Convert audio track to a video file online

Not everybody likes audio podcasts, some people perceive information better — and enjoy music more — if they can also watch some visuals. Luckily, there is a fast and easy way to turn music into video in a few clicks.

Before following the manual, make sure that your Internet connection is stable, as any interruption will make you start your project over. Don’t worry! The whole process will take just a couple of minutes, so even Wi-Fi will come in handy.

Find a photo, a GIF, a picture, or a video that you will use as a base for your future clip. Clideo allows uploading files up to 500 MB for free, but if it’s not enough, consider upgrading your account to Clideo Pro.

Now you are ready to convert an audio track to a video file in three simple steps:

Upload a visual background

Open Clideo’s Video Maker in any browser and click "Get started".

Click "+" to select your audio file as well as a photo, a GIF, or a video that you want to use as a background for your future clip. To import the needed content from Google Drive or Dropbox, use one of the social media buttons.
Turn audio into video

If you want to turn your soundtrack into an artistic recording, you can also find visuals in the built-in stock libraries with free images and videos.

Now, with all the assets added, arrange them in the timeline as you like.

If you want to trim your track, drag the yellow handles to select the snippet you need, or use the "Timing" tab and set the timestamps in the corresponding boxes. To adjust the audio’s volume, drag the volume slider in the "Audio" tab.

The last point — decide on the canvas size and choose an aspect ratio if you need a specific one. We have already prepared the most popular presets that can be suitable for YouTube (16:9), Instagram Stories (9:16), and other social media.

Now you only have to hit the "Export" button. The processing may take up some time – the exact speed depends on your connection type.
Download the clip

Give your clip the final run to check if you like what you got. If so, save the project to your device, Google Drive, or Dropbox. If there are some imperfections, hit the "Edit" button and improve your clip.