A Videobolt alternative for music: the stems, not the whole mix.
Videobolt is a browser video maker with more than 21,000 templates: intros, logo animations, slideshows, promos and mockups, plus a big music section with visualizers, lyric videos and Spotify Canvas designs. Its strength is range. One subscription covers almost any short video a creator or a brand needs, and it renders on its own servers.
Loopwalk does one thing: videos for a song. It splits your track into stems, so the kick, the bass, the voice and the melody each move their own part of a 3D scene, and the chorus changes the scene. One upload gives the YouTube video, the Canvas loop and the Reel.
Compared on · every Videobolt fact links to Videobolt's own page
The short answer
Pick Videobolt for many kinds of video beyond music, After Effects-style designs, logo reveals, transparent overlays, or a 1–2 hour DJ set.
Pick Loopwalk when the video should follow the song itself: each stem, each section, the drop, in a YouTube, Canvas and Reels set from one upload, billed monthly.
Free preview on your song · No card · Monthly only
Videobolt and Loopwalk, side by side.
Videobolt's facts are from its pricing page, its music pages and its help centre, read on 3 October 2026. The prices are the plan data its pricing page carries. If a page has changed since, the page wins.
- Read 3 October 2026
- ·Videobolt's own pages
- ·No affiliate links
- What it makes
Videobolt
Intros, outros, logo animations, slideshows, promos, mockups, stream overlays, lower thirds, and music: visualizers, lyric videos and Spotify Canvas designs.Source: Videobolt home page
Loopwalk
Music videos only: visualizers, lyric videos, Spotify Canvas loops and vertical clips, all from one song. - How it reacts to the music
Videobolt
A frequency analysis of the track. It finds beats in a frequency range you set (its example: 20–200 Hz for bass beats), and you choose whether the bass, the mids or the highs drive the animation.Source: Videobolt music visualizer · Help: What is a beat frequency?
Loopwalk
The song is split into six stems first: drums, bass, vocals, guitar, piano and the rest. The drums are split again into kick, snare and hi-hat hits, and the beats, bars and sections are found. Each one moves its own part of the picture. - Templates
Videobolt
21,000+ templates in all, "crafted by visual effects veterans"; its music visualizer page lists 1,200+ visualizer templates.Source: Videobolt pricing and its FAQ · Videobolt home page · Videobolt music visualizer
Loopwalk
18 templates and 200 named styles, every one built for music. Each template is a 3D scene drawn live, not a video file with slots. - Lyric videos
Videobolt
Yes. Paste the lyrics and its AI times each word, with a timeline to adjust it. Some visualizer templates also take an .srt subtitle file.Source: Videobolt lyric video maker · Videobolt music visualizer
Loopwalk
The Lyric Video template, or lyrics over any template. Paste them and they're timed to the vocal stem. Timing is measured on English, Spanish, German and French. - Spotify Canvas
Videobolt
Vertical templates sized for Spotify: 9:16 at 1080 × 1920.Source: Videobolt Spotify Canvas maker
Loopwalk
Up to 8 s cut in whole bars, 720 × 1280 or 1080 × 1920. The tail is crossfaded into the head, so it loops without a jump. No audio, text or watermark. - Reels, Shorts, TikTok
Videobolt
Many visualizer templates adapt to widescreen, vertical and square.Source: Videobolt music visualizer
Loopwalk
Every template lays itself out again for 9:16. A 30 s clip from the chorus, the drop, the loudest part or a part you pick. - Max resolution
Videobolt
Free: up to 540p. Lite: 720p at 24 fps. Pro and Business: up to 4K at 60 fps.Source: Help: Is there a free trial? · Videobolt pricing and its FAQ
Loopwalk
Unlimited: up to 4K at 60 fps (your browser's encoder decides what's offered). Free: the full-quality preview, for viewing. Video files and stills come with Unlimited. - Longest video
Videobolt
Lite 10 min, Pro 1 hour, Business 2 hours.Loopwalk
The whole song, up to 20 min and 120 MB a file. - Where it renders, and how long
Videobolt
On its servers: you can close the browser and get an email when it's done. "Longer visualizers (from 40 minutes to 2 hours) can take over a dozen hours to finish rendering."Loopwalk
The stems are split on our servers once, in a few minutes. The video then renders frame by frame in your browser tab. How long depends on your computer; we haven't published a number. - Files
Videobolt
MP4, WebM and MOV with transparency; ProRes on Business. An After Effects and Premiere Pro extension from Pro up.Source: Videobolt pricing and its FAQ
Loopwalk
H.264 MP4 with the song's audio, plus PNG stills. A release pack zips the YouTube video, the Canvas and the Reel together. - Billing
Videobolt
Monthly or yearly. The plans open on yearly ("billed annually"), which saves up to 33 %. Every plan has unlimited exports, so there are no credits.Source: Videobolt pricing and its FAQ
Loopwalk
Monthly only: no annual plan, no credits. - Free tier
Videobolt
A free account with no card. Try every template; music visualizer previews run 15 seconds and render at up to 540p.Source: Help: Is there a free trial?
Loopwalk
Every template, style and setting previewed at full quality on your own song, with its stems, for viewing and personal use. 3 new songs a day. Exports come with Unlimited. - Watermark
Videobolt
On free previews. None with a subscription.Source: Help: Why does my video have a watermark? · Videobolt pricing and its FAQ
Loopwalk
None, on any file: every export is an Unlimited export, and none carries a watermark. - Price
Videobolt
Billed monthly: Lite €14.99, Pro €34.99, Business €59.99 a month. Billed yearly: €120, €300 or €480 a year (€9.99, €24.99, €39.99 a month). Shown to us in euros; it may show another currency where you are.Source: Videobolt pricing and its FAQ
Loopwalk
Unlimited: $29 a month, the first 7 days $1.95 as a launch offer. Commercial use, fair use of 50 new songs a month.
