VibeSynced runs in any browser, which means it also runs on the biggest screen in your house. No app to install on the TV, no account, just your existing setup. Here are four ways to get it there.
Chromecast or built-in Google Cast
If your TV has Chromecast built in (or you own a Chromecast dongle), open www.vibesynced.com in Chrome, click the three-dot menu, and select Cast. Pick your TV from the list and the tab appears on screen in seconds. Works from a laptop or an Android phone.
Apple AirPlay
On an iPhone, iPad, or Mac, open VibeSynced in Safari, then use Screen Mirroring (Control Center on iOS, the AirPlay icon on Mac) to send it to an AirPlay-enabled TV or an Apple TV box. This mirrors the whole screen, so the visuals fill the TV exactly as they look on your device.
Open it directly in your smart TV's browser
Skip casting altogether if your TV has its own browser, most Samsung, LG, and Fire TV models do. Open the browser app, type in www.vibesynced.com, and you're running the visualizer natively on the TV. Use a connected mouse to load a track.
HDMI cable or adapter
The simplest, most reliable option if wireless casting is being finicky. Plug your laptop straight into the TV with an HDMI cable, or use a USB-C/Lightning-to-HDMI adapter for a phone. Zero latency, zero setup beyond finding the right input.
Once you're on the big screen, press T inside VibeSynced for theater mode, it hides every control and panel so nothing but the visual shows on the TV.
Once VibeSynced is on the TV, upload an MP3 or search up a YouTube song and the visuals sync to the music automatically, no extra setup required.
Ready to light up the living room? The whole thing is free and runs right in your browser.
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