Opal Music Visualizer

A dreamy pedestal for your cover art, floating above frosted-glass equalizer rods painted in your artwork's own colors, mirrored in a glossy floor.

Opal is a music visualizer that stages your release like a gallery piece: the square album cover floats above center, lit by a softly pulsing halo, while a row of frosted-glass rods rises from a floor line beneath it. Everything mirrors downward into a glossy reflection that fades into a deep dark room, with light motes drifting slowly upward around the whole scene.

The rods aren't decorated with a stock palette. Opal extracts the dominant vibrant hue from your artwork and paints the entire stage with it, so every upload gets its own color story. Each rod reads its own slice of the spectrum with the same validated reactivity as our whole bar family: instant attack, musical decay, a loudness envelope that lifts choruses, and a bass kick you can feel. The field settles flat when the music goes quiet.

What makes Opal different

Painted from your artwork

Opal pulls the dominant vibrant color out of your cover and uses it for the rods, halo, and glow. The template is palette-locked to your release, no color theory required.

True per-band reactivity

Each frosted rod tracks its own frequency band. Kicks slam the low end while hi-hats shimmer across the top. Verses sit low, drops fill the row, and silence reads as calm, not fake motion.

Cinematic depth

A glossy mirror reflection below the floor line, a slow parallax drift on the cover, drifting light motes, and a vignette give the frame real depth. Dreamy, never busy.

Render-perfect preview

The studio preview replays the exact per-frame analysis the renderer uses, so what you see while editing is what your exported video looks like.

Open Opal in the studio