Visual Mood Lab
A board for shaders, sketches, and motion — not a gallery. Every asset exposes real parameters you can tune.
Visual Mood Lab is a living reference library of GLSL and p5.js visuals — generative patterns, shaders, and motion studies you can open, tune, and save as your own look. Every asset exposes real parameters (not just a preview), autosaves as you work, and stays yours to come back to.
Public launch Fall 2026 · Early access via waitlist
Features
Real, tunable parameters
Nothing here is a static preview. Every asset exposes its actual parameters — sliders, colors, toggles — so you can shape it into your own look.
GLSL + p5.js library
A growing set of shaders and generative sketches spanning particles, fields, kaleidoscopes, terrain, type, and noise.
Autosaves as you work
Every change writes to that asset's library entry and survives reloads. Restore to defaults any time.
Save as a new look
Fork any asset into your own saved variation instead of losing a tuning session.
Built for reference, not export
A board for finding a mood and understanding how it's built — pairs naturally with BlendCraft Studio and Orbital Visualizer.
Free during beta
Join the waitlist for early access — Visual Mood Lab is free the moment your account opens up.
Audio-reactive, with your own uploads
Feed in your own MP3/WAV or the mic — the same Sound panel is available on every asset, not just a few special ones.
Assignable modulation
Route any parameter to an LFO (or your audio input) from the Modulation panel and watch the tile animate itself — no keyframing required.
80+ tiles and growing
A steadily expanding library of Visual Mood tiles — open one, make it yours, and carry it into your own projects.
Specs
- Platform
- Browser (WebGL 2 capable)
- Engine
- GLSL shaders + p5.js
- Access
- Free at public launch — join the waitlist for early access
- Status
- Coming Fall 2026
FAQ
›Is it really free?
Yes — Visual Mood Lab will be free. It isn't open to new signups yet; join the waitlist and we'll reach out for early access.
›Do I need to install anything?
No. It runs entirely in the browser on any WebGL 2 capable machine.
›What happens at public launch?
Visual Mood Lab opens to everyone in Fall 2026. Waitlist signups get first access.
Get Visual Mood Lab early
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