New: Turn Your Sound Wave Art Into a Video Clip for TikTok, Reels & Stories

Every design you make on SoundViz already moves — watch the editor while your audio plays and you'll see it, the wave lighting up bar by bar in sync with the sound. Until now, that motion lived only in the browser. The moment you exported, it froze into a single flat image.

Not anymore. You can now download your waveform as a short video clip, straight from the editor.

A Still Image Is a Postcard. A Video Is a Story.

A PNG of your waveform is beautiful on a wall. But on a phone screen, in a feed built entirely around motion, a static image is easy to scroll past. A clip of your own wave lighting up — a wedding song, a voicemail, a heartbeat — stops the scroll in a way a flat picture can't.

Open the export menu and choose "Download video clip" alongside your usual SVG, PNG, and PDF options. SoundViz renders a few seconds of the same sweep animation you already see while previewing, and saves it as a video file ready to drop straight into TikTok, Instagram Reels, Stories, or a Facebook post.

What You Can Do With It

  • Announce an engagement with your song's waveform animating in as the caption reveals the date.
  • Share a baby's heartbeat as a moving clip instead of a photo — motion makes it feel alive in a way a still frame doesn't.
  • Preview a print before you buy and share it with family for a second opinion, without waiting for shipping.
  • Give a gift a moment online — post the clip the same day the framed print arrives, so the story travels further than the wall it hangs on.

Why We Built This

Most of what people make on SoundViz starts as something deeply personal — a voice, a song, a sound that means something specific to one person. But the internet runs on video now, and a screenshot of a waveform was never going to do that story justice. This closes that gap: the same emotional shape you designed, in the format that actually gets watched.

Try It Now

Sign in, design your waveform the way you always do, then open the export menu and pick "Download video clip." It takes a few seconds to render, and it's ready to post the moment it lands in your downloads.

Open the SoundViz editor and turn your next design into something that moves.