Make anything glow in Blender in less than a minute! (Using Cycles!!)

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Here's how you make any object in your scene glow in less than a minute using the cycles render engine!

KennyPhases

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Straight to POINT i love these kinda of tuts

ragnarokgamerzz

Nice and simple.
Straight to the point
11/10

arbiter

Where has this been for the last 2 months, THANK YOU!!!

ignikatv

still works in blender 3.1 - thanks for the fast and useful tutorial

Kotlidas

For the same effect in viewport (Like we used to see with EEVEE) you could probably duplicate the mesh you want to be glowing. Scale the mesh by normals in the edit mode (Alt+S) then change the shader to Principled volume added to the volume output. Mess around with a gradient texture controlling the emission strength setting. You want the gradient to fade out as it gets further from the mesh. Set the texture coordinate for the gradient to object and make sure the origin of the mesh is the center.

scale

3 years later, you saved my life lmao, thank you so much!

HazelDesigns

10 out of 10. amazing vid. quick and simple

karatecat_

Oh my god, I can finally make those blocks white is instead of being grey

helendinh

You find a good blender tutorial: *sets up chair
You need to use cycles: *carries it back inside

Whyiseveryhandletaken

When I click on render " render image "
Report : error
No camera found in scene " Scene "

Isn't working !?

walidmoumen

Yeah but that only work when you have 1 obj in your view port. even if you hide it while doing render all of themshow. idk why i cant get emission in viewport shading and final result of the render.

stormk-

thank u this is amazing direct to the point

monalynnacap

my whole things looks good in composting but in the rendering, it gets back to same

ThatFire

would this be rendered on an animation as well?

zmirux

Thanks for keeping it so quick and simple! Is there also a way to make an object glow but still retain its base color? I have a butterfly with a material where I mixed the Principled BSDF with an actual butterfly picture as its base color and combined it via a mix shader with an Emission node. The glow looks great but it completely covers the wing pattern. Is there some way to only keep the glow around the object but remove it from the surface of the mesh?

R_FangZ