Up to twelve levels
Add, remove or switch off levels. Sizes always grow from one level to the next.
Songbool makes short physics videos in which every collision and every merge has a sound of its own. Our studio gives creators the same tools: their own images, their own sounds, and a finished vertical video, all in the browser.
Three steps from an idea to a finished video.
Give every level a picture. Cut-out images keep their own outline, so they collide and stack by their real shape.
Upload a sound for each level, or one sound that grows slower and heavier with every level. A video works too: Songbool takes its sound.
Press record and get a vertical MP4 with sound, built frame by frame so the speed is always exact. Ready for TikTok, Reels and Shorts.
Everything you need to make a merge video that looks and sounds finished.
Add, remove or switch off levels. Sizes always grow from one level to the next.
Use MP3 or WAV files, or pick a video and Songbool keeps only its sound, trimmed and ready.
Give one sound to the first level and every level after it gets a slower, deeper, rougher version.
Square, wide or cut-out images collide by their outline and tumble as they bounce.
Gravity, bounciness, drop speed, merge hop and an endless bounce on the ring, all adjustable.
Videos are built frame by frame at 720 by 1280 and 60 fps, with every sound in its exact place.
Each game is a small instrument with rules. Merge is in the studio now, and more are on the way.
Two matching levels touch and become the next one, each with a sound of its own.
In the studioA ball ricochets inside a ring, and every hit plays the next note of a melody.
Coming soonBalls roll down a spiral toward the center, chiming at every turn.
Coming soonEvery ring has one gap. Slip through it and the ring breaks apart into sound.
Coming soonThe studio opens to subscribers soon. Join the waitlist and we will email you the day it launches.
We only use your email to tell you when the studio opens.
$5 / month
No. The studio runs in a modern browser on iPhone, Android and desktop.
Yes. The videos you export are yours to post, as long as you have the rights to the images and sounds you put into them.
On your own device, in your browser. They are not uploaded to our servers.
Soon. Join the waitlist and you will be among the first to know.