100-band radial reactivity
Every bar reads its own frequency slice at a fixed angle: kicks slam one arc while hi-hats flicker across another. In silence the ring goes flat; on the drop it fills the frame.
Radiance Music Visualizer
A luminous spectrum bursting from your circular cover: 100 color-swept bars pinned to their frequencies, firing outward with every hit.
- Electronic & dance
- Synthwave
- Pop singles
- YouTube full-track uploads
- Album promo clips
- YouTube visualizer · 16:9
- Spotify Canvas, TikTok & Reels · 9:16
- Instagram feed · 1:1
Radiance is a music visualizer that places your album art in a glowing circular frame at the center and fires a full radial spectrum out from its edge: 100 bars, one per frequency band, each pinned to its own angle so the ring reads like a compass of your mix: bass on one side, treble sweeping around. A soft ambient bloom sits behind the ring, a tracked title glows below, and a slim progress bar runs the width of the frame.
The bars ride our validated radial recipe: instant attack on transients, musical peak decay, a loudness envelope that lifts choruses, and a dedicated kick punch in the lows. Length is pure band volume: the ring collapses flat in silence and blooms wide on the drop. Pick bars, spikes, or dot rings, then sweep the color with a duotone, rainbow, aurora, fire, or ice palette.
What makes Radiance different
Artwork is the sun
Your cover sits in a glowing circular frame at the exact center of the burst, with an ambient color bloom behind it. The whole composition radiates from your release.
Three burst styles, five palettes
Switch the ring between solid bars, thin spikes, or stacked dot rings, and sweep it with a cyan-to-violet duotone, rainbow, aurora, fire, or ice gradient.
Render-perfect preview
The studio preview replays the exact per-frame analysis the renderer uses: what you see while editing is what your exported video looks like.