Canvas, make a music video and trim it to the loop. The visualizer link works alongside it, for fans who want the full song.

No. It runs in the browser at app.muzie.ai, and it is also in the Muzie app for iOS and Android.

Yes. Open the visualizer and pick a different world for the same song.

Your song, choreographed in 3D

Add the track, pick a world and press play. It costs nothing, and the link is ready to send the moment it is made.