Honeycomb Bloom

Your photo or video blooming through a honeycomb: hexagonal windows open from the centre and reveal it in full colour over a dimmed, black-and-white copy. The music's spectrum shapes a flower of radial flares that opens wider on every beat — a music visualizer for lyric videos, podcasts and album promos. Without a picture of your own it shows a built-in desert canyon.

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About this template

Shape and layout

A flower of hexagonal cells opens from the centre of the frame on a honeycomb grid that stays regular in every format. Each cell is a window onto the same continuous picture — your photo, video or the built-in desert canyon — sharp and in full colour, while around them the picture is dimmed, drained of colour and softened. Cell size, gap, size variation and density are yours to set; a pattern seed picks which cells light first.

Motion

The spectrum repeats around a ring of radial flares — bass at each flare's tip, mids and treble between them — so the flower's outline is the music's shape, and a share of the overall energy fills every direction. Drum hits briefly open the whole flower and the bass lights a small heart at its centre. Outward waves, twinkling cells and breathing sizes keep even a held chord alive; silence returns to the quiet picture.

Look and colour

The picture inside the cells is brighter and richer than the original, framed by a thin rim in the colour beneath each cell with a soft inner glow. Tints from amber, cyan and violet to rainbow, aurora, sunset and ocean gradients — or a colour of your own — can wash over it. Around the flower the picture is dimmed, black and white and softly blurred; a soft bloom and a vignette finish the frame.

What you can customize

Every setting below is yours to change in the editor, with the live preview updating as the track plays.

Visualizer

Cell size: How large each hexagonal cell is. Smaller cells make a finer honeycomb.
Cell gap: The dark gap between neighbouring cells.
Size variation: How much the cells differ in size from one another. Zero makes them all the same size.
Cell density: How many of the cells inside the flower light up. Zero shows none.
Pattern seed: Which cells light up first. Every number is a different, repeatable arrangement.
Vertical position: Moves the whole visualizer up or down the frame.
Reveal opacity: How fully the lit cells show the sharp colour picture. Lower lets the dim picture show through them.
Rim glow: How brightly each lit cell's rim and inner edge glow, in the colour of the picture beneath it.
Rim thickness: How thick the glowing rim around each lit cell is.
Cell exposure: How bright the picture is inside the cells compared with the original.
Cell saturation: How rich the colours are inside the cells. Zero makes them black and white.
Cell tint: A colour or gradient washed over the picture inside the cells. Original colours keeps the picture as it is; Custom lets you pick one.; Original coloursSolar amberElectric cyanUltravioletEmeraldRose goldPolar iceRainbow ringsSpectrum rainbowAurora gradientSunset gradientOcean gradientCustom
Custom cell tint
Tint amount: How strongly the tint colours the picture inside the cells.
Bloom: How far the light of the lit cells spills into the dim picture around them. Zero keeps it inside the cells.
Vignette: Darkens the edges of the frame.
Audio reactivity: How strongly the flower moves with the music — lower for calmer motion, higher for a punchier response.
Flare layout: All directions repeats the spectrum around a ring of flares; Wings runs it from the bass at the sides to the treble at the top and bottom.; All directionsWings
Radial flares: How many flares the spectrum repeats around. Every flare points its bass outwards.; 46810121416
Energy spread: How much of the overall loudness fills every direction, so a bass-heavy track still blooms all the way round. Zero keeps only the flares.
Liveliness: Outward waves, twinkling cells and breathing sizes that keep a held note moving. Zero shows a still spectrum.
Spectrum reach: How far the flower can open towards the edges of the frame on a loud passage.
Bass pulse: How strongly the bass drives the flower and lights the small heart at its centre.
Treble emphasis: Boosts the high frequencies so cymbals and hi-hats reach as far as the bass.
Transient punch: Drum hits briefly open the whole flower further.
Animation speed: How fast the waves, twinkles and breathing move.
Spectrum sensitivity: How far the flares reach for a given loudness, without changing the beat or the bass heart at the centre.
Resting glow: How much of the flower's centre stays lit when there is nothing to react to.
Attack: How quickly the cells respond when the sound gets louder.
Release: How quickly lit cells fade after the sound drops.

Background

Background photo
Background video
Background dimming: Darkens the picture outside the cells. Zero leaves it as bright as inside.
Background desaturation: Drains the colour from the picture outside the cells. Zero keeps it in full colour.
Background blur: Softens the picture outside the cells so the sharp picture inside them stands out.

Backdrop effects

Effects for your photo or video backdrop, shared by every template.

