# Mood Snap

### 📸 Mood Snap – Bring Your Character to Life

Mood Snap is Storychat’s unique feature that matches your Character’s emotions to images, creating a more immersive and expressive chat experience.<br>

If you choose not to use Mood Snap, your Character will simply use their main profile image.

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#### 🛠 How to Set Up Mood Snap

1. Upload Your Profile Image

   Create your Character as usual and complete the basic setup.
2. Go to the Mood Snap Page

   After finishing the definition step, click Next to reach the Mood Snap screen.\
   ![](/files/DgM5iDr20N8ewoIoczov)
3. Add Additional Images

   Click the ＋ button to upload expressive images of your Character.

   *Ideal size: 512×512, under 5MB.*
4. Match with Emotions or Situations
   * Choose from the provided emotion tags (e.g., 😄 Happy, 😢 Sad, 😠 Angry).
   * Or type your own custom tag and click + Add Tag.
   * Example: If you tag an image as *Happy*, it will appear whenever the Character feels happy in a conversation.\
     ![](/files/eQbt7WVkrP3NKaT3YojD)

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#### 💡 How It Works in Chat

When a conversation triggers a matching emotion or situation, the Character will send the corresponding Mood Snap image to the user.

This creates a dynamic, emotion-driven visual experience.

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#### 📏 Mood Snap Limits by Plan

| Plan   | Max Mood Snaps |
| ------ | -------------- |
| Free   | 10             |
| Silver | 30             |
| Gold   | 100            |

💎 Gold users can also unlock and remix Mood Snaps for free, without SP costs.

👉 See more Gold benefits

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[💎 Membership Plans](/storychat/tutorials/membership-plans.md)
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✨ Tip: Use a variety of expressions and scenarios to make your Character feel more alive and responsive.


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