REIGNING WET

WetDrop

One beat. Every platform.
Drop the audio and the artwork once — SoundCloud, YouTube and Shorts go out
together, and the vertical clip lands in your Drive for IG and TikTok.
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SoundCloud
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YouTube
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Google Drive
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Connect once and it stays connected. Tokens live server-side and never reach this page.

Drive is separate from YouTube on purpose — Google refuses to grant YouTube and Drive permissions in one go, so they're two sign-ins to the same Google account.
How you want to make this
1 · Cut out the subject
It makes the first guess on its own. Paint only what it got wrong — Keep puts things back, Remove takes them out. It redraws when you lift your finger. Quick select grows each stroke out to fill the matching area under it, so one drag across a shirt gets the whole shirt instead of a strip the width of the brush.
2 · Build the scene
Scene preview Hover any option below to see it here before you build.
The beat
Audio Drop a WAV or MP3, or click to pick.
Artwork Drop a JPG or PNG, or click to pick.
Details
Type a beat name above to see the suggestion.
The hook — what goes in the vertical clip
Drag on the waveform to pick the section. Grab an edge to trim it. Aim for the drop — the first 30 seconds of a beat is usually the intro, and that's what a scroller would see.
YouTube thumbnail
Built from your artwork and the track name, and set on the video automatically. Updates as you type. Thumbnail is 1280×720 for YouTube, square cover is 1440×1440 for BeatStars and SoundCloud, artwork is the source image itself.
Send to
Private uploads to both platforms unlisted (YouTube private, SoundCloud private) so nobody sees it. Use it for the first run, check both posts look right, then delete them and go again without it.
Not used in Creative — the scene you built above provides the background.
Invert second half shifts the whole scene into a hue-flipped duotone from the switch on, and swaps which one pops on a hit — subject up front, background after — both eased in over a few seconds, not a hard cut. Timed automatically to the next place a sustained low end enters the track (usually the drop/hook), the 2nd one if there are at least two. No reliable low end found: falls back to the flat halfway point. Type an exact second above to pick it yourself instead. Creative route only.
Not used in Creative — it warps the flat artwork backdrop, and the scene you built above replaces that entirely.
Water is the lens warp on the artwork — it applies to the video, the thumbnail and the vertical clip. Ocean is a long slow swell moving the image sideways and up-down; Ripple is the original, tighter and more rhythmic. Motion sets how the vertical clip behaves, and its effects land on the BPM you enter above. Beat pulse is the master switch for anything driven by the track's loudness.
YouTube gets a 1920×1080 video rendered here in your browser from the audio and artwork — no TunesToTube round trip. It encodes faster than real time and the waveform tracks the beat as it plays. Drive drops the vertical clip into a "Wet Drop" folder in your Google Drive, which syncs to your phone — open the Drive app, save to camera roll, post to Instagram and TikTok yourself. No app review, no waiting. Posting to those two through their APIs needs weeks of approval, so this skips it entirely.

SoundCloud-only drops skip this entirely. Sending a Short as well means two YouTube uploads on one drop, which halves the daily quota to about three drops — still well past a normal release pace.
Same file that went to Drive — if you'd rather move it across yourself.
BeatStars — still manual
BeatStars has no public upload API, so that one stays a drag-and-drop. What this does instead is hand you the metadata ready to paste, so it's 60 seconds instead of retyping everything.