This tool runs in your browser, and inputs stay on your device until you choose to copy or download the result.

Create and Export a Moodboard

Moodboard images Board title Columns Gap: 16px Background color

Workflow Notes

Best for

Rapid visual references for brand kickoff meetings where you need one shared direction image instead of a long file list.
Quick concept grouping for social posts, packaging drafts, ad mood direction, or client internal alignment before detailed art production.
Internal inventory review when choosing a first-pass visual direction and spotting major style clashes early.
Design critiques where teammates need a single board image they can comment on without opening many files in separate windows.

Check before using it

Select a related set of images first, and avoid mixing unrelated projects in one board because the output will look noisy.
Standardize a rough target look by checking image orientation and subject framing, since the tile renderer fits and crops to fill each cell.
Set an intentional canvas scale through columns and gap values before rendering; changing controls after generate can produce a different visual rhythm.
Confirm you want local-only processing by making sure files are on your device, because the tool has no upload to Fundy servers.

Review the output

Verify file order matches your intended sequence. The board keeps upload order, so reorder your selection if narrative flow is important.
Scan for accidental crop effects on subjects and logos by comparing the source image thumbnails to the generated tiles.
Check title readability and margin space after generation because text is drawn with a fixed size and can overlap visually dense boards.
Open the downloaded PNG at expected output size and confirm the background color and spacing still match the board context where it will be presented.

Limits to keep in mind

No per-tile captions, drag-and-drop card reordering, image resizing per tile, or custom canvas aspect presets are included in this free browser tool.
Images are rendered into uniform cells, so very tall or very wide assets may lose edge content due to cover-style fitting.
There is no built-in source metadata report, permission audit, or copyright metadata check; you must keep rights and attribution notes outside the board.
The tool is designed for direction and review only, not for final publication, production-ready art direction, or accessibility compliance signing.

Handoff

Use Color Palette Extractor next if the review team needs repeatable color tokens before building a kit or components.
Use Brand Kit Generator to convert approved board tone into practical style primitives like palette, typography notes, and quick references.
Use Mockup Maker when you need to place the selected visual assets into a contextual presentation frame for stakeholder review.

How to Use

Use Choose images to select local files from your device. JPG, PNG, and similar browser-supported image formats work because the tool is purely client side.
Enter a short board title for context, then choose 2, 3, or 4 columns and set gap spacing from 0 to 40 pixels based on how dense the board should feel.
Pick a background color that matches the expected presentation surface, such as light neutral, brand tone, or a high contrast review background.
Click Create Moodboard and wait for the render status so the canvas completes before continuing. The tool draws the board using a fixed cell size per tile and preserves the order
Review the canvas and status message, then click Download PNG if the output is ready. Save the file with a clear filename and open it in a local image viewer to confirm final

FAQ

Is Moodboard Maker free?

Yes. It runs in the browser and does not require an account.

What does it do?

Build a local visual moodboard in your browser with title, grid, spacing, and background controls, then download a PNG.

What should I use next?

Usually Color Palette Extractor is the next step when you want to generate a practical color palette from a source image, then export it in format-ready output for quick design, UI, and brand prototyping workflows.

Do I need to create an account to use this tool?

No. It is a free browser tool and you can generate and download a moodboard without signup.

Are my images uploaded to a server when I create a board?

No. The tool uses in-browser rendering and your images remain on your device unless you explicitly download and save the exported PNG.

Why does my image look clipped in a tile?

The renderer fills each tile by scaling and centering the image, which can clip edges when aspect ratios differ. Use images with similar ratios for cleaner edges.

Can I reuse the output for publication?

Use it as a review artifact. Before publishing, validate permissions, accessibility, and placement context, and consider a final production-ready pass in your normal design workflow.

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When this step is finished, move to the tool that handles the next production risk.

Free Color Palette ExtractorGenerate a practical color palette from a source image, then export it in format-ready output for quick design, UI, and brand prototyping workflows. Free Brand Kit GeneratorCreate a browser-based starter brand kit from a brand name, industry label, primary color, and mood so you can quickly move from rough direction to working style references Free Mockup MakerCreate a clean presentation mockup by placing your local artwork inside a local phone, laptop, poster, or square frame, then review and download the resulting PNG.

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