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AI music visualizer for your whole catalog
A music visualizer should look like the song, not like the software that made it. song.money analyzes each track's spectrum, onsets and energy curve and has an AI creative director design a concept, palette and motion style for that specific record — then renders it as a vertical video ready to post.
- 1080×1920 vertical H.264, rendered from your actual audio analysis
- The engine picks the highest-energy window automatically — or you pick it
- Several visual styles, and a mode where the director writes custom motion code
- Batch the whole catalog instead of exporting one file at a time
Audio-reactive means reactive to your audio
The renderer is driven by frame-level features extracted from the track: low, mid and high band energy, onset strength, tempo and structural changes. Motion, color intensity and particle behavior follow those curves, so a drop looks like a drop and a breakdown looks like a breakdown.
Because the analysis is per-track, two songs never produce the same video even in the same visual style with the same palette.
Where the creative decisions come from
In directed mode, an AI creative director receives a description of the track's audio characteristics and returns a full visual specification: concept, three-color palette, style selection, motion parameters and an on-screen hook line. In custom mode it goes further and writes the motion code for that track.
Every visual mode, including the directed one, is available on the free tier. Specifications are cached per track, so regenerating is cheap and re-rendering is free.
From visualizer to published post
The output is a file you can download and use anywhere. It is also, if you want it to be, the thing that gets posted automatically to TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels on a schedule — which is the reason most people end up here.
Questions
What audio formats can I use?
WAV, FLAC, AIFF, MP3 and M4A, up to 500 MB per file, or import directly from SoundCloud.
How long does a render take?
It depends on the visual style and clip length; the dashboard shows a measured ETA per render rather than a guess. Paid plans render on a priority queue.
Can I choose which part of the song is used?
Yes. The engine picks the highest-energy window by default, and you can override the start point or generate several cuts from different sections.
Do I own the output?
Yes. The videos are yours, watermark-free on paid plans.
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Three videos a month free, every visual mode included. Pro is a flat $20/month for unlimited rendering and posting.
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