Free · renders in your browser · no watermark
A Spotify Canvas that loops without a seam.
Spotify wants 9:16, three to eight seconds, no sound, no rapid cuts under a thumb. LimeLight takes the song's most intense moment, keeps it calm, and renders a loop whose last frame lands exactly on its first — 720 to 1080 pixels tall, MP4, ready for Spotify for Artists.
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 Aura look, live on the demo song. With yours, the colours come from your artwork and the motion from your music.
The loop's seam is measured: the last second blends toward the first so the join is under half an ordinary frame step.
Flashes and cuts are kept off for the loop, as Spotify's own Canvas guidance asks.
The release pack adds Apple Music's motion covers (square and tall) and the Suno song-art loop from the same click.
Questions
What does Spotify accept?
9:16, 720×1280 up to 1080×1920, 3–8 seconds, MP4 or JPG, no audio. The Canvas export is built to that, with no titles.
Is it free?
Yes — 1080 pixels tall, no watermark, nothing on the picture at all: a loop carries no end card either.
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