Describe a mood.
Get a board.
One line about any project — a room, a brand, a campaign. You get an art-directed board in about ten seconds.
Ten colour directions, or your own. Every board on this page came out of the generator — none of it was arranged by hand.
Three steps
Type a line, watch it read the brief, take the board away.
- 1
Write a brief
It shows what it understood as you type.
- 2
It builds a shot list
A separate search for each picture the board needs.
- 3
Take it away
Adjust anything, then export, share, or push to Figma.
One look, any size
The arrangement and the size are separate choices, so the same composition works on an A4 sheet, a slide and a story. Twenty-one arrangements, eight sizes, eleven layout engines underneath.
One line becomes a shot list
Most generators send your sentence to a search box and hand back nine variations of the same photograph. This one reads the brief, works out what kind of board it is, and asks for each shot separately.
scandinavian bedroom, warm neutrals, morning light
And then it is yours
Nothing about the board is locked. Drag anything, swap a photograph you do not like, crop it to an arch, add a caption, reshuffle the whole composition, or change the size and watch it recompose.
What it actually does
Four decisions the tool makes for you, and what each looks like.
A shot list, not one search
One brief becomes five to twelve distinct searches — not nine versions of the same photograph.
Colour that holds together
Pictures are scored on how their colours sit together, then the palette is read back out of the ones that won.
Composed, not packed
Eleven layout engines. Images share column and row lines, and the establishing shot leads.
Your own pictures too
Unsplash, your Pinterest boards, or anything you drop in. Every photographer credited and linked.
Pricing
Every layout engine, every colour tone and full-quality export are in the free plan. Paying lifts the limits; it does not unlock the good parts.
It takes about ten seconds
Five boards free. No account needed to try it.
Make a board