Drop in your song and your cover art. LimeLight makes the music video.
A music visualizer that reads the whole song before it draws, and renders in your browser — not in a render queue. It is finished and it works; I am just not open yet.
- A release pass, free, the day you get in — one song at 1440p and 60 fps, in every format at once, with no end card. It normally costs $4.
- You get in in the order you signed up. No queue-jumping, no points.
- One question when you are in, and your answer decides what I build next.
Not a video — the studio's own renderer, drawing a real song on your machine as you read this.
It reads the whole song first — the drops, the choruses, the sections you can drag — and then draws. Every other visualizer watches the music one frame at a time, so the flash lands after the bass does.
Every picture here came out of LimeLight as an MP4.
No mock-ups. Your own cover art sits where these ones do.
Is any of this AI?
The video isn't generated: the picture is your cover art and the motion is your song — read, measured and drawn. A few optional tools do use AI, and each says so at its button: Make it 3D and timing lyrics to the singing run small models inside your own browser, and on paid plans lyric transcription and the picture tools use an AI service. None of them is needed to make a video.
Will it look like everyone else's video?
The colours come from your artwork and the motion is your own song's — its drops, its sections, its tempo. There are 318 looks and 5 shows, and every one of them is adjustable.
Do I have to pay?
No. Free when it opens and free after it: every look, every song, as many videos as you want, at 1080p with no watermark — only a three-second end card. No daily limit, no credits, nothing expires. Paid plans take the card off and add 1440p, 4K, 60 fps and every format at once — but you never have to be on one.