👋 What is VJam

Play some music, open your browser — done. Visuals start dancing to your music in real time 🎛️✨ That's VJam — a browser VJ app, no install needed.

👀 See it first

VJam live view with the bottom minibar — Bring in sound and the presets move in real time. On mobile or PC, this is the first screen you can play from.

Cockpit preset browser with a visual search query — Pick visuals from the preset browser. Search, stack, and shape a look that fits the track.

Sample grid comparing how visuals look with different blend modes — The same materials can feel completely different when the blend changes. Layering is part of the performance.

Full Cockpit view with Deck A, Deck B, crossfader, and preset browser — On PC, Cockpit gives you Deck A/B, crossfader, presets, images, collage, video, text, and track info in one control surface.

Images, collage, video, text, and track info each work as their own layer type. Start with Images, Collage, Video, Text, or Track info.

🎨 What can it do?

Your music drives the visuals in real time (bursts on the beat, shifting colors)
Pick from 1,300+ visuals (MilkDrop ~945 + p5.js ~426) — stack them, mix them
Mix and switch two visuals like a DJ mixer (Deck A/B + crossfader)
Drop in your own images, collage elements, videos, text, and track info (logos, track names, messages)
Record to MP4 and post it to socials

🙋 Who's it for?

DJs / VJs 👉 you want visuals for a live show or event
Streamers 👉 you want a music-reactive background for your stream
Anyone who just wants to play 👉 put on music and watch 🎶

💡 The idea behind VJam

Visuals you feel 👉 not meters and numbers — bursts on the beat that jump right out at you
DJ-style control 👉 switch Deck A/B with the fader, adjust the current deck from the browser, switch scenes with number keys
PC and mobile 👉 mobile for quick play, PC when you want to build it up

🚀 Just try it

Don't sweat the details. Open your browser, play some sound, and you're already VJing 🎉

👉 Head to Getting Started!

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