Stream-Q
Visualizer

Online music visualizer

Make a video where the music is visible: spectrum bars, a glowing wave, rays around a pulsing cover or particles bursting from the kick. Everything is computed from your track, frame by frame.
  • Spectrum
  • Wave
  • Rays in a circle
  • Particles
  • Neon glow
  • YouTube 1080p

Upload a track — pick a style — download the video

All you need is a free Stream-Q account. Previews are free every day, and the first 2 full videos are free too.

Kinds of visualizer

  • Bars and mirrored bars — a music-channel classic, with a gradient and a neon glow.
  • A wave (oscilloscope) — a glowing line across the whole screen.
  • A filled spectrum line — soft and calm, for live music.
  • Rays in a circle around a round cover that sways on the kick.
  • Particles that burst from the strong beats.

FAQ

How much does it cost?

A 10-second preview is free, up to 20 a day. The first 2 full videos are free (with a small stream-q.com mark in the corner), then 30 Notes per video. Without the mark — 30 Notes more. Notes are Stream-Q's bonus currency: you earn them for tracks rated on streams, and they can't be bought.

What if the video fails?

If the render fails, or you cancel the job while it's waiting in the queue, your free credit or Notes come back automatically.

What format is the video?

MP4 (H.264 + AAC) — accepted by YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Telegram and Spotify Canvas. You also get a JPG thumbnail frame (1280×720 for YouTube — just right for the video thumbnail). The video is kept for 30 days.

Can I upload the video to YouTube with my music?

Yes, if the music is yours (or you hold the rights). If the track goes out through a distributor with Content ID, YouTube may flag the video — that's normal for your own release: the revenue stays with you.