Moodis review
A low-cost, offline-first canvas for visual references and creative planning.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Moodis is a local-first mood board application for artists and other creative professionals. Its infinite canvas supports drag-and-drop image import, free-form arrangement, resizing, rotation, layering, text annotations, connectors, and arrows. Separate boards help organize projects, clients, or themes, while PNG and JPEG exports support sharing finished boards. The desktop app stores boards locally and works offline on Windows and Linux; a browser version provides access on the web and works on Mac.
Pricing is straightforward. The Free plan costs €0 forever and includes local mood boards, unlimited boards, unlimited local storage, an infinite canvas, and no account requirement. A 14-day free trial is available, while Pro is priced at €5 per month or €50 per year. Pro adds cloud sync, board sharing, web access, 99 GB of cloud storage, and advanced tools. Team costs €50 per month or €500 per year and adds shared mood boards, collaborative editing, team workspaces, 999 GB of cloud storage, and full Pro features. Paid plans are listed as coming soon, so the free tier is the currently practical entry point.
Moodis fits users who want a focused visual workspace with offline storage rather than a broader connected creative suite. The free plan is particularly suited to individual artists who prefer local files and do not need an account. Pro is the more relevant choice when browser access, cloud sync, or shareable boards matter; Team targets collaborative editing and shared workspaces. The product does not include integrations or presentation mode, which limits its fit for workflows built around connected tools or presenting boards directly. macOS is planned, but Windows, Linux, and web are the currently stated platforms.
Moodis pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Infinite canvas with flexible image arrangement and annotations
- Free plan offers unlimited boards and local storage without an account
- Paid plans add cloud sync, sharing, web access, and collaboration
- Where it doesn't
- Paid plans are listed as coming soon
- No integrations or presentation mode
- Desktop support is limited to Windows and Linux
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