Create your free vision board

How do you make your vision board?

1. Start with the example or a blank board. Choose the format for how you’ll use it: phone, screen, or paper.
2. Add words and photos you have the right to use. Select a card, edit its text, size, or crop, then apply the changes.
3. Arrange the cards automatically or place them freely. Undo keeps up to 30 steps from this session.
4. Connect each desire to an achievable action. The date is only for planning your calendar; this site won’t send reminders.
5. Download the JSON project to reopen it here later. PNG, JPEG, and PDF files are final images.

An example: making time to read again

The example includes three desires: reading, creating, and walking. For “Read a few pages,” the action is “Choose a book I already have at home.” You can give it a date, then add “If I’m short on time, read one page.” The board lets you keep these decisions alongside the images.

On a 3,508 × 2,480-pixel format, a card that is 25% of the width takes up 877 pixels; a height of 20% is 496 pixels. The editor uses these proportions to preserve the composition in the exported file. The clock area is an optional 22% placeholder at the top; its exact size depends on your phone.

What’s the difference between the project, the image, and the PDF?

The JSON project contains your settings, text, actions, and resized photos. It lets you continue working. PNG preserves a sharp image, JPEG generally reduces file size, and PDF places the board on a page. Printing the page adds the action list on separate pages. The exports don’t include any advertising links.

The CSV includes all actions, with or without dates, along with their obstacles and alternatives. The ICS calendar file contains only actions with a valid date, as all-day events with no alarm. Open this file in your calendar app to add them.

Method, sources, and limitations

This workshop is a composition editor. It doesn’t evaluate your personality or your chances of success. The grid spaces elements at regular intervals; the collage alternates their tilt; the center mode gives the first card more space. Changing the format keeps positions as percentages: always check the preview, especially when switching from a wide screen to a phone.

PNG, JPEG, or WebP photos are decoded locally, then resized so their longest side is 1,600 pixels. Limits: 32 items, 8 MB per photo, 60 MB per imported project. Re-encoding doesn’t preserve the original photo file. An image that’s too small may look blurry on paper; the workshop flags it when it’s enlarged. Long text is reduced to fit the available space, and an alert indicates any potential overflow.

The coordinates account for rotation to keep the cards on the board. The proportions and dates are calculated by the code. A4 and Letter formats are available for printing; the document is placed inside the page without distortion. These are layout choices, not psychological standards.

References consulted on October 17, 2026: RFC 5545, iCalendar format for dated events; MDN Canvas documentation for local rendering. To choose the content for your board, read our visualization board guide, the guidelines for visualizing a goal and the ideas for creative journaling and collage.

Practical questions

Is the vision board completely free?

The editor, exported images, PDF, and editable project are free, with no account and no watermark. The Miraya app has its own terms, presented on its page.

Are my photos uploaded?

The photos you choose are processed in your browser. The workshop does not send or automatically save photos or text. Downloading the project is your choice.

How can I pick up my board tomorrow?

Download “Editable project,” then select “Open a project” on your next visit. If you close the page without exporting, you’ll lose your session.

Can I create a board without a photo?

Text cards, shapes, and arrows are enough. Start with your words and add images later.

Why don’t some actions appear in the calendar?

The ICS includes only actions with a date. Undated actions stay in the CSV and in the list below the board.

Does a vision board guarantee an outcome?

This tool helps you organize your wishes and next steps. It doesn’t predict anything or guarantee any personal, financial, or medical outcome.