NebulaPlayer
A free audio visualizer — play it in your browser, no install. NebulaPlayer — 沉浸式电影级 Web 音乐播放器 / Cinematic immersive web music player. Nebula particle visualization, LRC lyrics sync, drag & drop local playback. Zero dependencies.
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NebulaPlayer is an open-source, immersive, cinematic web music player. It turns your browser into a starfield stage — a living nebula of particles that breathes and dances with every beat.
No installation, no backend, no account. Just open the page, drag in your music (or hit the built-in Demo track), and enjoy.
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