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The pinboard editor is a canvas. There is no grid to fight and no template to fill — you place things where they look right.

Add images

Add image in the toolbar uploads onto the current page. Everything goes on the board: reference photography, plans and elevations, material and fabric shots, product images from the library, sketches. Drag to move a pin, drag its corner to resize.

Label things

The text tool adds a caption anywhere on the canvas. Used well, labels are what turn a collage into a presentation the client can read without you in the room:
  • Bucle for bed
  • Wood on the walls matching to the floor
  • Light beige limewash paint on the walls
  • Ceiling, Rug, Curtains, Floor lamp
Name the thing and its role. A client who cannot tell which image is the rug will ask, and the answer will take a day to arrive by email.

Use pages

Add page adds a board to the same pinboard. The counter in the toolbar reads 1 / 3, and pages are named — BEDROOM-PAGE1. One pinboard per room, one page per idea, is a pattern that works: page 1 the overall mood, page 2 the plan and elevations, page 3 the pieces.

Zoom

The zoom control scales the canvas so you can work close on detail or step back to judge the whole board. It does not change the export.

Pin it

Pin puts the board in your sidebar under Pinned, alongside pinned schedules. Worth doing for whatever you are presenting this week.

When it is ready

Build a board with AI

Assign a task to your AI teammate — it drafts the board, images arranged and labelled, all editable.