Moodboard

Collect and order visual references — boards per category, groups, media, colour palettes, typography, quotes, a shared canvas, pins with comments and the board as a PDF.

A moodboard collects how something should look and feel: pictures, films, sounds, colours, typefaces, quotes and your own sketches. A project has as many boards as you like, for example one for the look, one for locations, one for costumes. You see the tab with the read right for moodboards.

The boards

1 The categories as filters. 2 New moodboard. 3 One tile per board with the number of elements and the last change.

A new board gets a name and a category: Look, Location, Costume, Audio, Architecture or Other. The category only serves to filter the overview. Under Board settings you change both. If you delete a board, its elements go with it; pictures and files stay in the media pool.

Groups and elements

1 Add an element with all kinds. 2 A group collects elements that belong together. 3 Loose elements stand on the board without a group.

Group (a collection)element
Collects what belongs together, such as "Location" or "Costume". Add into the group puts something new straight in, Dissolve the group sets the elements loose on the board again.
Mediaelement
Picture, video, audio, PDF, Word or Excel — from the media pool or newly uploaded.
Colour paletteelement
The colours of a look; you can also pick a colour straight from a picture.
Typographyelement
A typeface with sample text.
Quoteelement
A sentence that strikes the tone, with its source.
Drawelement
A shared canvas (see below).

Every element has a title and a description; editing it changes them together with the details of its kind.

Pins and comments

On a picture, Place a pin puts a numbered pin exactly on the spot that matters — "this light", "this colour of the wall". The team writes comments on every pin and every element. Remove the pin takes it away again.

The canvas

1 The resolution of the shared drawing surface: 4K, Full HD, A4 landscape, Square or a Custom size in pixels. 2 Open the canvas creates it and opens it.

Several people draw on the canvas at the same time. The Tools are Pen, Brush (ink, pencil, marker, paint, airbrush, chalk), filling an area, gradient (linear or radial), Insert a shape (rectangle, ellipse, triangle, line, arrow, star), Eraser, Insert an image and the hand for moving the view. Under Tool options you set colour, stroke width and opacity. Every one of the Layers can be shown and hidden, locked, moved and deleted. On a tablet you work in Tablet mode with a large surface and a pen. Clear everything empties the whole board, after asking.

Sharing and PDF

A moodboard can be shared with clients or freelancers through the share link; whoever may only read sees it as Read only. You download the whole board as a PDF, for example for a presentation.

What happens when …

When …then …
you delete a boardits elements go with it; pictures and files stay in the media pool.
you dissolve a groupits elements stand loose on the board again.
two people draw at the same timeeach sees the other's strokes at once.
a layer is lockednothing on it can be changed until you unlock it.
an element is too large for the shared drawingit is not taken over; insert the motif as a picture.
Storyboard
A scene as a sequence of pictures — frames with image, action, sound and camera, ordered per scene.
Media pool
All of the project's files in one place — fixed folders per tool, uploads that resume, search down into pictures and speech, preview, section, alt text, AI label and protection against deletion.