✨ Make your LEDs dance to music ✨
Music to Light!
LedFx transforms audio input into a realtime light show
No need to spend hours on syncing your LEDs to music – LedFx will do this all for you!
Extensible, Powerful
Stream audio reactive effects to a variety of networked LED strips
LedFx can control multiple devices and works great with cheap ESP8266/ESP32 nodes, allowing for cost effective synchronized effects across your entire house!
⚠ Photosensitive epilepsy warning – This videos contains rhythmic flashing lights
Open Source
A community driven project
Written by enthusiasts, LedFx is rich in features and compatible with other open source lighting software
How it works
LedFx is flexible and can be configured to a variety of use cases
This is a simple example, showing LedFx listening to the audio on the computer, and streaming over WiFi to an LED strip
LedFx has protocols to communicate with lots of different wireless LED strips
WLED is a popular software for ESP8266/ESP32 microcontrollers, bringing wireless connectivity to most LED strips
Installation
Windows, Linux and Mac platforms are supported
Easy installer is available for Windows
Advanced users can install from source (Python, GitHub)
Community
To discuss anything LedFx related, join our Discord
– Suggest new features
– Share your lighting projects
– Get inspired
– Talk to developers
– Get support
Support LedFx on Patreon
Monthly donations of any amount.
Support LedFx on GitHub Sponsors
Monthly donations of any amount.
Funding
We believe that everybody should have access to kick-ass lighting software for free
A few developers have devoted thousands of hours to LedFx, tirelessly delivering amazing new features to the public
If you would like to support the continued development of the project, please consider a donation 🥰
Store
Pick up some incredible lighting hardware at the LedFx Store!
All products are 3D printed and assembled by hand. They come preinstalled with WLED, and look fantastic with LedFx.
Matthew has designed and built all the items available.
