Create personalized music visuals with saved looks and GIF layers

Shape the world you are playing

The wrench shapes the active world. Saved looks keep your changes reusable in Custom Visuals; they do not create subscription access.

Adjust Audio Reactivity, Visual, and Effects controls for the active world. Reset returns that world to its standard parameters.

Available parameters differ by world. The Visualization Reference lists the controls from the current app. Global intensity and source gain affect more than a single saved look.

Save a reusable look

Save a Look creates a named variation. Update saves edits to the selected look; Save As creates a separate variation.

Use saved-look actions to rename, duplicate, or delete a look. Deleting removes that variation, not the original world. Select it in Custom Visuals to use it again.

Add your own images or GIFs

A saved look can include up to five image or GIF layers over its world. Layers are part of the clean audience output.

Import an image or GIF from the layer editor. Use an accessible local file; a still image stays still, while a GIF uses its imported animation.

Select a layer to adjust its available placement, opacity, blending, and response controls. Reorder or hide layers to refine the composition.

Remove unwanted layers and save your changes to the look. Keep the base world visible when checking the result on the audience display.

Test the audience composition

Look at the output at its actual viewing size. Keep layers readable, leave the musical world visible, and check how animated media affects performance. Imported images and GIFs are a visual layer workflow, not a video-editing or performance-recording feature.

Large images and animated layers add work. Try fewer layers or smaller source files if playback becomes uneven. The importer reports unsupported files or size limits.