EQUA / TikTok format
A hook built for 9:16.
EQUA renders the actual vertical composition you preview, without template names, technical labels, or interface chrome, and keeps the project reusable in other formats.
9:16 canvas
Centered artwork
Clean native export
Three moves / No timeline
From track to post.
Start vertical
Compose directly at 9:16 instead of cropping a landscape master after the work is done.
Place the focal point
Scale cover art on the real vertical canvas. Artwork stays centered on looks that use it; there is no drag handle or text overlay.
Export clean
Export the visual without template titles, technical badges, or editor interface elements.
Made for
Release moments.
- New-release hooks
- Open-verse prompts
- Remix snippets
- Behind-the-track posts
iPhone app / GPU looks
The catalog is in EQUA.
Spinner, Equalizer, and the Pro looks live in the iPhone catalog. Open the app, pick a direction, export an MP4.
Useful answers
Before you drop.
Does EQUA add TikTok UI to the video?
No. The export is the visual canvas only, plus the Free-plan EQUA watermark when that quota applies. TikTok's own interface is added by the TikTok app when you post.
Can I reuse the visual for Reels?
Yes. TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts all accept the same 9:16 master. You can also duplicate the project into 4:5 or 1:1 for feed.
What resolution can I export?
For 9:16 the iPhone app supports 720x1280 draft and 1080x1920 standard H.264/AAC MP4, then Save to Photos or Share.
Can I make a TikTok music visualizer with cover art and a 15-second hook?
Yes. Import a local track, trim to 7, 10, 15, or 30 seconds (or a custom window), pick Spinner, Equalizer, or a Pro look, and export vertical. Audio is not uploaded to make the visual.
Does the TikTok video include captions or effect titles?
No. EQUA keeps the canvas clean: no automatic titles, captions, timestamps, or editor chrome on the picture. Cover art stays centered on looks that use it.