Water and condensation
This tool builds a procedural wet window filter directly over your image. It generates a fluid map containing condensation, small beads, and large teardrop streaks. By adjusting the rain volume and droplet mass, you can move from a sparse dewy surface to a heavy storm glass look.
Gravity and refraction
Gravity drag pulls the water downward, creating long wiped paths and active running trails. The tool also simulates a glass refraction effect, acting as a lens that bends and inverts the details behind each droplet. Higher refraction values create a stronger fisheye distortion inside the water beads.
Foggy backgrounds
The condensation setting controls the foggy glass effect behind the rain. High condensation produces a milky, misty background, obscuring the original scene. Rolling drops wipe clearer trails through this fog, mimicking a realistic photo through rain glass.
Cinematic combinations
A cinematic rain effect adds instant atmosphere to portraits, neon cityscapes, and night photography. To push the mood further, you might visit the best online tools for adjustable film grain or a dedicated grain effect website. While some users combine this with a 3d glasses effect online, applying a basic film grain filter online can be enough to complete the analog look.