Moodly

use it yesterday nice tool

I like the UI. Would definitely be useful for keeping inspiration organized in one place.

This looks really useful for designers and anyone who collects visual references. I especially like the one-click saving and the ability to move an entire board into Figma as editable layers. The fact that everything stays local is a nice bonus too.

The Figma export as editable layers stands out—it turns collecting references into a usable design workflow. The local-first approach and flexible board layouts also seem well suited to organizing research. Curious whether shared team boards are on the roadmap?

The Figma export is such a thoughtful touch. Most moodboard tools stop at collecting references, but turning the whole board into editable layers makes the workflow genuinely useful for designers.

The one-click saving workflow is a great fit for collecting references during research, and keeping everything local is a thoughtful privacy choice. Copying a board into Figma as editable layers could make the handoff from inspiration to execution especially smooth.

Since boards live only in the browser, is there a backup-and-restore option that preserves the original source links and editable colour swatches? Figma copy sounds useful for design work, but a portable board backup would also help when moving to another computer or recovering after an extension reinstall.

nice tool. I like the UI

The lightweight save flow sounds genuinely useful for research-heavy browsing. I especially like that links retain context and can be rearranged into different board layouts.

Love how simple the save flow is. Being able to collect inspiration while browsing and then move the whole board into Figma as editable layers sounds super useful for designers.

The quick capture and rich-card organization sound especially useful for research workflows. How do you handle sharing boards with teammates?

use it today,very nice tool

Hi Fazier 👋 I am a UI/UX Designer myself, I built Moodly because my own reference-gathering was a mess. Screenshots in a downloads folder, links half-saved in a notes app, twenty tabs open because closing one felt like losing something. Every tool I tried asked me to make a decision at the moment of saving — which board, what tag, what note — and that one second of friction was enough that I'd just... not save it. So Moodly has one rule: nothing gets between you and the save. Hover an image, click Save, done. Organising happens later, if at all. The part that took longest was Copy-to-Figma. Most tools give you a flattened screenshot to trace over, which defeats the point. Moodly writes real editable layers to the clipboard — matching your layout, columns, spacing and radius — so a board you assembled in the browser lands in Figma ready to work with. No plugin required. It's also entirely local. No account, no server, no tracking. Your boards live in your browser, and the only network calls fetch a title and preview image for links you explicitly saved. That wasn't a marketing decision — it's the constraint I designed around. It's free. I'd genuinely like to know where it breaks for you, especially on sites with unusual image handling. Happy to answer anything here.

This looks really useful for designers and anyone who collects visual references. I especially like the one-click saving and the ability to move an entire board into Figma as editable layers. The fact that everything stays local is a nice bonus too.

Pasting a whole board directly into Figma with the layout and editable layers intact—without needing a companion plugin installed—sounds super convenient. Most bookmarking tools usually just drop a flat screenshot or an unformatted pile of assets onto the canvas.

The hover-to-save flow sounds delightfully frictionless, and keeping boards local is a compelling privacy angle. Copy-to-Figma with real editable layers is especially useful for design workflows; a keyboard shortcut or batch-save option could make large research sessions even faster.

The hover-to-save flow sounds like a great way to keep browsing momentum while collecting references, and preserving links as rich cards is a nice touch. The Figma-style editable layers could be especially useful for turning inspiration into a working layout—does Moodly support shared boards or team collaboration yet?

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