Turn your audio into a video people actually watch.
Waveloop makes audiograms — short videos with an animated waveform — so your podcast clips, voice notes, music snippets, and quotes get noticed in feeds that autoplay muted. Everything happens on your device. There's no account to create, and your audio is never uploaded to a server.
A FAST, FOCUSED WORKFLOW
• Import — pick an audio file, record a new clip right in the app, or start from the built-in sample.
• Trim — scrub the waveform and drag two handles to grab exactly the moment you want (clips up to 5 minutes).
• Style — choose a waveform color, pick a background, set the bar density, pick square or 9:16 vertical, and add an optional title. A live preview updates as you tweak.
• Export — render a crisp MP4 in 1080×1080 square or 9:16 vertical.
• Share — send straight to your favorite social and messaging apps, or save to your photo library.
• Recents — every export is kept in an in-app gallery so you can re-share, save, or delete it later.
BUILT FOR PRIVACY
• 100% on-device processing — your audio and video never leave your phone.
• No sign-up, no account, no ads, no tracking.
• Works offline.
MADE TO LOOK GOOD
• Smooth, hardware-accelerated export using your phone's native video encoder.
• A clean bar-style waveform with a moving progress fill and playhead.
• Color and background presets designed to read well on small screens.
PERFECT FOR
• Podcasters promoting episodes
• Musicians teasing a new track
• Creators turning quotes and voice notes into shareable clips
• Anyone who wants audio to stand out in a video-first feed
Free to use, with a small watermark on exports. A one-time Waveloop Pro unlock removes the watermark forever — no subscription. Coming soon: more waveform styles.
Questions or feedback? We'd love to hear from you.
Latest Version
26.8.23Uploaded by
Thawatchai Kaewnam
Requires Android
Android 7.0+
Category
Free Video Players & Editors AppContent Rating
Everyone
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Flag as inappropriateLast updated on Aug 25, 2026
4K Ultra HD support (2160 × 3840 resolution for portrait or 2160 × 2160 for square exports in HEVC), as well as new reactive styles (Pulse, Meter, Rise, and Reactive). Plus other user interface improvements.