BeamTracer Studio
Turn a track and your cover art into a branded music video for YouTube, Reels, TikTok, and Spotify Canvas — in the browser, with a frame-accurate export.
Studio turns a track and your artwork into a finished video. You load audio, stack layers on a canvas, brand the frame, pick a platform, and render a real file — all in the browser, with nothing to install.
Open Studio
Start with the sample track — no sign-in, no upload required.
What makes it different
- Real-time, not a template. Every visualizer reacts to your audio as it plays. You are not filling in a fixed template — you are arranging live layers.
- Choose your export frame rate. The saved video uses the rate shown in the render dialog. A slower computer may take longer to finish.
- Export on your device. Your track and images are not uploaded for video rendering. The dialog shows your export allowance before you start.
- Your own art. Cover art, logos, backdrops, and video plates are yours to upload. Embedded artwork and lyrics come straight out of the audio file's tags.
The five steps
Studio is organised as a strip across the top of the window. You can jump between steps at any time — the order is a suggestion, not a gate.
1 · Track
Load the audio, or start with the sample. Set volume, fades, and loudness.
2 · Look
Fill the frame — a color, a photo, an AI-generated backdrop, or video.
3 · Brand
Title, artist, extra text, logos, icons, and synced lyrics.
4 · Frame
Pick the platform and aspect, and trim the slice you want to export.
5 · Export
Check the summary and render the file. Plus a YouTube thumbnail.
What you can put on the canvas
Every element is a layer you can select, move, rotate, fade, lock, and delete.
| Layer | What it does |
|---|---|
| Backdrop | The bottom of the stack — a color, image, or video that fills the frame |
| Visualizer | Any visualizer from the BeamTracer catalog, reacting to the track |
| Logo / image | Cover art, a logo, or any picture, with crop, keying, and glass blur |
| Icon | A searchable icon library for badges, arrows, and marks |
| Text | Title and artist, plus as many extra lines as you want |
| Lyrics | Timed lyric lines with per-line text effects |
| Audio analysis | Live analysis graphs — spectrum, scope, spectrogram, dynamics, and more |
| Playhead | A progress bar, ring, or pie that follows the track |
| Timer | Elapsed, remaining, percentage, timecode, or frame count |
Where to go next
Make your first video
A track to a rendered file, start to finish.
The workspace
Every panel, rail, and control explained.
Synced lyrics
Tap-time lyrics by ear, or import an LRC or SRT.
Keyboard shortcuts
The full list, including the lyric timing keys.
Guides on the blog
Longer, illustrated walkthroughs of the jobs Studio is used for most:
- Make a music visualizer from an MP3 — drop-in to export, with the two-key tour of the catalog
- Make a lyric video without typing a timestamp — AUTO DETECT, LRC, and tap-timing on a real song
- Your MP3 already has the album art — the tags Studio reads so you do not retype them
- Make a Spotify Canvas — 9:16, 3 to 8 seconds, silent, and why uploads get rejected
- Add a countdown timer to a workout video — a ring and a countdown over your own footage
- Time a whole workout, many sets, one take — the WORKOUT card on a 30-minute class
- Why you're waiting to see your visualizer — the render wait, and the hardware you need
Browser support
Studio runs in Chrome and Edge. Many visualizers require WebGPU. Use a supported browser for both preview and export. See Browser support.