Razer Chroma RGB has always given you ways to personalize the lighting across your setup. Now, new immersive features in the Razer Chroma App expand how your compatible devices can respond to what you are watching, playing, and listening to.
Screen Sync, Mood Analyzer, and Impact Engine each take something happening on your PC and translate it across compatible Razer Chroma RGB lighting or haptic devices in real time, giving games, music, and media more ways to extend beyond the screen.
See the Action with Screen Sync
The game world does not have to stop at the edge of your screen.
Screen Sync reads the colors and activity on-screen, then maps them across your Razer Chroma RGB setup as the scene changes.
A firefight can send flashes of light across your keyboard and mouse. A glowing cityscape can carry the colors of the environment into your setup. During a cinematic scene, your lighting can shift along with the atmosphere on-screen.
Games with dedicated Razer Chroma RGB integrations can still deliver lighting effects authored around specific in-game events. For games and media without those integrations, Screen Sync can respond directly to what is already happening on-screen, giving your setup another way to follow the experience.
Hear the Mood with Mood Analyzer
The right track can change the whole mood of your setup. Mood Analyzer carries that feeling into Razer Chroma RGB by translating the emotional tone of what you are listening to into lighting.
Instead of simply following volume or reacting to a beat, Mood Analyzer responds to the character and energy of the audio. An energetic track can bring brighter, more vibrant effects across your setup, while something calmer can shift the lighting toward more serene tones.
Whether you have a playlist running while you game, are listening between matches, or are setting the atmosphere for a stream, your lighting can follow the mood as your music changes.
Feel the Action with Impact Engine
Some gameplay moments carry more weight when you can feel them.
Impact Engine analyzes in-game audio for moments that benefit from physical feedback, such as explosions, gunfire, collisions, and heavy impacts. Through compatible hardware powered by Razer Sensa HD Haptics, those moments can extend into tactile feedback alongside what you see and hear.
The experience focuses on impactful gameplay cues rather than responding equally to every sound. In a shooter, that could mean feeling the force of gunfire or an explosion. In an action game, a collision or heavy attack can carry an added sense of impact.
This gives supported haptic devices another way to respond to gameplay, including experiences without haptics authored specifically for the game.
Make the Experience Yours
Screen Sync, Mood Analyzer, and Impact Engine give you different ways to shape how your setup responds to what you are doing on your PC.
You might use Screen Sync to carry the colors of a game across your Razer Chroma RGB-enabled devices, switch to Mood Analyzer when you put on music, or enable Impact Engine when you want compatible Razer Sensa HD Haptics hardware to respond to key gameplay moments.
These experiences can be customized through the Razer Chroma App, alongside the broader device controls available through Razer Synapse 4.
Available Now in the Razer Chroma App
Screen Sync, Mood Analyzer, and Impact Engine are available now in the Razer Chroma App for Windows.
The Razer Chroma App works alongside Razer Synapse 4, giving you access to advanced Razer Chroma RGB lighting and immersive features while Razer Synapse 4 handles broader device configuration and controls.
Availability and supported functionality may vary by device, app, game, and media.
Be Immersed in Razer Chroma RGB
From colors moving across your setup to lighting that follows the mood of your music and haptics that respond to the action in-game, these new Razer Chroma App features give the content you already enjoy more ways to reach beyond the screen.
Explore the latest immersive features in the Razer Chroma App and download the Razer Chroma App for Windows or Mac Preview.
