Turn your music into visuals people stop scrolling for

Audio responsive visuals you can use anywhere. Export with transparency or as full videos for reels, shorts, and your editing workflow.

Transparent overlays
Beat synced visuals
Ready to post exports

Built different

Everything your visuals
actually need.

Audio intelligence engine

Every visual is driven by your audio's frequency data in real time. Bass, mids, and highs each control separate visual parameters so the reaction feels musical, not random.

Deterministic FFT pipeline with per frame spectrum and waveform extraction
Per band energy, spectral flux, onset envelope, intensity, and pulse tracking
Beat hit, flash, and strength detection with BPM, phase, swing, and confidence

20+ visualizer styles

From fluid particle systems to geometric waveforms and spectrum bars. Pick a style that matches your genre and vibe, then tweak it to make it yours.

Bars, Mirror, Organic Waves, SPDF Orbit, Fractal Bloom, Laser Tunnel

ProRes, WebM & MP4 export

Export in whatever format your workflow needs, lossless ProRes for professional editing, WebM with transparency for overlay compositing, or MP4 for direct posting.

PRORES 4444
WEBM
MP4
Alpha channel support on ProRes and WebM
Up to 4K resolution export

Auto colour matching

Drop in your background image and Varya samples dominant colors to build a palette your visualizer inherits automatically so everything looks intentional from the start.

Extracts five dominant colors palette
Choose your own colour

How to use SONIX

Create a music visualizer in four clear steps.

This guide is written for creators searching for an audio visualizer, music video visualizer, transparent overlay export, or quick social video workflow.

SONIX app screenshot showing audio upload, visualizer preview, controls, and export options
Replace this preview with your real app screenshot when available.
  1. 01

    Upload MP3 or WAV audio

    Drop your song into SONIX. The app reads frequency data, waveform motion, beat hits, and energy changes so visuals react to the actual music.

  2. 02

    Pick a visualizer style

    Choose styles such as Bars, Mirror, Organic Waves, Fractal Bloom, Laser Tunnel, or Orbit, then use variations to match the song mood.

  3. 03

    Add cover art or a background image

    Upload artwork, resize the canvas for YouTube, reels, shorts, or square posts, and use auto color matching to blend the visualizer with your image.

  4. 04

    Export for your platform

    Export MP4 for direct posting, WebM with alpha for transparent overlays, or ProRes for editors that need high-quality compositing.