What “reacts to each stem” looks like.
In this Halo render the kick punches the centre and the bass sets the ring on fire. Mute one and only its part stops. A beat detector set to the low end of a full mix can't do that: a kick drum and a bass line both live below 200 Hz, so it hears them as one.
- Real exports
- ·Halo
- ·Our demo song
Mute one
Everything on: the kick punches the centre and flashes the backdrop, the bass burns in the ring, and at the chorus the ring opens up.
Three real renders of one song: Halo with Extra moves from the studio's Music tab. Muted means that instrument's strength is at 0. The piano roll is what the analysis found in these six bars.
What it heard · 0:07–0:19
When Videobolt is the better pick.
These are real reasons to choose it, from what its own pages offer.
- You need more than music videos. Intros, outros, logo reveals, slideshows, promos, product mockups and stream overlays sit in the same subscription. Loopwalk makes none of those.
- You work in After Effects or Premiere Pro. From the Pro plan, Videobolt has an extension for both, and it exports MOV with transparency (ProRes on Business) to lay over your own edit. Loopwalk exports finished MP4s.
- You want a designer's 2D look. Its templates are "crafted by visual effects veterans", in thousands of styles. If you've already seen one you like, that template is the product.
- Your upload is a long DJ set or a mix. Pro renders visualizers up to an hour and Business up to two. A Loopwalk song tops out at 20 minutes.
- You'd rather close the laptop. Videobolt renders on its servers and emails you. Loopwalk renders in your browser tab, so the computer has to stay on until it's done.
- 720p is enough and you'll pay for a year. Lite billed yearly works out at €9.99 a month for 720p at 24 fps, which is less than Unlimited's $29.
When Loopwalk is the better pick.
When the video's job is to show this song, not to fill a template.
- The drums, the bass and the voice should do different things. Because the song is split into stems, a snare can run a drop down a rainy window while the bass breathes a lamp and the voice warms the light. In Lofi Room that's exactly what happens. Every reaction has its own slider, and under Advanced you can link any setting to any sound. The audio-reactive visualizer page explains how each stem is heard.
- The chorus should look like a chorus. The song's sections are found (intro, verse, chorus, breakdown, bridge, outro), and each template has its own looks for them. The drop gets its own move: the record brakes and whips round in Vinyl, the lasers fire in Stage.
- You want three formats from one upload. The whole song in 16:9 for YouTube, a Canvas loop of up to 8 seconds and a 30-second 9:16 clip, each laid out for its own frame, or all three in one release pack. The YouTube visualizer page walks through the long one.
- Lyrics timed to the voice. Paste the words and each one lands on its sung time, found on the vocal stem. The lyric video maker page has the languages and the styles.
- You want to see it on your own song first. The free preview is the real thing: every template at full quality on your own track, with its stems, for the whole song, not a short clip. Video files and stills come with Unlimited.
- Monthly, with nothing to plan around. One plan, billed monthly; there's no yearly plan to default to. Like Videobolt's plans it has unlimited exports, so there are no credits to count: every shape, up to 4K at 60 fps, with no watermark.
- No generated footage. Models only listen: they split the stems and find the beats, the sections and the sung words. A 3D engine draws every frame, and the same settings always give the same file.
How to switch from Videobolt.
There's nothing to convert: a Loopwalk video starts from the song, not from a project file. You bring the audio, the cover and the words.
- Keep what you've already made. Download the finished videos you want from Videobolt's Template Exports folder. Its FAQ says exported videos stay licensed for good and stay downloadable after you cancel. (Videobolt pricing FAQ)
- Bring the audio file. The master or a good MP3: MP3 · WAV · FLAC · M4A and more, up to 120 MB and 20 min. Links to streaming sites aren't accepted; download the file and drop it in.
- Bring the cover. If the file has embedded art, it's used and it sets the colours. Otherwise add a JPEG, PNG or WebP of up to 12 MB in Branding, with your logo (a PNG or SVG keeps its transparency).
- Bring the lyrics as text. Paste the plain words in Branding, one line per line. If you only have an .srt file, copy the words out of it and leave the numbers and timestamps behind: the timing is found again from the vocal stem.
- Pick a template and preview. Switch templates and styles while the song plays; the templates page shows a render of each. The preview is free. Video files come with Unlimited.
- Cancel Videobolt when you're ready. Its FAQ says you cancel from the Billing page and keep access to your projects until the period you paid for ends. (Videobolt pricing FAQ)
See your own song in it before you decide.
Upload the track, switch templates while it plays, and mute a stem to see its part stop. The preview is free at full quality; the video file comes with Unlimited.
Sources · read 3 October 2026
- Videobolt home page
- Videobolt pricing and its FAQ
- Videobolt music visualizer
- Help: What is a beat frequency?
- Videobolt lyric video maker
- Videobolt Spotify Canvas maker
- Help: maximum runtime for music visualizers
- Help: How long do visualizers take to render?
- Help: Is there a free trial?
- Help: Why does my video have a watermark?
Videobolt is a trademark of its owner. YouTube is a trademark of Google LLC. Spotify is a trademark of Spotify AB. TikTok is a trademark of ByteDance Ltd. Instagram is a trademark of Meta Platforms, Inc. After Effects is a trademark of Adobe Inc. Premiere Pro is a trademark of Adobe Inc. Loopwalk is not affiliated with them.