Free mood journal · Mood tracker · No account · No app download
How did today feel? Turn it into art.
MoodGallery is a free mood journaling and mood tracking site. Pick a mood, write one honest sentence, and watch the day become colour, shape, and pattern — then come back tomorrow and see your emotional gallery grow.
Create today's mood art → Start your mood journal →
Every tile above is an original CSS gradient composition — the same kind of mood art the generator creates for you.
Start mood journaling in three steps
1. Notice your mood
Name how you feel in one word — calm, happy, tired, restless — and rate its intensity. That is your daily mood check-in, and it takes seconds.
2. Turn it into mood art
Use the mood art generator to turn that feeling into original canvas artwork you can download as a PNG and keep.
3. Write one sentence
Add one honest sentence in your mood journal. Over days and weeks, those sentences reveal your mood patterns, triggers, and what actually helps.
Free mood tools, all in your browser
Mood art generator
Turn a mood and intensity into original mood art. Free, no account, no upload.
Create mood art →Mood journal & mood tracker
Log your mood, energy, and a short reflection each day. Entries stay in your browser's local storage — nothing is sent to a server.
Open the mood journal →Mood quiz
Answer five quick questions and get a mood snapshot, a colour direction, and a journal prompt for today.
Take the mood quiz →Mood colour palette generator
Generate a copyable colour palette from any mood — perfect for art journaling, mood trackers, and design inspiration.
Generate a mood palette →Daily journal prompts
Stuck for words? Get a fresh journal prompt for gratitude, stress, focus, relationships, or creativity.
Get a journal prompt →Mood art gallery
See curated mood tracker art examples made only with CSS and SVG gradients — no stock photos.
View the gallery →Learn how to start mood journaling
Long, practical guides on mood journaling, mood tracking, art journaling, and daily reflection — with examples, weekly routines, and common mistakes to avoid.
Mood Journaling for Beginners
Start with one sentence a day and build a mood journaling habit that survives a busy week.
How to Build a Mood Habit
Design a mood tracker habit around triggers, tiny steps, and forgiving restarts.
Daily Reflection Prompts
Journal prompts that actually help you notice your day — plus prompt styles that work and ones that don't.
Colour Psychology and Mood
Why certain colours feel like certain days, and how to use colour deliberately in art journaling.
Questions people ask about mood journaling
What is mood journaling?
Mood journaling is a short, dated record of how you felt, how strongly, and what was going on around you. One mood word, an intensity, and one sentence about the day is enough — after a couple of weeks, patterns and triggers start to show.
How do I start a mood journal?
Pick a moment you already have, such as after breakfast or before bed, and write at the same time each day. Start with the mood journal here, or read the beginner's guide to mood journaling for a full first-week plan.
Is MoodGallery a mood tracker app?
MoodGallery is a free mood tracker website, not an app you need to download. It runs in your browser, needs no account, and stores journal entries only in your browser's local storage.
Is this medical advice?
No. MoodGallery is a creative reflection tool. It is general information only, not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and not a substitute for professional help.
Please note: If you are having a difficult time, please talk to someone you trust or seek professional help in your country.