visual identity, generated by sound

Let music take
another form.

Selkie listens to rhythm, mood, and movement—then turns them into a living visual world for artists still shaping their image.

built for demos, singles, release worlds, and visual experiments

Your song already has a world inside it.

Selkie turns a track into a cohesive language of color, texture, pacing, and form. It is not a preset pack or a random image generator. It is a visual identity in motion.

Use it to find a direction, tease a release, build a campaign mood, or communicate a feeling before the full brand exists.

From sound to visual language.

Three simple decisions. One world that keeps changing with the song.

01

Upload your song

Add an MP3, WAV, or demo. Selkie listens for energy, rhythm, structure, and emotional shifts.

02

Choose a direction

Pick a visual world and add one line of guidance—soft, electric, blurred, romantic, strange.

03

Watch it become

Selkie builds an evolving system you can preview, refine, and turn into loops, clips, and release assets.

Build the feeling before the campaign.

Selkie gives unfinished ideas somewhere to live. Test the mood of a song, show collaborators what you mean, or start creating the visual identity for a release before you have a full team.

start with your sound
01

discover a visual language

identity
02

create consistent social assets

content
03

pitch collaborators with clarity

direction
04

build a world around a release

campaign

One song. Many possible forms.

01

Daybreak Static

hopeful · hazy · kinetic

02

Blue Pressure

intimate · nocturnal · slow

03

After the Flash

volatile · romantic · loud

Create your first Selkie.

Name the release, upload a track, and shape the visual world Selkie will build around it.

artist detailssound + referencesrelease world kit
name the release Project details

These details now flow into the loading state, cover concept, moodboard language, and Spotify Canvas direction.

shape the release world Add up to three reference images
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