- ✓ Drag images from any browser
- ✓ Resize, rotate, overlap
- ✓ All canvas sizes
- ✓ Export PNG & PDF
- ✓ No watermark
Grab any image from another browser window (Pinterest, Tumblr, design blogs) and drop it on the canvas. Full resolution, no download, no upload.
Free account
Pinterest, Tumblr, Are.na, editorial sites, design blogs. The image is fetched at full resolution. No download, no upload. If drag isn't available, right-click and paste the URL works too.
Moodboards aren't grids. Stack pieces at loose angles, let edges overlap, leave breathing room. Drag corners, pinch to scale, twist to rotate.
Cut anything to transparent for the cleanest cut-and-paste look. Five free per day with an account; unlimited on Premium.
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Type the texture, light, or scene you're after, and it lands on the board in seconds. Useful when Pinterest just doesn't have it.
2-photo splits to 12-photo grids. Drop your dragged-in saves into the slots, then resize and overlap them into something less rigid.
Drop a paper or linen texture underneath the whole board for that printed-and-pinned feel. Or keep the canvas clean. Your call.
A4, A3, US Letter, 16:9, 4:5, square. Print-ready vector PDF for client meetings; sharp PNG for digital. No watermark on free exports.
How it works
16:9 for decks, A4 or A3 for print, 4:5 for Instagram. Change anytime. Your layout sticks.
Grab any image from another browser tab (Pinterest, Tumblr, blogs) and drop it on the canvas. Full resolution, no upload. Right-click + paste URL works too if drag isn't available.
Overlap, tilt, layer. Drop a texture underneath. Hit export for a full-resolution PNG or vector PDF, ready for client inboxes, decks, or the framer.
Board types
Silhouettes from runway archives, fabric swatches, colorways, beauty references. Lay them loose and overlapping like a real pinboard. Export as 4:5 for Instagram or landscape PDF for a lookbook.
Room shots, paint chips, fabric samples, tile swatches, furniture references. A3 landscape with a linen texture underneath. Clean for any framer.
Florals, venues, tablescapes, invitations, dress silhouettes. Save it once signed in and share the link with planners, partners, and florists.
Type, logos, photography direction, palette chips, packaging finishes. 16:9 + PDF export drops cleanly into a slide deck. Keep it tight: 8 to 12 elements is plenty.
Frames, lighting references, locations, wardrobe, props. The drag-from-browser workflow is fast enough to build a reference board in the last hour of prep.
Yearly goals, home renovations, bucket-list destinations, personal style. Print and pin above your desk, or keep editing the saved board as things evolve.
Pricing
FAQ
A good moodboard tells a visual story in one glance. Aim for a tight color palette (3–5 recurring colors), a consistent tone (warm vs cool, minimal vs maximal), and a mix of scales: some hero images, some small details, some negative space. Resist the urge to include every reference you like; editing is what separates a pinboard from a moodboard. Roughly 8–15 elements is the sweet spot.
Yes, and this is the main reason people use PasteCollage. Grab an image from Pinterest, Tumblr, or any browser tab and drop it on the canvas. The image is fetched at full resolution, no downloading or uploading. If drag isn't available you can also right-click and paste the URL as a fallback.
A collage is the final artwork: images arranged with intent. A moodboard is the thinking tool that comes before, a loose gathering of references to establish tone, palette, and direction. PasteCollage handles both, and there's a dedicated collage maker page if that's what you're after.
16:9 for pitch decks and Keynote. A4 or A3 landscape for client print-outs. 4:5 or square for Instagram. Wedding and interior moodboards that get pinned at a venue usually go to A3 or the custom A2 size on Premium.
Yes. Export as PDF from any print preset (A4, A3, US Letter) and send to any printer or print shop. For larger venue prints, Premium unlocks custom sizes up to A2.
Neither. PasteCollage runs entirely in your browser. Build, export, and print without signing up. An account is only required to save boards across sessions, share public links, or subscribe to Premium.
Yes. 50+ grid layouts: 2-photo splits, 3-photo mosaics, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 12-photo grids. Drop your dragged-in saves into the slots, then resize and overlap. Templates are Premium; blank canvases are free.
No signup to create or export · No watermark · Premium when you need more