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Milanote is an easy-to-use tool to organize your ideas and projects into visual boards. Add notes, images, links and files, organize them visually and share them with your team.
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Milanote is a tool for planning creative projects. Download the free desktop app. Launch from your dock, get team notifications and enjoy the cleanest Milanote interface available.
Milanote lets you organize your notes into flexible visual boards. Linear word documents are great for your final output, but on day one you need a flexible space to explore your ideas. Milanote's flexible drag and drop interface lets you arrange things in whatever way makes sense for your project.
Milanote is designed to live at the center of your studio. A place to collect everything you might need for the project at hand—the brief, the assets, the inspiration, and most importantly, the people! Creatives of all stripes gather together in Milanote to manage the full lifecycle of a project.
Milanote lets you see your story structure at a glance—just like your wall of index cards, but portable. Easily drag and drop to rearrange the key parts as your story comes to life. It's the perfect companion to your manuscript.
Signup for free with no time limit. Add 100 notes, images or links. Upgrade to Professional for unlimited storage.
Learn the modern process of planning a film in Milanote. Learn how to create a moodboard to set the visual direction for your next film. Learn how to create a shot list that to ensure every detail of a scene is captured correctly and nothing falls through the cracks.
When you're back at your computer or iPad, Milanote's flexible drag and drop interface lets you organize your ideas and projects into visual boards. SHARE WITH YOUR TEAM. Milanote boards can be a private place to think, or a shared workspace for collaboration—you're in total control of who sees what. INSTANT SYNCING.
Getting started. 2 articles. Creating your first project. Organizing your Home board.
