Up to 100,000×. The limit is where the graphics card’s number precision runs out; beyond it the image breaks up, so the slider stops there.

Does it zoom endlessly on its own?

No. You steer the zoom: drag, scroll or use the slider, then leave it on the spot you like. The music moves the picture from there, but it does not keep flying inward by itself.

Which fractals can I explore?

The Mandelbrot set, the Julia set and the Burning Ship on the free plan, listed in the dashboard as Chaos Prime, Neural Drift and Solar Flare; Tricorn (Void Spike) and Multibrot (Quantum Web) on Plus.

Can I use the zoomed view on stream?

Yes. Your OBS link shows exactly what the dashboard shows, so the region you zoomed into becomes your stream background.

Yes. The free plan streams at 720p and 30fps with a small watermark, three engines and Twitch. Plus removes the watermark, renders at 1080p and 60fps, unlocks all eight engines and adds automatic YouTube and Kick events.

AUDIO-REACTIVE VISUAL · UPDATED 2026-09-28

Dive Into a Fractal, Then Let the Music Move It

Name: Vortexia
Author: Vortexia

Steer a zoom to 100,000× and stream the spot you find

Dive into a fractal up to 100,000×: drag to steer, scroll to go deeper, and the detail sharpens as you go. Then stream the spot you found, moving with music.

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What is Dive Into a Fractal, Then Let the Music Move It?

Vortexia lets you dive into a fractal yourself and then stream the spot you find, moving with the music. In the dashboard, drag the preview to steer and scroll to zoom toward the cursor, or use the zoom slider, which runs from 0.1× to 100,000×. Detail rises automatically as you go deeper, so the edges stay sharp instead of dissolving into a flat blob. Whatever you are looking at is what your OBS Browser Source shows, and the music keeps it alive with a pulse on every kick. It is an explorer, not a recorded zoom video: it does not fly inward on its own forever. The free plan includes the Mandelbrot, Julia and Burning Ship fractals; Tricorn and Multibrot are part of Plus. Each view is rendered live on your graphics card, not played back from a file.

How to use Dive Into a Fractal, Then Let the Music Move It

Open the dashboard. Sign in at vortexia.live and pick a fractal engine.
Dive in. Drag the preview to steer and scroll to zoom toward the cursor.
Fine-tune. Use the zoom slider and Color Shift until the view is right.
Stream it. Copy your OBS link and add it as a Browser Source; it shows the same view.

Specs & output

Engine	Chaos Prime
Render Mode	genesis
Iteration Depth	150
Default Zoom	0.30
Colour Shift	260°
Output (Free)	720p / 30fps + watermark
Output (Plus)	1080p / 60fps, no watermark
Output (Pro)	4K / 60fps, brand-kit logo overlay
Audio Source	Browser tab audio (FFT, real-time)
Last Updated	2026-09-28

Frequently asked questions

How deep can I zoom?: Up to 100,000×. The limit is where the graphics card’s number precision runs out; beyond it the image breaks up, so the slider stops there.
Does it zoom endlessly on its own?: No. You steer the zoom: drag, scroll or use the slider, then leave it on the spot you like. The music moves the picture from there, but it does not keep flying inward by itself.
Which fractals can I explore?: The Mandelbrot set, the Julia set and the Burning Ship on the free plan, listed in the dashboard as Chaos Prime, Neural Drift and Solar Flare; Tricorn (Void Spike) and Multibrot (Quantum Web) on Plus.
Can I use the zoomed view on stream?: Yes. Your OBS link shows exactly what the dashboard shows, so the region you zoomed into becomes your stream background.
Is it free?: Yes. The free plan streams at 720p and 30fps with a small watermark, three engines and Twitch. Plus removes the watermark, renders at 1080p and 60fps, unlocks all eight engines and adds automatic YouTube and Kick events.

About the author

The Vortexia team — Makers of the Vortexia engine.

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