Turn Any Image Into Sound

A spectrogram is a visual representation of sound frequencies. Spectrogram art hides an image inside an audio file - when you open the audio in a viewer like Audacity or Spek, your picture appears. Made famous by Aphex Twin's hidden face in "Windowlicker" and the pentagram in DOOM's soundtrack.

Upload any image or type text. Our engine converts it into audio frequencies using advanced audio processing - placing your image precisely within the sound spectrum. Download the WAV file and view it in any spectrogram analyzer.

Subscription credits give you one precision-crafted WAV file per credit at your chosen frequency range and duration. Each conversion generates 10 WAV files - one for each frequency band from sub-bass to ultrasonic - plus a FullSpectrum file. Start with 10 free credits, then choose a subscription plan. All files are lossless WAV, ready for commercial use.

Yes. Full commercial rights. No attribution required, no royalties. Use them in released music, videos, installations - anything.

Any image up to 10 MB. High-contrast images - logos, text, silhouettes, line art - produce the most striking results. Photos work too, but bold graphics really pop in the spectrogram.

Under 60 seconds from upload to download.

There are 10 pre-selectable frequency bands, or you can choose a custom frequency range. The bands are: DeepPressure (20-60 Hz), PunchField (60-120 Hz), WarmBody (120-350 Hz), ToneCore (350-1500 Hz), EdgeFocus (1500-6000 Hz), BrightTrace (6-12 kHz), OpenHalo (12-16 kHz), TeenHalo (16-20 kHz), MusicCanvas (120 Hz-12 kHz), and FullSpectrum (20 Hz-20 kHz).

Hide your logo in a podcast intro. Embed a secret message in a song for fans to discover. Create audio art installations. Send encoded voice notes. Add hidden credits to your album. Make a personalized gift - a song that literally contains someone's face.