Use case

A reactor core that runs on your song

Chat for a minute and AI writes an original song. Then a glowing sci-fi core — rotating machinery wrapped in a radial spectrum — powers up on every beat. The harder your track hits, the harder the reactor works.

Free to try No watermark with any token pack Included music licensed

What you can pick

Hand-tuned variants. Pick the one that fits the moment — the AI handles the rest.

1 Aurora

Blue-violet plasma — the cold-fusion look.

2 Sunset

Orange-pink burn — a core running hot.

3 Mono

White-on-black schematics — industrial and stark.

4 Ember

Teal casing, burning orange heart — the moody one.

Some tracks want a machine, not a mood. Synthwave, phonk, EDM, game-night anthems — music that hits like hardware deserves visuals that look engineered. The reactor is that: a rotating core with a radial spectrum that reads your song's energy like a power gauge, spiking on every hit. No footage, no photo, no editing — you chat the song into being and the machine performs it.

Perfect for

Some moments this fits — there are more.

Electronic drop

Synth, EDM, phonk — a machine visual for machine music.

Gaming content

An anthem from the chat plus a reactor core — intros, stream screens, clips.

Hype announcement

Count something down with a core powering up — launches, matchdays, drops.

Workout track

A hard instrumental with visuals that read like effort.

Sci-fi fandom post

The look speaks the language — post it where the space fans are.

Loopable ident

A short render loops as a channel ident or a recurring series opener.

Tips for the best result

A few small things make a noticeable difference.

  • 1

    Hard-hitting tracks shine

    The core visualises energy — ask the chat for drops and drive, and the machine earns its name.

  • 2

    Instrumentals fit naturally

    No lyrics display in this look, so "just music" answers lose nothing.

  • 3

    Short loops go far

    A 15–30 second render loops as an intro or ident — the rotation hides the seam.

  • 4

    Ember for menace

    The teal-and-orange palette reads the most cinematic — villain-core, in the best way.

How it works

  1. 1

    Chat your song into being

    Ask for something with punch — electronic, cinematic, heavy. Words or instrumental both power the core.

  2. 2

    Pick the core's glow

    Four palettes from cold plasma to burning ember. The rotation and spikes come from your track.

  3. 3

    Preview live, then render

    Watch your actual song drive the machine before you spend a render. Download and post.

Frequently asked questions

Ready to try it?

Free tokens at signup — no card needed.