Song visualizer that understands verses, builds and drops
Not a loop with your audio pasted under it: BLOOB maps the structure of your song and shapes the visual around it, so the drop looks like a drop.
Who this is for
- Songwriters previewing a release
- A&R and managers sharing a track internally
- Fans making visuals for their favourite songs
Structure-aware
The song map finds quiet, build and peak sections. The auto-director changes scenes on section boundaries, lifts glow during builds and fires a scene change on the drop. You can switch it off and drive everything by hand.
Moods, not menus
Three moods — Chill, Signature and Hype — set intensity, glow, trails and particle density in one tap. Everything stays beat-locked; the moods change the look, not the timing.
Twenty scenes, each a different instrument
A liquid metaball body that squashes on the kick, a Chladni plate that rearranges sand on the spectrum, a string rig that plucks by register, a radar that draws one bar per revolution, a gravitational black hole in Galaxy. Every scene reacts to a specific part of the sound.
How to do it
- Open BLOOB — nothing to install, no account
- Choose a song, or use your microphone or a browser tab
- Pick a scene, a mood and a palette
- Press Record (or Export MP4) and download your video
Questions people ask about song visualizer
Does it detect the BPM?
Yes, both live and from the whole-track analysis. You can tap a tempo or lock it if a track fools the detector.
What if the visuals feel early or late?
Beat sync compensates automatically for your audio device’s output latency; a slider under Scene lets you nudge it by hand.
Can I save a look?
Yes. Save named presets, copy a link that restores your exact setup, or download a .bloob file.
Does it work with slow songs?
Yes. Ambient and downtempo tracks still get section detection; the Chill mood keeps motion gentle.
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