Granit Moodboards is an online art direction tool that turns media already organized in your projects into clear, editable visual presentations ready to share.
Build an art direction directly from your media
Open your Granit library, choose images from a project, and place them freely on the board. Your moodboard stays connected to your work, so there is no need to download files and import them into another tool.
Images, text, and color on the same board
Combine images, text blocks, and color swatches. Move, resize, rotate, and layer every element to create a free-form composition with framing adapted to each visual.
A presentation across multiple slides
Structure an idea over several slides and choose a landscape, portrait, or square format. Separate references, palettes, graphic directions, and final proposals without multiplying documents.
Share the moodboard only when it is ready
A moodboard linked to a contact stays hidden until you make it available. You can prepare, rearrange, and refine the presentation without exposing a draft to the client.
Available in the client portal
When you share it, Granit sends an email notification. The client opens the moodboard in their protected space and can find it again alongside the projects you have already delivered.
A dedicated link for an independent moodboard
If the moodboard is not associated with a contact, you can keep a standalone share link. The same presentation can support personal research, a temporary team, or a recipient who does not yet have a client profile.
A visual workflow for photographers and art directors
Shoot pre-production, lighting references, color palettes, casting, locations, or campaign direction: the moodboard gathers the visual context before production and makes client approval clearer.
Concrete example
Before an editorial shoot, you select references already stored in Granit, add a palette and a few notes, then spread everything across multiple slides. Once the direction is final, you link the moodboard to the contact and make it available in their client portal.
Frequently asked questions
What can a Granit moodboard contain?
Images from your projects, text, and color blocks. Each moodboard can contain several slides in landscape, portrait, or square format.
Can I prepare the moodboard without the client seeing it?
Yes. A moodboard linked to a contact appears in their portal only after you choose “Make available.” Your drafts remain private until then.
Can the client edit the moodboard?
No. The client portal provides a faithful read-only view. You remain the only person who can change the composition and its content.
Do I need to export a PDF or use an external tool?
No. Creation, layout, and sharing all happen directly in Granit using media already available in your space.