Templates and visualizer looks
The 42 templates and 15 visualizer looks, what kind of music each suits, and the difference between a template and a look.
Two different things share the word style here, and knowing which is which saves a lot of clicking.
| What it is | Where | |
|---|---|---|
| Template | A complete finished design: layout, type, background and motion together. There are 42 | Music Visualizer |
| Look | The shape of the reactive graphic on its own, with no layout attached. There are 15 | Compose, the visualizer builder |
The families of look
- Linear bars: the classic spectrum, wide and readable, good for almost anything
- Mirrored and centred bars: symmetrical, good when artwork sits in the middle
- Circular and radial: a corona around the cover, good for ambient and electronic
- Waveform: flowing waves that rise and fall with the sound, good for spoken word and acoustic
- Swells and fields: soft, centred motion that is flat at silence, good for slow music
Which suits my genre?
There is no rule, but there are tendencies: heavy bass rewards bars that move a long way, ambient rewards forms that breathe rather than jump, and spoken word reads better on a waveform than on a spectrum. Music visualizer ideas for every genre goes through it properly, and audio spectrum templates covers the bar family.
Can I see them before signing up?
Yes. Every template has its own page with a preview on the templates gallery.
Last updated 2026-09-15
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