Make a Spotify Canvas privately in your browser
ImgTool turns your existing visualizer scene into a short 3–8 second vertical silent MP4 for release-day Canvas uploads. Your track stays local in the browser, so it fits unreleased music workflows without sending audio to a server.
One release-day job, already preset
Instead of manually rebuilding a vertical short loop, the Canvas export starts from your current scene and applies a conservative short-form MP4 profile for you.
Useful for unreleased tracks
ImgTool processes audio locally in the browser, so you can prep visuals for unreleased music without uploading the track to a server just to test a release asset.
Open, export, move on
The core tool still opens with no account. When you need the Canvas export workflow, unlock the 7-Day Release Pass and use the same studio you already set up.
Designed for Spotify Canvas-style output expectations
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1Sets the format for you
The preset uses a 9:16 vertical layout, targets 1080×1920 when viable, and falls back to a lighter 720×1280 profile on more constrained devices.
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2Keeps the export short and silent
Choose a 3–8 second loop window from the current track. The output is a silent MP4 so it fits the release-day Canvas job without extra muxing steps.
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3Uses a conservative file-size profile
ImgTool aims for a Canvas-friendly size target under 15MB in most cases, but it does not fake certainty up front because final size still depends on scene complexity and motion.
Built around the same scene you already made
You do not need a second editor. Spotify Canvas export reuses your current style, overlays, cover art, and supported background setup from the main studio.
If you already have a track loaded for a normal export, you can jump straight to the Canvas card in the export panel, set the short window, and export the release asset from there.
Who this is for
Artists in release week
Build a YouTube or promo visual once, then turn that same setup into a short Canvas-style clip when the track is about to go live.
Labels and promo channels
Keep a private local workflow for unreleased music, then export the short mobile loop you need without moving the track into a different online tool. See the private workflow.
Anyone who wants less hassle
The value here is not a new format dropdown. It is one-click setup for a very specific release-day asset musicians routinely need.
Spotify Canvas maker FAQ
Does ImgTool upload my track to make the Canvas?
No. ImgTool is built around a private browser workflow, so your audio stays on your device while you build the scene and export the short clip.
Do I need to remake my whole visualizer in vertical first?
No. The Canvas preset uses the existing export architecture and current scene, then applies a short 9:16 silent MP4 workflow for the release-day export job.
Can ImgTool guarantee the file will always be under 15MB?
No exact guarantee is claimed up front. The preset uses conservative settings to target a Canvas-friendly size, but final output depends on motion, style complexity, overlays, and background content.
Do I need an account?
No. You can open the main visualizer with no account. The Canvas export is part of the 7-Day Release Pass workflow, but the product still avoids account creation and server-side audio storage.
Ready to export a Spotify Canvas-style clip?
Open the visualizer, build the scene once, then use the Canvas export card when you need a short silent mobile loop for release week.