Introduction

MoodID is a tool designed to enhance your scenes with carefully curated color palettes. By selecting a palette, MoodID applies lighting that adds realism and depth to your work.

270+ Presets

MoodID includes over 270 presets, organized into various themes and styles. This extensive library ensures you can find a suitable preset for any project, from atmospheric scenes to vibrant compositions. The icon gallery provides an efficient way to browse and select presets, streamlining your workflow.

Clean UI

The interface of MoodID is designed for ease of use and accessibility. It features a clean layout that allows for straightforward navigation and experimentation with different lighting options. For advanced users, MoodID also offers a detailed panel with customizable settings, enabling precise adjustments to achieve the desired lighting effects.

MoodID allows the integration of custom images to create personalized lighting setups. By selecting an image, MoodID generates a color palette based on the photo, which can then be applied to your scene. This feature is particularly useful for artists looking to incorporate specific moods or themes from their own photography.

Enhanced Realism and Visual Appeal

MoodID focuses on both the technical and aesthetic aspects of scene lighting. The curated color palettes and lighting setups are designed to simulate various lighting conditions, adding depth and realism. This tool is suitable for detailed interior renderings, expansive outdoor environments, and stylized animations, providing the necessary resources to achieve a polished final product.

MoodID vs HDRIs

MoodID offers a flexible and efficient alternative to traditional HDRIs. The tool provides a diverse range of palettes, including natural, urban, and stylized lighting, allowing for greater creativity. In terms of performance, MoodID uses optimized .jpg files, which require less video memory compared to high-resolution .exr/.hdr files used by HDRIs. The advanced procedural shading method in MoodID emulates High Dynamic Range lighting, ensuring high-quality results without the performance drawbacks associated with HDRIs.