The Canvas
A vertical loop cut to Spotify's spec, closing on its own first frame so it never jumps.
loopdusk listens for the one image your song is carrying, then makes it your Canvas, your teaser and your cover.
The idea and a first frame are free. You see them before you decide.
What you get
Template apps give you something that moves. This starts from the song: the line that stays with you, what the cover already says, the picture a listener walks away with. That one picture becomes three pieces, so the whole release looks like one thought. The frames below are a single idea in all three shapes.
A vertical loop cut to Spotify's spec, closing on its own first frame so it never jumps.
15 seconds for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, built to be read with the sound off and hit with it on.
A matching still or square version, so the feed, the player and the post agree.
How it works
The song and the cover, by DM. Unreleased is fine, and it's never shared.
One written paragraph and one still frame: the image, why it belongs to this song, how it moves. This part is free, and if it's a no, you stop there.
If it's a yes, pick a pack. Every move is staged to your song's timing, and the cut is worked until the loop closes without a seam. Two rounds of changes.
Price
See the idea for your song before you decide.
The same idea across everything one single needs.
One visual world, designed once, then a pack per single.
You use it anywhere the song goes, for as long as you like, at no extra fee. It isn't resold or reused.
Questions
Partly, and we say so: the images are rendered with AI video tools, and every post carries the label. What decides whether it works is not automated. The idea comes from your song, and the staging, the timing, the loop point and the final cut are chosen for it, one song at a time.
You do, for that song. Use it anywhere the song goes, for as long as you like, at no extra fee. It isn't resold or reused.
Some don't, and you know yours. The label stays on. The free idea and first frame let you judge the thing itself, and if it's a no, nothing else happens.
It is a lot for a file. A free Canvas maker gives you a file, and if that's all this release needs, use it. The price is for the idea.
Keep it. The idea and a first frame are free: send the track, and you'll see whether it beats what you have.
A small studio that makes one idea per song. There are no names on the door; the work is the résumé, and you see the idea for your own song before paying anything.
No. Nothing of yours goes in unless you send it and ask: no photo, no footage, no likeness.
Send the track and the cover. You'll get one idea for it and a first frame, free.