3D particle music visualizer
Two clouds of particles — red and blue — swirling through 3D space, crashing together on the bass and exploding on every kick, filmed with a shallow depth of field.
Use this style — free No sign-up to preview
How it reacts
- BASS
- The two clouds are pulled together until they collide.
- KICKS
- Particles burst outward from each cloud's core.
- ENERGY
- The flow gets faster and more turbulent in loud sections.
- CAMERA
- A slow orbit with focus pulls — near particles melt into bokeh.
What you can change
PaletteAurora, Orchid, Ultraviolet, Lagoon, Ember, Flamingo, Spectrum or Mint.
BackgroundMidnight indigo, black, deep teal, any custom color — or your cover art.
IntensityFrom subtle to full-frame.
Bass responseHow hard the low end drives the shape.
PaletteThe first colors paint one cloud, the last colors the other.
Title overlaySong, artist and a progress bar.
Great for
- Electronic
- Techno
- Cinematic
- Ambient
- Bass music
- Hyperpop
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Particle Storm visualizer FAQ
Does the 3D particle visualizer need a powerful computer?
It runs on your graphics card. Any recent laptop handles the preview; exports render frame by frame, so a slower machine just takes longer — the video comes out the same.
How many particles are there?
Over 100,000 in exports. Small previews use fewer so the page stays smooth.
Can I use my cover art as the background?
Yes. Add cover art in the editor and choose whether it sits dimmed or blurred behind the particle storm visual.
Does it work for TikTok, Shorts and Spotify Canvas?
Yes. Switch the format to 9:16 for TikTok, Shorts and Reels, or to Spotify Canvas for a short vertical loop without audio.