AUDIO-REACTIVE VISUAL · UPDATED 2026-09-03

A Space Background That Is Never the Same Twice

Starfield and nebula, generated live rather than played back

A live space background for Twitch, YouTube and TikTok. Starfield and nebula that move with your audio, with no loop point and nothing to download.

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What is A Space Background That Is Never the Same Twice?

Space backgrounds are usually sold as short video loops, which is fine until somebody watches for an hour and starts recognising the cycle. Vortexia generates the starfield live, so it has no loop point at all, and it responds to your audio - the field pushes outward on the bass and drifts in the quiet. Open vortexia.live/ambient and pick Nebula, or Hyperwarp on a paid plan for a faster travelling-through-stars look. It runs in a browser tab, so it works as an OBS Browser Source on a computer or on a second screen behind you if you stream from a phone.

How to use A Space Background That Is Never the Same Twice

  1. Open Ambient Mode. Go to vortexia.live/ambient - no account, nothing to install.
  2. Pick Nebula. Use the arrows to reach Nebula, then tap Start to allow audio so the field reacts to your music.
  3. Add it to your scene. Copy the viewer URL into OBS as a Browser Source at 1920x1080, or point your phone camera at the screen if you stream from mobile.

Specs & output

EngineChaos Prime
Render Modezodiac
Iteration Depth80
Default Zoom1.30
Colour Shift280°
Output (Free)720p / 30fps + watermark
Output (Plus)1080p / 60fps, no watermark
Output (Pro)4K / 60fps, brand-kit logo overlay
Audio SourceBrowser tab audio (FFT, real-time)
Last Updated2026-09-03

Frequently asked questions

Is this a space video I download, or does it run live?
It runs live in a browser tab and is generated on your GPU. There is no file to download and no clip to cycle, which is why it cannot show a repeat however long you stream.
Will it loop or repeat during a long stream?
No. The motion is driven by elapsed time and your audio rather than by a timeline, so there is no point at which it starts again. This is the main practical difference from a purchased loop, where the cycle becomes obvious on a long broadcast.
Can I use it as a starting-soon screen?
Yes. The dashboard has scene modes for Starting Soon, Be Right Back and Stream Offline, which overlay a countdown or a short message on top of the visual, so the same background carries your waiting screens.
Does it need a powerful computer?
The 2D looks including Nebula are light and run comfortably at 1080p on ordinary hardware. The two raymarched 3D engines cost roughly ten times more and are capped at 720p for that reason. If frames drop, switch to a 2D look or lower the quality setting.

About the author

Yousef @ Vortexia — Vortexia Engine Creator.

Yousef builds Vortexia — a browser-based, GPU-accelerated audio-reactive visual engine used by streamers and DJs on Twitch, Kick, YouTube Live and TikTok Live.