Designed for YouTube creators
Default project sizes are 1920×1080 and 2560×1440 — exactly the resolutions YouTube recommends. Audio bitrate ships at 320 kbps AAC, well above the platform’s 384 kbps ceiling. No re-encoding, no quality cliff.
YouTube music visualizer — channel-ready videos in your browser
Upload an MP3, WAV or FLAC, pick a template, and export a 1080p or 1440p MP4 ready for YouTube. Built specifically for music creators uploading singles, full-album streams, lyric videos, and visualisers for their own releases.
Specs
- Aspect
- 16:9 (standard) or 9:16 (Shorts)
- Resolution
- 1080p (1920×1080) or 1440p (2560×1440)
- Frame rate
- 30 fps or 60 fps
- Format
- MP4 (H.264 + AAC) or WebM
- Render time
- Real-time in browser, no cloud queue
- Monetisation
- You own the exported video — monetise freely
Why Xenaxio for this
Templates for every genre
300+ ready-made templates organised by scene and palette. Lo-fi, synthwave, EDM, hip-hop, classical, rock — drop in a track and the template adapts to your BPM, bass and spectrum automatically.
No subscription, no render queue
Most YouTube-friendly visualizer tools require a paid subscription or push you into a cloud render queue with multi-minute waits per clip. Xenaxio runs in your browser — rendering starts the instant you hit export, with no queue and no slot to wait for.
Multi-layer composition
Stack scene + image + text + video footage layers with blend modes, opacity, per-layer animations, and post-fx. Build a single template once, re-render for every track in your release schedule.
From audio to upload in three steps
01
Upload your track
Drag an MP3, WAV, FLAC, OGG or M4A onto the canvas. Decoding and BPM estimation happen client-side in your browser — the file is only uploaded when you save the project or run an AI feature.
02
Choose a template
Browse 300+ templates filtered by genre. Stack multiple as layers, swap palettes, add your track title and artist name overlays. Toggle post-FX (bloom, chromatic aberration, scanlines) for cinematic finish.
03
Export 1080p or 1440p MP4
Pick 16:9 for standard YouTube uploads or 9:16 for Shorts. Hit Export. WebM via MediaRecorder or MP4 via ffmpeg.wasm — rendering starts instantly and runs locally, no queue.
Templates that work well here
All 310 templates →FAQ
Can I monetise the exported video on YouTube?
Yes. You own the rendered output. The only requirement is that you have the right to the audio you upload (your own track, licensed track, or royalty-free).
Does YouTube’s Content ID flag visualizer exports?
Content ID matches your audio, not the visuals. As long as the audio is yours or licensed, the video is safe.
What resolution should I export for YouTube?
1080p is the standard sweet spot — smallest file, full HD quality, plays perfectly on every device. Export 1440p if you want the YouTube “HD” badge.
Is there a watermark?
A small Xenaxio watermark is added to free-tier exports. The future Pro tier will remove it. Visuals themselves are unwatermarked in the editor.
Ready to render?
Open the editor — free, no install, no render queue.
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