FrameRef

Collect. Organize. Transform. FrameRef is a modern reference board for creatives, bringing all your visual inspiration together on one infinite canvas. If you like what you see, head to our website and try FrameRef free for 30 days.

The ability to normalize by height and width was also introduced in FrameRef 1.0.3. This makes it easier to clean up messy reference boards by quickly matching selected items to the same height or width, while keeping their proportions intact.

Another feature in FrameRef 1.0.3 is our new Colour Swatches. With these, you can display a colour, its code, and its label. And to really make use of this new FrameRef item, we created an Extract Colour Palette action that spawns the most prominent colours for your selection.

@millenial9491 Indeed indeed! Similar thinking as us ✅✅

@FrameRef_App Yes, quick access to boards and simplified editing - upload images to a board on your smartphone and edit them in more detail on PC.

In FrameRef 1.0.3, we have added the ability to add categories to the homepage, so you can now organize your different boards efficiently.

@millenial9491 Glad to hear you like our updates! It's on the request list yeah, but we don't got a timeline for it no 😁 How would you see it? Like have all the features? Or just basic features to check the boards at a glance and add objects without transforming them?

@FrameRef_App It keeps getting better and better with every update! 🔥 Are there any plans for an Android or iOS version in the future?

One of our favorite new updates in FrameRef 1.0.3 is the new context menus. So now, depending on your selection, when you right-click, you will see a list, only containing useful actions for your specific selection.

FrameRef 1.0.3 is now available! 🎉 This update introduces new context menus, homepage organization improvements, color swatches & palette tools, graphics/display tablet support & much more! Full release notes and update guide: polygonflow.notion.site/frameref-1-0-3

@polygonflow 🎉🎉

If your workflow depends on references, moodboards, screenshots, videos, PDFs, or social clips, FrameRef is something you should check out. It’s our standalone reference tool for artists and creators who need more than static image boards. Collect, organize, compare, and transform references in one place, whether you're working in Unreal Engine, Blender, or any other visual production pipeline. We’re continuously improving FrameRef with new features and workflow upgrades, and we’d love more people to test it and share feedback with us.

@polygonflow 🔥🔥

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With FrameRef, you can tag any reference and instantly filter your board. Combined with search, you can find exactly what you need in seconds, even in large projects. Stay organized without slowing down your creative flow.

Most reference boards are just images. FrameRef lets you build richer boards, combine images, videos, GIFs, and PDFs in one place, and arrange everything the way your project needs. Try FrameRef free for 30 days and let us know what you think 👋

With FrameRef’s Arrange, automatically align selected items into structured layouts. Choose how you want them sorted: by grid, date, name, or optimized spacing, and keep your board clear and easy to navigate. No more clutter, no more wasted time.

It wouldn’t be reference board software without a good grouping feature. Select any objects, images, videos, or PDFs, press Ctrl + G, and instantly group them together. Groups stay flexible, so you can resize them and drop in new objects at any time.

@millenial9491 You need internet to activate your license key, but then you can use it offline yes! :)

@FrameRef_App Is it available offline?

In FrameRef, press SPACE to instantly focus on individual references on your board. Stay efficient, even on large or cluttered setups.

Another great feature in FrameRef, PDF support. Add PDFs directly to your reference boards and keep everything in one place. Perfect for: • Art books and design PDFs • Briefs and project notes • Tutorials and guides • Reference sheets and documentation

FrameRef lets you import videos from most platforms and then organize them with all your images and PDFs in one infinite reference board.

@Yunexxgb @IlgarLunin Feel free to send us a DM ✅

@FrameRef_App @IlgarLunin Congrats on the successful launch! 'Natural growth' is the dream, but it's usually a slow burn. I’ve been looking at your user flow and found a way to trigger a viral loop that could potentially double that natural intake without increasing your spend. Open to a quick brainstorm?

FrameRef, a modern reference board for combining images, videos, and PDFs, is now available on macOS. If you need a place to collect and organize all your reference files, you can start a 30 day free trial on macOS or Windows.

Alongside videos in FrameRef, you can also place GIFs in your infinite reference board. Perfect for showcasing motion, gestures, or animation loops without needing full video files.

@Yunexxgb @IlgarLunin Since launch, we have gotten a steady stream of new users, so we are quite happy with the success so far! But we expect more users to come naturally over time, and as we add more interesting features✅✅

@FrameRef_App @IlgarLunin Good 👍 have you been getting more users for it or it's already known something?