Creating an account
How to sign up for LimePulse, what you can do for free without a card, and what subscribing unlocks. Email or Google, no install, no credit card to start.
An account takes an email address and a password, or one click with Google. There is no card at signup and no trial clock running in the background.
How to sign up
- Go to the sign up page
- Enter an email and a password, or continue with Google
- You land in the studio picker, ready to start a project
What is free without paying?
Everything except the download. You can open any studio, upload your music and artwork, pick a template, change every colour, font, size and background, add props and text, and watch the live preview react to your track for as long as you like. Projects save automatically to your library.
What the subscription unlocks is the finished file: rendering and downloading a video with no watermark. You always see the result before you pay for it, which is the point.
| Free | Creator plan | |
|---|---|---|
| Open every studio | Yes | Yes |
| Upload music and artwork | Yes | Yes |
| Customise and preview | Yes | Yes |
| Save projects | Yes | Yes |
| Render and download an MP4 | No | Unlimited |
| Watermark | n/a | None |
| AI cover artwork | No | 200 a month |
Signing in with Google
Google sign-in creates the same account as an email signup. If you first signed up with an email and later use Google with that same address, you land in the same account rather than a second one.
Forgot your password?
Use the forgotten password link on the sign in page. A reset link goes to your email address and expires after a short time. If it does not arrive, check the spam folder before asking us to resend, because the reset mail is the most commonly filtered message we send.
Deleting your account
You can delete an account and everything in it from account settings. That removes your projects, uploads and rendered videos, and it cannot be undone.
Last updated 2026-09-15
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