Zoom pump: How much the background photo or video zooms in on the bass. Zero keeps it at a fixed size.
Travel: How far the background photo or video wanders around the frame as the track plays. Zero holds it still.
Camera shake: A short camera shake on every kick — a vibration with a slight roll — plus a low rumble with the level. Zero holds the camera still.
Shockwave: Ripple rings spread out from the centre on the kicks and warp the picture as they pass. Zero never fires.
Lens: A lens bulge that pumps on the kicks, with a colour fringe in the outer frame that grows with the level.
Zoom blur: Radial streaks shoot out from the centre on the kicks, as if the camera rushed in. Zero never streaks.
Glow pulse: A soft bloom around the bright parts of the picture that swells on the kicks.
Light leaks: Warm patches of light drift slowly over the picture, brighter the louder the music — a film look.
Light rays: Shafts of light from the top-left corner, blocked by the darker parts of the picture, brighter with the music and flaring on the kicks. Zero keeps them off.
Light sweep: A soft, slanted band of light crosses the picture once a bar — or, without the track’s analysis, on a strong kick every few seconds at most. Zero never sweeps.
Lens flare: Long horizontal streaks of bluish light stretch out of the brightest parts of the picture on the kicks, and rest faintly in between. Zero keeps them off.
Fog: Slow drifting mist over the picture, thicker toward the bottom and breathing gently with the music. Zero keeps the air clear.
Particle overlay: A layer of drifting particles over the picture that brightens with the music.; OffDustBokehSnowSparksRainFirefliesConfettiBubblesStars
Particle amount: How many particles fill the frame.
Rain on glass: Raindrops on a pane in front of the picture: small beads, and bigger drops that slide down and bend the picture. Zero keeps the glass dry.
Echo: The previous frame lingers, slightly enlarged, so motion leaves trails and the kicks pull you into a tunnel.
Neon edges: The picture's own outlines traced in cycling neon colours, brightest on the kicks.
Glitch: Digital bursts on the kicks: sliced rows jump sideways, blocks freeze and the colour channels split. Zero never fires.
Pixelate: The picture breaks into square blocks on the kicks and sharpens again within a quarter of a second. Zero keeps it sharp.
Beat pulse: The picture breathes in time with the music, swelling and glowing just before each beat so it lands on it. Needs the track’s analysis.
Perspective tilt: Tilts the picture like a card in 3D, swaying slowly with the music and nodding on the kicks, with a light that follows the turn. Zero keeps it face-on.
Liquid: The picture ripples like a liquid surface, more strongly the louder the music. Zero keeps it flat.
Flash: A short flash toward white on the strongest kicks, at most two per second. Zero never flashes.
Retro VHS: Tape look: a gentle wobble, colour bleed, scan lines, noise and a tracking band that rolls through on the beat.
Old film: Projector look: flicker, hair scratches, dust, a gentle weave and a sepia lean.
Backdrop grain: Adds fine film-like noise over the frame for a textured, less digital look.
Color grade: A colour treatment over the whole picture — and the colours of the built-in backdrop when you set no photo or video.; NaturalWarmCoolMonoFaded
Duotone: Maps the picture’s light and shade onto two colours, dark to light. Custom uses the two colours you pick below.; OffMidnightSunsetForestGoldRoseCustom
Duotone shadows: The colour the darkest parts of the picture turn into.
Duotone highlights: The colour the brightest parts of the picture turn into.
Motion follows: What the camera moves follow — zoom pump, shake, tilt, shockwave, lens, zoom blur, liquid, depth, subject pop and focus. A stem needs the track’s stems.; Whole mixDrumsBassVocals
Light follows: What the light follows — glow, flashes, light leaks, rays, sweep, lens flare, fog, vignette, spotlight, rim light and hue steps. A stem needs the track’s stems.; Whole mixDrumsBassVocals
Texture follows: What the texture effects follow — glitch, pixelate, VHS, echo trails, neon edges, particles, rain on glass and subject ghost trails. A stem needs the track’s stems.; Whole mixDrumsBassVocals
Drop: The picture tightens, dims and drains of colour over the bars before a drop, then bursts open on it. Needs the track’s analysis.
Follow the song: Calmer reactions in the quiet parts of the song and bigger ones in the loud parts, easing at each change. Needs the track’s analysis.
Hue drift: The colours slowly cycle around the hue wheel and take a step on every kick. Zero keeps them as they are.
Depth parallax: Sways the near parts of the photo more than the far ones, and swells them on the kicks, so a flat picture gains depth. Needs the photo's depth map: off until it is ready, and on a video.
Focus rack: Blurs by depth like a lens: at rest the near part is sharp and the far part soft, and the focus pulls to the background and back on the kicks. Needs the photo's depth map; off until it is ready.
Depth fog: A pale haze over the far parts of the picture that breathes with the music, so the near parts stand out. Needs the photo's depth map; off until it is ready.
Keep subject crisp: Keeps the photo's subject untouched while blur, glow, echo, tape, grade and grain go to the background only. Needs the photo's subject map; off until it is ready.
Subject rim light: A neon rim of light hugging the photo's subject, with a soft halo behind it, flaring on the kicks. Needs the photo's subject map; off until it is ready, and on a video.
Subject ghost trails: Pale copies of the subject linger and drift outward with the music while the background stays put. Needs the photo's subject map; off until it is ready, and on a video.
Subject pop: The photo's subject swells toward the viewer on the kicks while the background holds still. Needs the photo's subject map; off until it is ready, and on a video.
Subject spotlight: Darkens the picture around the subject, like a spotlight that follows it and breathes with the music. Needs the photo's subject map; off until it is ready, and on a video.
Beat sync: Lands the stepping effects — the kaleidoscope, the hue drift and the shockwave rings — on the beat or the bar instead of on every bass hit. Needs the track’s analysis.; OffEvery beatEvery bar
Focus pulse: The picture softens and dims as the music settles and snaps sharp and bright on the hits. Zero keeps it steady.
Vignette pulse
Mirror: Folds the picture into mirrored copies. The kaleidoscope turns slowly and steps on the kicks.; OffLeft-rightFour-wayKaleidoscope
Particles behind subject: Spreads the particles through the scene's depth, so some pass behind the photo's subject. Needs the photo's depth map; off until it is ready, and on a video.; NoYes