Free · renders in your browser · no watermark
The video every music channel uploads, from one song and one cover.
Your artwork in the middle, the music moving around it — the format YouTube's music channels use — with the song's own chapters in the description, the last twenty seconds left clear for the end screen, and a thumbnail from the drop.
It reads the whole song first — drops, choruses, sections you can drag — then draws. A live visualizer only notices a drop after it has happened.
The Art wall look, live on the demo song. With yours, the colours come from your artwork and the motion from your music.
A description with chapters is written for you from the sections the analysis found — the timestamps become YouTube chapters.
The end screen: through the last twenty seconds the cover eases left and the right side empties for the subscribe and next-video cards.
1080p free with no watermark, 1440p and 60 fps on Creator; every video renders on your own computer — no queue, no credits, no expiry.
Questions
Which look should I start with?
Art wall is the big channels' format: a drained full-frame print of the cover, a small disc with a thin white outline, the time under it. The library holds more than a hundred looks in all, grouped by what you see.
Does the free plan have a limit?
No daily cap and no expiry. Free exports are 1080p with no watermark; they close on a three-second “Made with LimeLight” card.
Free: unlimited 1080p exports, every look, no watermark. Creator $10/month: 1440p, 60 fps, every format at once, no end card. Or a Release pass: $4 once for one song. Plans