Video Export
Render an Audio Visualizer to a frame-accurate MP4 or WebM with its loaded music.
In Visualizer mode, click RENDER in the header to render the current visualizer and loaded track directly to video.
Source and full range
The left side identifies the current visualizer and track under SOURCE, followed by the exact FULL RANGE duration. The job always begins at timestamp zero and covers that complete range.
Free accounts also see the watermark notice and current 4K-trial state here. If the selected source cannot be rendered offline, this area explains what must change before RENDER VIDEO becomes available.
Render settings
| Setting | Choices | What it controls |
|---|---|---|
| Resolution | 1080P (1920×1080) or 4K (3840×2160) | Finished frame dimensions and 4K entitlement/trial state |
| Frame Rate | 24, 25, 30, 48, or 60 FPS | Exact number of visual frames generated for each second |
| Format | MP4 · H.264 or WEBM · VP9 | Download container and video codec |
| Include Audio | On or off | Adds the loaded track to the finished video; unavailable when no replayable audio exists |
The footer updates before rendering to show the selected resolution, frame rate, and exact frame count. CANCEL closes the dialog; RENDER VIDEO starts the job.
Progress and cancellation
The job uses the visualizer and settings snapshot present when rendering begins. Changes made in the live app afterward do not alter that export.
The progress view shows the percentage, FRAME N OF TOTAL, and each stage:
- PREPARING SNAPSHOT
- ENCODING AUDIO
- RENDERING FRAMES
- FINALIZING FILE
Use CANCEL EXPORT to stop. Every output frame is evaluated at its exact track timestamp, so a render can run faster or slower than playback without dropping visual frames or changing the finished duration.
Saving or trying again
When the video is complete, the dialog reports:
- output width and height;
- frame rate and exact duration;
- whether audio is included;
- MP4 or WebM format;
- total frame count and file size.
Choose SAVE VIDEO to download it or EXPORT AGAIN to return to the settings. If a job fails, the dialog shows the error and provides RETURN TO SETTINGS.
Loaded tracks vs live inputs
Offline rendering requires a loaded demo track or audio file. Microphones, shared-tab audio, live streams, and Performer sessions cannot be replayed from the beginning, so the dialog asks you to load a file instead.
For a live set, use OBS or your operating system's screen recorder. See Streaming with OBS, Twitch & YouTube for capture and audio-routing workflows.
Plans
1080p is available on every plan. The free tier covers 10 finished exports per calendar month (Visualizers and Studio share one pool), resetting on the 1st — building and previewing are never counted. Free exports include a BeamTracer watermark; paid plans remove it and lift the limit. 4K is included with Bundle and Studio, and lower plans receive one trial 4K export. Failed or cancelled jobs return the slot and do not use the trial. See Pricing.