Your voice, visualized.
Live.

Twenty-five distinct visualizer styles in one app. Ten across the frame: classic bars, an LED equalizer, dot matrix, mirrored wave, mountain, spikes, neon capsules, silk waves, a stereo LED dB meter and an analog VU meter. Nine circular designs: radial bars, dashed ring, waveform ring, rainbow wave ring, pulse rings, flow ribbons, spike burst, ring equalizer and dot rays. Plus six camera frames that wrap the shot itself. Switch anytime from the menu bar, no restart, no re-adding your browser source.

Six styles that react around your camera instead of under it: Pulse, Colour Chase and Equalizer, each in a square version for a normal camera and a round version for a circular camera bubble. The centre stays fully transparent, so the frame sits over your existing shot at any aspect ratio, and the thickness runs off the same height slider as everything else.

Four named sensitivity levels — Low, Medium, High, and Max, with Max keeping headroom for quieter microphones — and a frequency range preset tuned for Voice, Wide, or Full Spectrum, sliced logarithmically like a real spectrum analyzer. Quiet mics and loud mics both land in the same visual range without you touching an audio mixer.

Off, Gentle, Medium, or Strong. It measures your room's own noise floor — per frequency band — and subtracts it, so the visualizer moves when you talk and sits genuinely still when you don't. Because the thresholds are relative to your measured floor, the same setting works in a quiet booth or a noisy office.

One Visualisation height slider sizes every style. Drag it and the bars and waves run from a quarter-height strip along the bottom of the frame to full height, so the visualizer sits under your content instead of towering over it. The same slider scales the circular styles up or down, and sets how thick the camera frames sit around your shot. It updates live as you drag, on every person at once or one at a time.