> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.getatelier.design/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Build a pinboard > Adding images, arranging them, labelling them and splitting a presentation across pages. 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 Assign a task to your AI teammate — it drafts the board, images arranged and labelled, all editable.