Free · renders in your browser · no watermark
Your own lo-fi radio visuals, hours long.
A lo-fi channel's picture should be its own — not a borrowed loop a claim can take down. Drop the mix, or the whole album, and the Lo-fi show cuts to another part of your artwork on every section and every four bars, an oscilloscope or a corner meter over it, the tracklist with times beside the art, the file streaming straight to disk so a two-hour show never has to fit in memory.
It reads the whole song first — drops, choruses, sections you can drag — then draws. A live visualizer only notices a drop after it has happened.
The Lo-fi show look, live on the demo song. With yours, the colours come from your artwork and the motion from your music.
Every section of the mix gets its own crop of the cover and the window moves every four bars — an hour never sits on one frame.
The tracklist with times sits beside the art and the YouTube description carries the timestamps; the look can change with every track.
Shows stream to disk as they render: 90 minutes free, three hours on Creator ($10 a month), any length on Studio.
Questions
How long can the show be?
90 minutes on the free plan, three hours on Creator, any length on Studio — the file is written as it renders, so an hour at 1080p never lives in memory.
Can I loop it for a 24/7 stream?
The show renders as one MP4 with the tracklist painted in; loop it in OBS or your streaming software. For a seamless short loop, the Spotify Canvas and the motion covers land their last frame on their first.
Free: unlimited 1080p exports, every look, no watermark. Creator $10/month: 1440p, 60 fps, every format at once, no end card. Or a Release pass: $4 once for one song. Plans