Sometimes a single word does not quite capture your mood. You might feel excited and nervous at the same time, or tired but quietly hopeful. CNAPS Studio’s Visualize Your Feelings card turns a sentence or two about how you feel into a 5-second video of softly moving colored fog.
Inspired by the mood visuals in our partner SoulDay’s app, the card uses color and brightness to create a visual interpretation of your words. Sign in to run the card and download your result.
One mixed feeling, expressed in color
The card’s sample starts with this description:
I'm in love today but anxious that my date won't go well. It's a beautiful day outside so I feel I want to give it a shot and show up confident.
There is more than one feeling here: affection, uncertainty, and a wish to move forward. The sample translates those words into an abstract scene rather than a literal picture of a date.
Soft lavender and pink tones blend with deeper purple areas and warmer light. As the fog shifts, the colors overlap instead of separating into neat categories. It gives the example a changing visual mood.
Play the actual card sample below to see the color and movement together.
Start with how you feel, not a visual prompt
You do not need to describe camera angles, lighting, or an animation style. The input is your own description of how you feel, and the task is already prepared.
Start with one or two natural sentences. You can mention a feeling, what happened, or a contrast that is difficult to fit into one word. For example:
I feel tired after a busy week, but excited to spend a quiet evening with someone I love.
That is a suggested starting prompt, not the input used for the sample above. Keep your description specific enough to express your mood without turning it into a long story.
The result is a creative interpretation. You decide whether its colors and movement feel close to what you meant.
Meet SoulDay
Our partner SoulDay: Mirror for Your Soul focuses on reflection and staying connected with the people who matter to you. Its introduction appears above the sample video, alongside the Visit SoulDay button.
Select Visit SoulDay to open SoulDay’s website in a new tab and explore the app behind the inspiration. The video task runs in CNAPS Studio; the partner link gives you a direct way to discover SoulDay.
How to try it
- Open the card and sign in. Go to Visualize Your Feelings.
- Watch the example. Press Play to see how the sample description becomes a moving color scene.
- Describe your mood. Enter one or two sentences in Input. Use everyday language and include mixed feelings if that is how your day feels.
- Run and review. Click Run. The card estimates about 10 minutes. Watch the result and consider how its color, brightness, and movement relate to your words.
- Download your result. Download the video while signed in.
Do I need a photo or editing experience?
No photo is needed. This card takes text as its input and prepares the video task for you. Describe your feelings without setting up models or building a flow.
Does each color have a fixed meaning?
The card describes colors and brightness as following your mood, but it does not provide a fixed color key. Read the video as an artistic interpretation of your description, rather than a score or an assessment.
Can I use it without signing in?
You need to sign in both to run this card and to download your result.
Start with a sentence about today, then see it take shape in color and motion.
