How do I make a music visualizer for TikTok?
Last updated: August 24, 2026
Create a Cascade campaign with your beat and visuals, optionally upload a TikTok you saved (MP4 or MOV) as the video style, export a vertical MP4, and upload it in TikTok. Cascade matches the reference file you upload. It does not post to TikTok on your behalf.
Video style from TikTok
If you show Cascade a TikTok, it uses that clip as a pacing and layout reference — with your beat and your footage. That is matching, not copying someone else’s audio or claiming their edit as a template pack.

What you still do in TikTok
- Caption, sounds, and posting time live in TikTok.
- Commercial music on TikTok follows TikTok’s rules; you are responsible for the audio you upload there.
- Cascade’s job ends at the MP4. Post that file in TikTok yourself.
FAQ
Yes — export a vertical MP4 and post it to TikTok. You can also show Cascade a TikTok you like as a video style. Cascade does not post to TikTok for you.
A video style is the best way to get the cut you mean. Without one, Cascade still builds beat-synced edits from your footage. Upload the reference as a video file (MP4 or MOV), for example one you saved from TikTok, Instagram Reels, or YouTube Shorts. Pasting a link is not supported. Matching is strongest when the reference has clear cuts.
Yes. Finished campaigns export as MP4 (H.264 video with AAC audio), which is what TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts expect. Vertical 9:16 is the default for those placements.
Create a campaign, upload your beat, add footage or artwork, and optionally upload a reference video file (MP4 or MOV) as a video style. Cascade matches pacing and layout to that style using your assets, then you preview and export an MP4. No footage? Open Portraits, upload the beat, pick a look, and export.
Yes. You bring the beat, footage, and artwork. Cascade assembles those files into a reel. It does not generate your music or replace your art. You need the rights to everything you upload.
Turn a finished beat into a reel with your own footage.