Visualize YouTube in real time
Play anything on YouTube and let BLOOB or Galaxy react to it live. No extension, no download — share the tab’s audio and the visuals lock to the beat.
Who this is for
- Watch parties and background visuals
- Streamers playing licensed music
- Anyone who wants Winamp-style visuals for YouTube
Tab audio, not screen recording
Only the audio of the tab you choose is shared; the video stays where it is. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is stored.
Scenes that match the genre
Chill mood for lo-fi and ambient streams, Signature for most music, Hype for electronic drops. Or pick a scene by hand: Deep Sonar for rhythm, Aurora for pads, Arc Storm for percussive tracks.
Galaxy for the big screen
Galaxy’s 3D scenes — the black hole, the spectrum sea, the nebula — read beautifully on a TV or projector.
How to do it
- Play a video on YouTube
- Open BLOOB → Visualize a Tab
- Select the YouTube tab, tick “Share tab audio”
- Fullscreen with F, hide the UI with H
Questions people ask about youtube music visualizer
Is this allowed?
Visualising audio locally for your own viewing is fine. Publishing recordings of copyrighted music is a separate matter — use your own tracks for exports.
Is there latency?
Tab audio adds a few milliseconds; the beat lead compensates. If visuals feel late, nudge Beat sync under Scene.
Can I do this on a phone?
Tab capture is desktop-only. On phones, play through a speaker and use the microphone.
Does it need an extension?
No. It uses the browser’s built-in screen-share API for audio only.
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