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graphic_eq Video Suite

Audio Waveform Video Generator

Create beautiful video previews of your beats, songs, or podcasts for social media. Zero uploads—everything renders locally in your browser for total privacy and maximum speed.

music_note AUDIO FILE
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movie_creation WAVES VIDEO

visibility Live Visualizer Preview

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Waiting for Assets

Please upload an audio file and optional background image to initialize the live visualizer.

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tune Settings & Assets

music_note Drag audio here or click Supports MP3, WAV, M4A, etc.
image Drag background image or click JPG, PNG, WebP (1:1 / 9:16 recommended)

How to Create an Audio Waveform Video

1

Upload Audio & Image

Drag-and-drop your audio file (MP3 or WAV) and select an eye-catching background image (album cover or design).

2

Customize the Waves

Choose visualizer styles like Vertical Bars or Line. Modify colors, height sliders, glow levels, and background image blur parameters.

3

Local In-Browser Export

Click "Export Video." The browser records the canvas frame-by-frame. Once complete, it downloads the video file instantly to your disk.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this tool secure? Where are my audio files uploaded?

Your files are 100% secure. Everything happens locally within your browser using HTML5 Web Audio and Canvas recording. Your audio files and images never leave your computer or get uploaded to any servers.

What video format is exported? Can I post it to social media?

The tool exports standard high-quality WebM videos (with VP9/H.264 video codec and Opus audio). Social media platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok natively support direct uploading of WebM video files. If your target platform requires a standard MP4 file, you can convert the output file with a free transcoder like Handbrake or Ucha's internal converters.

Why does the export take as long as the song itself?

Because rendering and recording happen using Web Audio API analysis, the browser must play and analyze the audio frame-by-frame in real-time to generate matching visuals. You can select "Silent Playback during Export" to mute the audio output so you don't hear the track while it processes.