Sound becomes motion.
An online music visualizer for files, microphone and browser audio.
No account. Your selected audio isn't uploaded for processing.
YOUR SOUND. A DIFFERENT WORLD.Loading the instrument…
An online music visualizer for files, microphone and browser audio.
No account. Your selected audio isn't uploaded for processing.
PulseKani is a free music visualizer that turns sound into moving light, particles and shapes in your browser. Bring your own audio file, microphone or browser sound. Choose from twenty-four audio-reactive scenes, from a spectrum field and oscilloscope to a particle nebula and liquid waves.
Drop an MP3 or WAV file onto the instrument to watch your music react in real time. Playback and analysis happen on your device. Adjust intensity, switch scenes or use fullscreen for a larger view. See the music visualizer guide for details.
Connect a microphone, sing, speak or play an instrument through a browser-visible audio interface. Each input has its own response, so multiple sources can drive different parts of a scene. Start with the microphone and instrument visualizer guide.
Use Share browser audio for music, podcasts or games playing in a supported browser tab. No service login or direct Spotify or YouTube integration is built into PulseKani. Our browser-tab audio visualizer guide explains sharing and what to check if there is no sound.
Capture audio or audio + visuals, then save the recording on your device. No account, timeline or upload is needed. For a projector or another window, use fullscreen or clean output. Recording formats and available sharing targets depend on your browser.
Yes. You can use the visual scenes and record locally without an account or subscription. Your browser's audio, graphics and storage capabilities determine which features are available.
Yes. Choose Microphone / instrument. Audio interfaces, mixers and virtual devices appear when your browser exposes them. Permission is requested only when you choose the input; live inputs are not played through your speakers by default.
Choose Share browser audio, select an audio-capable tab or target, and enable its audio-sharing option. PulseKani does not integrate with these services or extract their media. Sharing availability depends on your browser and system.
Drop an audio file onto the instrument or choose Open audio file. MP3, WAV and other formats your browser can decode work locally. More sources also offers direct Internet streams.
No selected audio is uploaded to PulseKani for processing. Analysis and recording happen on your device. Internet streams are fetched directly from their provider; the public host receives normal page requests and may collect page-performance analytics.
Yes. Press Record, accept Audio + visuals, then Start. Stop and save when finished. More options lets you choose sources, size and destination. Available formats and long-session limits depend on your browser and storage.
Desktop Chrome is the primary tested browser. Other Chromium browsers may work; sharing and recording capabilities vary. WebGL2 is required for live visuals. Mobile support is more limited, particularly for sharing audio from another app or tab.
F: fullscreen. R: randomize. Left/right arrows: change scene. 1–9: scene shortcuts. A: Advanced. H: hide controls. Shortcuts leave typing fields alone.