TikTok Music Visualizer for Vertical Videos

1. Open the Studio and create a free account, then confirm your email address — exporting needs a confirmed address.
2. Upload the part of the song you want to post (see below why). MP3, WAV, FLAC and M4A all work.
3. Pick a style. Styles with a centre disc sit perfectly in the middle of a vertical frame.
4. Add your artwork and a title. Put your cover or logo in the disc and the song name in a text element.
5. Export in 9:16. In the export window choose portrait, then the resolution and frame rate. The video is rendered on our servers, usually in a few minutes. You can close the page: we email you when it is ready, and you download the MP4 from the email or from your account page.
6. Post it on TikTok, Reels or Shorts. The MP4 already contains your song, so you don’t need to add the sound again in the app.

DoReMiWave turns the whole audio file you upload into the video. For a 15- to 60-second clip, cut that part of the song first — in your DAW or in any free audio editor — and upload the short file. Most clips work best when they start right on the hook, the drop or the chorus, so viewers hear the best part in the first seconds.

Vertical videos need Sol or Clef — the free plan exports landscape only. For TikTok, Reels and Shorts, 1080p vertical (1080×1920) is the standard size. The square 1:1 format on Clef is handy for feed posts on Instagram and Facebook.

Keep text away from the bottom and right edges of the frame: that is where the apps show the caption, the music label and the like and share buttons.