Galaxy: a 3D cosmic music visualizer in the browser
Twenty-seven 3D scenes — a gravitationally lensed black hole, a volumetric nebula, a supernova, a spectrum sea, an infinite cathedral — rendered live with HDR bloom, streaks and grain, free.
Who this is for
- Artists who want cinematic release visuals
- Planetarium-style ambient screens
- Anyone who loves space
Ray-marched, not sprites
The black hole bends every ray around the horizon so the accretion disk wraps into an Einstein ring; the nebula is a real volume the camera flies past; the supernova detonates on drops.
Cinematic pipeline
HDR rendering, UnrealBloom, anamorphic streaks, diffraction glints, god rays, film grain and a palette-aware grade — driven by the music.
Branding and export
Logo, album art, titles and lyrics; MP4/WebM at 720p–4K; phone remote and MIDI for live use.
How to do it
- Open Galaxy — it runs in the browser on WebGL
- Choose a song or play the demo
- Pick a cosmic scene and add your logo or title
- Record, or export an MP4 at 1080p–4K
Questions people ask about galaxy music visualizer
What does it need?
A browser with WebGL2. Quality adapts from integrated graphics to Apple silicon and discrete GPUs.
Is it free?
Yes, including commercial use. Support is optional.
Can I use my own colours?
Five palettes plus a five-colour custom palette.
Does the phone remote work?
Yes, pair by QR.
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