BeatReel music video studio

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Visual timeline



Beat machine
Chain parts, stack layers, and play the pads with your keyboard keys.
Song parts — they play in order, then repeat
Sound layers — they all play together
Editing Layer 1 · Part 1
Pads — tap, or press the key shown (records onto the part that is playing)
Artwork studio
Mix photos and video frames together, draw on top, add words, then use it as a clip.
Media library
Tap a photo or clip to drop it on the timeline. Uploaded files stay on this device for the current session.
About BeatReel
Make music videos in your browser — free.
BeatReel exists so anyone can turn free pictures, video clips and royalty-free songs into a finished music video — no software to install, no editing experience needed, and nothing to pay for. Pick your visuals, build a rhythm underneath, style every moment, then play it back, share it or download it. Everything happens right here on this page.
Find free media
Search huge libraries of free-to-use photos, video clips, full songs, samples and sound effects from around the web — no cost, no copyright worries.
Build the beat
A 12-pad beat machine with built-in drums. Tap pads or press keys on your keyboard to record rhythms, stack unlimited sound layers and chain song parts together.
Edit on the timeline
Drop clips on an interactive timeline, drag their edges to any length, trim, slow down or speed up video, and sync every clip to the beat.
Style your video
Colour looks, brightness, contrast, blur, transitions, overlays like grain and light leaks, plus animated text titles — all applied right on the preview.
Make artwork
Mix photos and video frames, paint, erase and stamp words on a canvas, then save the result as a new clip for your video.
Share anywhere
Save projects to your account, post a watch link to social media, or download the finished video as a file — all straight from the browser.
Tip: hit Play preview and tap the beat pads while it runs — what you tap is recorded into the song.
Looking for a way to turn a song into moving visuals? Read about using BeatReel as a free music visualizer.