Light Show Creator for Tesla

Light Show Creator for Tesla

One-Click Light Show for Tesla

29 ratings
25 reviews
Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • March 30, 2023
  • May 22, 2026

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Create impressive Tesla light shows synced to music with ease. Select your audio, let the app auto-sync, and then export the show for your vehicle. No coding or complex editing required, just fun and dazzling displays.

Auto-sync lights to music beats
Adjustable flashing frequency
Manual frame editing
Preview and export for xLights
MP3/WAV file support
USB export for Tesla
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What's New in Light Show Creator for Tesla

3.7.02

May 22, 2026

Fix export crash issue

3

In-App Purchases

$19.99

Pro Permanent

Include plus and export xseq for xLights

User reviews

Full featured Light Show app

I wish they had a way to directly pull the YouTube music in for creating the show

Great App but…..

It is a great app from making quick light shows out of audio files on the go, however I paid for the top tier “pro” mode and I now have to authenticate “restore purchases” everytime I open the app to export the files and even after paying for Pro mode I am still riddled with advertisements…. It should be 100% without ads once paid especially when in the more expensive tier.
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Lets see

All I need is for the lights to come on from my Tesla app. Sometimes I park in an area that I don't feel comfortable with. Specially, when it's a parking that I feel like somebody can either hit my car or scratch it at night. Leave the lights on on my car has helped since my car is tinted. It makes it feel like somebody is inside the car. I wanted to do that on command, but I wasn't able to from the Tesla app now most likely I will be able to , by creating a light show that keeps the lights on, I can turn the lights on by turning the light show, if it works as planned This will be a huge game change. Since all the software I've seen are super complicated for what I want to do.
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MacOS

Can’t speak to iOS use, but it’s worked well for me. There was a bug for Cybertruck, but upon contacting them they replied immediately and fixed the issue just as fast. Good dev response is important. Giving four stars as the UI needs a fair amount of polishing, but it does deliver what it says.

Please make it free

I was using the app and made like a 5 minute light show and worked on it for an hour+ and when I went to export it I was informed I had to pay for the light show, great app but I wish it was free.

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FAQ

What does the Light Show Creator for Tesla app do?

This app allows you to create custom light shows for your Tesla vehicle, synchronized to your favorite music. You can easily select an audio file, and the app will automatically sync the lights to the beats. It also offers manual editing options and the ability to export your creations for use with xLights.

How do I use the app to create a light show?

First, share an MP3 or WAV music file with the app. Then, tap 'auto' to let the app generate a light show synced to the music. You can adjust settings like flashing frequency and duration. Finally, export the show, check file size limits, and copy the files to a USB drive in a 'LightShow' folder for your Tesla.

Is this app free to use?

The app is available for free and includes special offers for Tesla accessory trials. However, it also has in-app purchases and advertisements, indicating a 'free with in-app purchases' monetization model.

What Tesla models are supported?

The app supports several Tesla models, including Model Y, Model 3, Model 3 Highland, Model S (2021+), and Model X (2021+). It is recommended to test on these select models and exercise caution with other brands.

What are the USB requirements for the light show files?

Your USB drive needs a 'LightShow' folder containing 'lightshow.fseq' and the corresponding audio file (e.g., 'lightshow.mp3' or 'lightshow.wav'). The drive must be formatted as exFAT, FAT32, MS-DOS (Mac), or ext3/ext4. NTFS is not supported, and TeslaCam or firmware update files should not be included.