Mood board image source and rights tracker

Keep inspiration traceable and separate reference use from final production clearance. Record the original source before a screenshot or repost loses the context.

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Reference and sourceCreatorUse and permissionAttribution or notesReview

Add the first reference to begin the source record.

Save your source and rights register to your account

Keep original links, creators, permission states, attribution, and review notes together. Add it to your account for cross-device access.

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Where provenance prevents mistakes

  • Mood board research provenance
  • Client asset review
  • Commercial production clearance

From source URL to production status

Record the original source

Save the creator and source page, not only a repost, screenshot, or image-search result.

Separate research from final use

Mark reference-only images clearly so they are not accidentally treated as production assets.

Document permission

Record the license, written permission, purchase receipt, attribution text, and any limits that apply.

Review before handoff

Resolve unknown entries and replace uncleared final assets before publishing or delivering production files.

Keep every reference traceable

An image source and rights tracker keeps inspiration traceable. It records the original URL, creator, license or permission, intended use, attribution requirement, and whether an image is reference-only or cleared for final production. The register does not decide whether a use is lawful. It exposes missing facts early enough for the project owner or qualified adviser to resolve them.

Permission facts to verify

Does credit make any image legal to use?

No. Attribution does not replace permission when permission is required.

Can an image stay on an internal mood board?

That depends on the source, agreement, and context. The tracker records facts but does not provide legal advice.

What should I do with an unknown source?

Search for the original creator, keep it reference-only, or replace it with a traceable alternative.

What this workspace produces

A searchable source register with permission states, attribution notes, warnings, CSV, and JSON exports.

  • Editable source ledger
  • Permission and attribution states
  • Missing-information warnings
  • CSV and JSON export
  • Private account copy
  • Separate research and final production-use records with review status