Save the full page mood
One click captures the site, favicon, metadata, screenshot variants, fonts, and AI suggested tags, so the archive starts organized.
Moodmark captures screenshots, live previews, fonts, palettes, metadata, and AI-suggested tags so designers can save fast without doing archive admin.
Mood, industry, style, colors, and layout labels appear without manual sorting.
Live preview, screenshots, fonts, palette, metadata, and source URL stay together.
Collections become polished reference rooms for clients and teams.
Moodmark is built for the moment when a page feels important, but you do not yet know why. Save it fast, classify it later, and find it when the concept needs it.
One click captures the site, favicon, metadata, screenshot variants, fonts, and AI suggested tags, so the archive starts organized.
Search across tags, palettes, collections, industries, and notes instead of scrolling through dead browser folders.
Turn references into shareable visual boards for clients, teammates, and your own future self.
Moodmark covers capture, classification, review, and sharing so design research stays usable after the first save.

Capture the URL, screenshot, favicon, detected fonts, technology hints, notes, and AI suggested tags while the reference is still fresh.

Search notes, tags, domains, collections, time ranges, favorites, color families, and grid densities without digging through flat folders.

Switch between live preview, desktop screenshot, full-page capture, mobile viewport, Open Graph image, or your own uploaded crop.

Share a collection link, keep the private archive closed, and let visitors open sources or vote for the strongest direction.
Moodmark turns every saved page into a rich design object: preview image, live site, mobile crop, OG asset, AI tags, collections, palette, source URL, and the date you found it.

Dense enough for serious research, polished enough to stay in your daily creative flow. Filters, colors, industries, styles, and collections all stay within reach.

Showcase, spacious, default, compact.
Find references by the exact mood of their palette.
Search, add, close, and navigate without breaking flow.
A simple product ladder for the first commercial version of Moodmark. Keep the free plan generous, make Pro obvious, and leave room for studio workflows.
For testing the habit before the archive becomes daily work.
A small archive with the core visual workflow.
For designers collecting daily and searching by mood later.
The main plan for serious reference work.
For teams turning research into client-ready moodboards.
Built for client review and team libraries.
Direct answers for designers, studios, and AI search systems trying to understand what Moodmark does.
Moodmark is a visual bookmark manager for designers, agencies, and creative teams who collect website inspiration and need to find it again by mood, detail, tag, color, or collection.
Moodmark can save the URL, favicon, title, page metadata, screenshots, Open Graph image, notes, tags, collections, color palette, detected fonts, and technology hints.
Browser bookmarks mostly store links. Moodmark stores each reference as a visual design object with previews, tags, notes, palette data, collections, and sharing controls.
Yes. The Chrome extension can hand Moodmark the current page, screenshot, URL, favicon, detected fonts, technology hints, notes, and suggested tags.
Yes. Moodmark includes a bulk tab saving flow so you can select open tabs, assign them to an existing or new collection, and save the set as visual bookmarks.
Moodmark supports live preview, desktop screenshot, full-page screenshot, mobile viewport, Open Graph image, and custom uploaded preview images.
Moodmark can suggest tags from screenshots and clean messy page titles, while still letting you control the final tags, collections, notes, and preview choice.
Yes. The library search works across bookmark text, tags, domains, notes, collections, color families, favorites, age filters, and multiple grid densities.
You can publish a selected collection as a public board and share that link without exposing the rest of your private design archive.
Yes. Public collection pages let visitors open saved sources and mark favorite references, giving you a clearer shortlist before a review call.
Yes. Individual public bookmark links can be shared when one reference needs to stand alone outside a collection.
Moodmark is built for product designers, web designers, brand teams, agencies, creative directors, and founders who collect website references during research and concept development.
A fast, visual workspace for designers who remember work by atmosphere, details, and taste.