Feature · Boards
A board for every idea you’re chasing.
A board is one grid for one idea — a campaign, a room, a shoot, a font hunt. Photos, videos, links and notes sit side by side at their real shape, so you can see the whole idea at once instead of scrolling a list of bookmarks.
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Arranged like a moodboard, not a list
Cards keep their proportions: a tall Reel stays tall, a wide photo stays wide. The grid packs them into columns, the way you’d pin prints to a wall.
Pick two columns for a close look or sixteen to see everything at once. Spacing, corner radius and titles are yours to set per board.
- Masonry layout that keeps each picture’s shape
- 2 to 16 columns, with adjustable spacing and corners
- Small, medium and large card sizes
- Drag to reorder; drop files or paste a link anywhere on the board

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Tags become tabs
Tag a card “light”, “type” or “client-feedback” and the tag shows up as a tab along the top of the board. One click filters the board down to it.
Posts saved from Instagram and TikTok come with their hashtags as tag suggestions, so a board starts organized.




Every card knows its colours
When a picture lands on a board, embeddd reads its palette. Open the card to see the swatches; click one to find every reference in that colour across your boards.
More than pictures
Notes, sketches and small live widgets — a clock for a client’s city, a calendar, the weather on location — sit on the same grid as your references.
Built on
The features behind it
Questions
How many cards can a board hold?
There’s no fixed card limit on a board. Large boards stay quick because pictures load as you scroll.
Can I move a card to another board?
Yes. Open the card’s menu and choose Move, or drag a board in the sidebar onto another project.
Can I change the layout of one board without changing the others?
Yes. Columns, spacing, corners and whether titles show are set per board.
Keep reading
Related
- Moodboard makerMake a moodboard from images, videos, links and notes — free.
- DesignersReferences for layouts, type, colour and UI — organized per project.
- Project referencesKeep every reference for a job in one project the whole team can open.
- How to build a moodboard that actually helps you designMost moodboards are collections. The useful ones are arguments. Here’s how to build the second kind.
Start your first board.
Save a Reel, drop a picture, paste a link. It takes a minute.
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