Gather references in one place
Bring images, links, and visual inspiration onto one canvas so everything is easy to find.
Easiest way to create moodboards
Gather images, colors, textures, and notes on one canvas. Use grids and stacks to organize your references, control the layout, and bring your visual direction into focus.
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Everything you need to organize inspiration.
Keep references together and take control of how they fit on your board.
Arrange references in grids
Lay out images in rows and columns. Control spacing and order to make your collection easy to scan.
Keep things together with stacks
Arrange related references in a horizontal or vertical stack, then reorder them as your ideas develop.
Compare visual directions
Group images by color, texture, or style and see which combinations capture the mood you want.
Add context with notes
Call out the lighting, composition, or detail you love, right beside the reference that inspired it.
Share the direction
Invite collaborators to review your moodboard and leave feedback beside the references.
Explore more directions
with your AI agent
Start with an idea. Shape the brief. Create images, video, and copy.
All through a conversation.
I’m launching a botanical candle collection. Create product images, a short social video, and launch copy. Warm, natural, and a little editorial.
A few things to know.
Bring together your own images, stock photography, generated visuals, links, colors, and notes. Keep the references and the thinking behind them on the same canvas.
Grids arrange references in rows and columns so you can compare them at a glance. Stacks arrange items in a horizontal or vertical sequence. Reorder items and adjust spacing to control how each collection is organized.
Yes. Bring uploaded images and generated visuals together on the same canvas, then arrange and annotate them as a collection.
A moodboard focuses on visual direction: imagery, color, texture, and feeling. A whiteboard is a broader space for brainstorming, planning, and connecting ideas.
Your next idea
starts with a moodboard.
Gather what inspires you, organize it your way, and turn your references into a direction you can build on.
Create a moodboard