Tales of an Image

Tales of an Image: a working reference library. Everyone saves inspiration somewhere. Screenshots, bookmarks, pins, a downloads folder. It piles up faster than you can sort it, and when you need it, it isn't there. Tales turns the habit of saving images while you browse into a private visual library you can work from. No feed, no algorithm. HOW IT WORKS Install the extension. When you want to save an image, press and hold it for a moment. A small ring fills and the image drops into your library with its source. No icon to click first. Works on most regular webpages. Click the Tales icon in your toolbar to turn capturing on or off and choose which collection new images file into. You can also pick the collection from the save confirmation without leaving the page. YOUR LIBRARY Every save is tagged by subject, color and mood in the background. Organize into collections by project, client or theme. Search and filter across everything you've saved and find a reference by what it is, not by the day you saved it. REVEAL Reveal reads a collection of six or more images and writes its aesthetic direction: a name, the style threads running through it, what holds together, what stands apart and a color system with proportions. When a client asks what you're going for, the direction is already in words. BOARDS Pull references from any collection onto a board. Build mood boards and concept boards: arrange, crop, layer, annotate and add color swatches. Share a board as a page, or export it as a PDF or high-res image on paid plans. SHARING Any image, collection, board or Reveal opens as a page, no account needed to view. Invite clients or teammates to add references and comment. They join free and you stay the owner. PLANS Free to start. Paid plans raise the limits and add PDF and high-res exports. Current plans and prices are on talesofanimage.com. REQUIREMENTS Desktop Chrome or Edge. Browsers block extensions on some protected pages, and some sites may prevent capture. PRIVACY Your library is private by default. Images are stored with Cloudinary and processed automatically to create tags, colors and moods. We don't sell personal information. See the privacy policy for details.