What is Creepy's HDR Guides (hdrmods.com)?

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Creepy's HDR Guides (hdrmods.com) is a how-to guide site focused on using ReShade with HDR. It collects setup and troubleshooting guides rather than hosting software downloads or selling anything. The guides are written with Windows 11 in mind unless a specific guide says otherwise, so the site is most useful if you run Windows 11 and want to get HDR working correctly with ReShade in games.

What the site covers

The homepage lists the guide topics directly:

  • HDR Link Library — a collection of HDR-related links
  • HDR Shader Order — guidance on the order in which HDR shaders should be applied
  • HDR Screenshot Guide — how to capture HDR screenshots
  • HDR Screenshots in Discord — getting HDR screenshots to display correctly in Discord
  • Windows HDR Calibration — calibrating HDR in Windows
  • Cyberpunk RenoDX Guide — a game-specific guide for Cyberpunk using RenoDX
  • ReShade-specific guides — additional guides tied to ReShade

Who it is for

The site suits players who already use (or plan to use) ReShade and want HDR to look right — correct shader ordering, usable screenshots, and calibrated output. It is a reference site: you read a guide, then apply the steps in your own game and ReShade setup.

What it is not

There are no pricing signals, payment links, or download sections on the page. Treat it as a guide compilation, not a store or a software repository. If you need ReShade itself, get it from its official source; this site explains how to configure HDR around it.

How to use it

  1. Confirm your environment matches the guide's assumption (Windows 11 unless stated otherwise).
  2. Pick the guide matching your task — for example, the HDR Shader Order guide if your HDR looks wrong after adding shaders, or the Windows HDR Calibration guide if your display output seems off.
  3. Follow the steps in your own setup, then verify the result (shader order applied, screenshot captured and viewable, calibration completed).

A practical example: if HDR screenshots look washed out when you post them in Discord, start with the HDR Screenshot Guide, then the Discord-specific guide, since the problem may be in capture or in how Discord handles the file.