Free VJ software · no download

Free VJ software that opens in a tab

No download, no license, no plug-ins. Ebiza runs in Chrome, Safari or Edge on Mac, Windows, Linux, iPhone and Android, and gives you a scene engine, a 690-shader library, effect pads and MIDI control for free.

Open Ebiza, it's free What's newNo account, no install. Works in Chrome, Safari and Edge.

A live set in Ebiza with the scene dock and the audio meters

Compared with desktop VJ software

Need	Desktop VJ software	Ebiza
Install	Download, license key, updates, plug-ins	Open ebiza.app in a tab
Price	Often hundreds of euros	Free
Content	You bring your own clips	40 scenes and 690 shaders included
Audio analysis	Basic FFT in most tools	Beat, bass, mid, high, energy and phase detection: calm, build, drop, groove
Control	MIDI mapping by hand	16 pads on keyboard or MIDI, Auto-VJ, Ableton Link, MIDI clock
Output	Second screen, Syphon or Spout	Second screen or projector in fullscreen, phone to TV, or capture the tab in OBS

Ebiza does not replace a full media server for mapping or multi-output shows. It replaces the part most DJs actually need: good visuals that follow the music, ready before the gig.

The shader library

690 shaders ready to add to your dock: complete sources, many converted Shadertoy classics, audio visualizers and FX layers. Add any of them to a native background with the Mixup shader and set how much of it shows.

Fluid (ink), an audio-reactive scene in Ebiza — Fluid

Liquid metaballs, an audio-reactive scene in Ebiza — Liquid metaballs

Ink (sumi storm), an audio-reactive scene in Ebiza — Ink

Atrium (bright hall), an audio-reactive scene in Ebiza — Atrium

TV show (TV wall), an audio-reactive scene in Ebiza — TV show

Beams (machine), an audio-reactive scene in Ebiza — Beams

Hangar (3D), an audio-reactive scene in Ebiza — Hangar

Yokai: paper-cut demon, an audio-reactive scene in Ebiza — Yokai

What you control

Scene dock with your tested scenes only, once a set is saved
16 effect pads: strobe, glitch, shatter, echo, zoom, cuts
Keyboard shortcuts and MIDI controllers such as the MPD218
Auto-VJ with scene changes on the phrase
Ableton Link and MIDI clock for the tempo
Scene lock for the gig, hidden interface on tap
Sharp 3D upscaling on low-end GPUs
Pure blacks: grain and flashes only touch lit areas

Export loops for Resolume or OBS

Everything shared from the app lands in the Community section: BPM-locked video loops you can drop into Resolume or OBS, complete presets and shaders from other users. Record a loop of your favourite scene and use it in the tool you already own.

Questions DJs ask

Which browsers and devices work?

Recent Chrome, Edge and Safari on Mac, Windows, Linux, iPhone and Android. A GPU with WebGL is required. A laptop from the last five years runs the 3D scenes comfortably, and the upscaler keeps older machines sharp.

Can I use my own clips and logo?

Yes. The Custom scene plays your image or video, the Liquid scenes distort your logo, and the 3D name display writes your name in chrome letters.

Does it work with my MIDI controller?

Yes. Pads and keys trigger the 16 effects, and Ableton Link or MIDI clock keep the tempo in sync with your software.

Ebiza or Ibiza?

Ebiza, spelled E-B-I-Z-A, is the name of the app. It is not related to the island. If a search engine corrects it to Ibiza, type ebiza.app directly in the address bar.

Keep reading

DJ visuals that follow your musicWhat a set looks like on stage and how to build one before the gig.Audio-reactive visualsHow the beat, bass and phrase detection drive every scene.

Try it with tonight's playlist

Open the app, start the audio, pick a scene. If you like it, build a set and lock it before the gig.

Open Ebiza