Moodboard by Slice · for brand designers

A moodboard for brand designers.

The first thing a client approves is a direction, not a logo. Show them the type, the colour, the texture and the photography on one board, with the reasoning written beside it.

7 days free, then $14.99 a month on the Slice plan.

Blue, yellow and beige paper shapesOverlapping sheets of peach, pink and white paperA desk from above with notebooks, pencils and coffee

What brand designers pin

  • Typography specimens
  • Colour and texture
  • Photography and art direction
  • Competitor and category references

A BOARD LIKE YOURS

Drag the frames. Try another background.

Untitled board
Blue, yellow and beige paper shapesNew colours
Overlapping sheets of peach, pink and white paperWarmer option
A desk from above with notebooks, pencils and coffeeLogo sketches
Client picked the blue
Drag the frames. Switch the background. Images: public domain and CC0, see credits.

WHY IT HELPS

Two directions, side by side

Group each direction, label it, and lay them out next to each other. Clients choose faster between two concrete boards than between two descriptions.

Show your reasoning

A reference without a reason invites taste arguments. Arrow the type to the photography it pairs with, note why the palette is warmer, and the board presents your thinking for you.

QUESTIONS

Can I show a client more than one direction?

Yes. Group each direction on the board and label it, or make a board per direction.

Can I add references from websites?

Paste a copied image or an image link straight onto the board, or upload images you have saved.

Can I export the direction for a presentation?

Yes. Export the board as an image.

How much does Moodboard cost?

Moodboard is part of the Slice plan. New accounts get 7 days free, then it is $14.99 a month or $149 a year, and the same plan covers Shorts, Captions, Reframe and Podshare too. If your plan ends, your boards stay here for you to view and share.

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