Audiogram Maker

Audio doesn’t play on its own on Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn or X, so podcasters and musicians share audiograms: short videos where a visualiser moves with the sound. Audiogram Maker turns any recording into one. Open the file, drag two handles over the waveform to pick the best moment (up to three minutes), and see a live preview with the sound before you make anything.

Choose bars that bounce with each frequency, a smooth liquid wave, or a ring of bars around a circle that pulses with your cover art. Set the shape for where it’s going: square for feeds, 4:5 portrait, 9:16 for stories and reels, or 16:9 for YouTube. Use one of six gradients in rich colours, a plain colour, or your own photo, softly blurred and darkened so the words stay readable. Add a title, a subtitle in any of 18 fonts, cover art, and captions from an SRT or WebVTT file.

Unlike most audiogram services, there’s no account, no monthly fee and no watermark, and your unreleased episode never leaves your computer: the video is drawn and encoded in your browser.

1. Press “Choose a file” and pick an audio file or a video with sound.
2. Drag the handles on the waveform, or type From and To times, to choose the clip. Press Listen to check it.
3. Under Look, choose a Size, a Visualiser and a Background. Fill in Title and Subtitle, and press “Add cover art” or “Add captions (SRT, VTT)” if you like.
4. Press “Play preview” to watch it with the sound, then press “Make video”.
5. When it’s ready, watch it on the page and press “Download video”.

• Clips up to three minutes, picked with draggable handles, typed times or the keyboard.
• Three visualisers: frequency bars, a smooth layered wave, and a circle of bars around pulsing cover art.
• Four sizes: square 1:1, portrait 4:5, story 9:16 and wide 16:9, in Full HD or faster 720p.
• Backgrounds: six gradients, any solid colour, or your own picture with adjustable darkening and blur.
• Title and subtitle in 18 bundled fonts, any text colour, and visualiser colours of your choice.
• Captions from SRT or WebVTT files, timed against the whole recording so any clip lines up.
• Live preview with sound, an optional progress bar, and gentle sound fades at each end.
• MP4 (H.264 and AAC) where the browser supports it, otherwise WebM; no watermark.

• Pick a moment that makes sense on its own: a strong opinion, a punchline or a chorus. Thirty to sixty seconds works best on most apps.
• Most people scroll with the sound off, so captions make a big difference to how many watch to the end.
• Use Story 9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, Portrait 4:5 or Square for feeds, and Wide 16:9 for YouTube and websites.
• With a photo background, a little darkening keeps white text readable on any picture.
• If making the video is slow on an older phone, choose HD 720p; social apps shrink videos anyway.