Free Audiogram Maker

An audiogram is a video made from audio, usually a moving waveform and a title over a background. Podcasters use them to share clips on platforms that expect video. This maker turns your audio into a square MP4 audiogram.

1. Click Choose files and select your audio clip. 2. Type a Headline and choose the two colors. 3. Click Process audio. 4. Watch the MP4 and click Download.

No. The video is rendered by FFmpeg inside your browser and saved to your device. The tool downloads the FFmpeg engine once, plus a font file for the headline, from a public CDN, but your audio stays local.

It’s free, and the video contains only your audio, headline and colors, with no SocQ logo. Clips can be up to 10 minutes long, though short highlights tend to work better in social feeds.

The result is an MP4 at 1080 × 1080 pixels and 15 frames per second, with H.264 video and AAC audio at 128 kbps. Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X and TikTok all accept this format.

No. The video shows one headline, not word-by-word captions. To add captions, open the MP4 in a video editor or use the social app’s own captions feature.

Not directly; the output is always square. You can still upload it to Reels or TikTok, where it appears with space above and below, or place it on a 9:16 canvas in a video editor.

Keep it short enough that viewers hear one complete idea, such as a single quote or answer. The tool accepts up to 10 minutes, but longer videos take more time to render, especially on phones.

The Headline field can’t be empty. If the text is too long to fit even at the smallest size, the tool asks for a shorter caption. Cut it down to a short phrase and try again.

Yes, in current mobile browsers. Video rendering is heavy, so a one-minute clip takes noticeably longer on a phone than on a computer, and very long files may fail on devices with little memory.