Turn a track into a video with one cover image or a slideshow of many. Set when each image appears — by time, by dragging on the timeline, or while the song plays — and post it anywhere audio alone can’t go.
Drop in your track and a cover image — album art, a photo or a logo.
Pick an aspect ratio, decide how the image fills the frame, and toggle the progress bar.
Export a WebM video ready to upload wherever you share.
Turn a podcast, song or voice note into a video that platforms actually accept.
Fill the frame edge-to-edge, or fit the whole image with a soft blurred backdrop.
Show a clean progress bar so viewers can see how far through the audio they are.
Everything is combined on your device — your files are never uploaded to any server.
Most social platforms won’t take a bare audio file — but they all take video. Pairing your track with a single still image is the quickest way to get a song, podcast episode or voice note onto YouTube, Instagram, TikTok or X. This tool builds the video locally by drawing your image to a canvas and recording it alongside the audio.
Use wide 16:9 for YouTube, square for feeds, and vertical for Stories, Reels and TikTok. The image fit option lets you fill the frame or show the whole picture over a blurred backdrop.
Rendering plays the track through once in real time and exports a WebM video. If a destination needs MP4, convert it in one extra step.
Add a single cover image for a plain audio video, or add several to make a slideshow. The first image always starts at 0:00 and each next image takes over at its start time.
Type a start time for each image, drag the white handles between segments on the timeline, or play the song and press “Playhead” on an image at the moment you want it to appear. “Space evenly” resets everything to equal lengths.
Use the arrows to swap images — the start times stay where they are, so a new picture simply takes over that slot. Remove any image and the rest are re-spaced if you are still using even spacing.
A cut switches immediately, which suits beat-driven music. A crossfade blends into the next image over about half a second and feels smoother for ambient tracks and podcasts.
Fill crops each image to the frame. Fit keeps the whole image and fills the empty space with a blurred copy, which is better for mixed portrait and landscape photos.
Rendering plays the track once in real time, so a 4-minute song takes about 4 minutes. Keep the tab open until it finishes. The file is a WebM video, and nothing is uploaded to any server.
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