How it works
- Add your beatsDrop in one MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A or OGG file or many at once (up to 30). The page measures the BPM and the key of each beat and, if you let it, listens to 30 seconds to guess which artists it sounds like.
- Add picturesChoose your covers or any images. Every picture sits on a black 16:9 frame as large as it fits, the way most type beat videos look. Each beat gets a picture, and you can change which.
- Fill in your detailsYour producer name, your socials (or free text) and the license. They go into the description.
- Download the ZIPYou get the MP4 and three text files for YouTube Studio for every beat: the title, the tags and the description. A batch comes as one ZIP with a folder for each video.
How to name a type beat
Type beat titles follow one pattern: [FREE] Artist x Artist Type Beat 2026 - "Beat Name". People search for an artist's name together with "type beat", so the names go first, and the name of the beat goes last in quotes. YouTube shows about 70 characters of a title in search results, so keep the important words at the start.
The tags can hold 500 characters in total: put the artist searches first ("yeat type beat", "free yeat type beat"), then the genre, then the plain phrases like "free type beat". In the description, the first 100 to 150 characters are what people read under the video in search, so they should say what the beat is. Then come the license, your contacts and a few hashtags. This tool writes all of that for you and lets you change every word.
Only use the names of artists your beat really sounds like. Misleading titles and tags are against YouTube's rules, and they also bring the wrong listeners.
What is in the ZIP
- The video (MP4): 1920 x 1080, your picture on black, your beat as AAC sound at 320 kbps. Ready to upload. With many beats every video lies in its own numbered folder.
- title.txt: the title you picked.
- tags.txt: the tags, separated by commas and cut to the 500 characters YouTube allows.
- desc.txt: the description with your license, contacts, BPM, key, the artists it sounds like and hashtags.
Questions
Is the type beat video maker free?
Yes. It is free, needs no sign-up and puts no watermark on the video. The video is made on your own computer, so there is nothing to pay for.
Are my beat and picture uploaded?
No. The video, the ZIP, the BPM and the key are all made in your browser, and your files never leave your device, unless you choose to upload the videos to YouTube from this page (then your browser sends them to YouTube directly, not through us). Only when the AI style detector is on, a 30-second low-quality clip from the loudest part of the beat is sent to an AI service to guess the style. We do not store it, and you can switch the detector off.
What do I get in the ZIP?
A 1080p MP4 with your picture on a black frame and your beat as the sound (AAC audio at 320 kbps), plus title.txt, tags.txt and desc.txt, ready to paste into YouTube Studio. With several beats the ZIP has one folder for each video with the same four files inside.
Can I make many videos at once?
Yes. Drop several beats and several pictures. Each beat gets a picture (you can change it), keeps its own style, title, tags and description, and you download one ZIP with a folder for every video. Up to 30 beats at a time.
Which audio files can I use?
Finished beats saved as MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, AAC or OGG. FL Studio project files (.flp) are not audio, so render your beat first.
Which browser do I need?
A current Chrome or Edge on a computer works best. The tool uses the video and audio encoders that are built into the browser. Safari and Firefox work if they offer the same encoders.
How does it choose the artists for the title?
An AI model listens to a short clip and picks the best matches from a list of popular type beat artists. You can change, remove or add artists before you make the video, and you should keep only the ones your beat really sounds like.
Can I put artist names in a type beat title?
Type beat videos name artists to describe a style, and most producers do it. YouTube does not allow misleading titles, tags or descriptions, so use a name only when your beat really is in that style. The description written by the tool also says that the beat is not affiliated with those artists.
Does it work for every genre?
It is built for the styles that type beat producers upload most: rage, trap, plugg, pluggnb, hyperpop, jerk, drill, UK drill, Detroit, boom bap, R&B and more.
Want sounds for your next beat? See the guides and the free drum kit.