Not directly — each item has a text goal and an optional URL. Use the URL field to link to the inspiration image (a Pinterest pin, an Unsplash photo, a product page) so the markdown export includes a clickable reference.

Why categories instead of one big list?

The categories force a quick visual balance check. If five of your six entries are under "Finance" and Health is empty, the colour-coded panels make that obvious without reading line by line.

Can I change the categories?

Not in this version — the six labels are fixed so the layout stays consistent. Tag any category as broad or narrow as you like by how you phrase your entries.

Does my board save when I leave the page?

No. The board lives in browser state only — refresh and it resets. Click Export Board and save the Markdown if you want to keep your plan.

Is anything uploaded?

No. Editing and the markdown export both happen entirely in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.

Vision Board Creator

Build a six-category vision board and export it as Markdown with optional inspiration links.

Written by Golam Rabbani, Founder & Lead Engineer

This interactive tool requires JavaScript. Read the formula and worked example below; you can compute the result by hand.

How to use this vision board creator

Type a board title and the year or period you are planning for.
In each of the six categories — Career, Health, Relationships, Finance, Travel, Personal Growth — click "+ Add" to create an affirmation or goal.
Type the goal text and (optionally) paste a reference URL — a Pinterest pin, a product page, a photo.
Use × to remove items you no longer want.
Click Export Board, then Copy Markdown to save the board or paste it into a notes app.

About this vision board creator

A vision board collects what you want next year (or next quarter, or next decade) in one place so you can look at it repeatedly. The traditional version uses scissors, magazines, and a corkboard; the digital version uses categories, links, and a text export you can revisit on any device.

This tool divides the board into six themed sections — Career, Health, Relationships, Finance, Travel, Personal Growth — each colour-coded so you can see at a glance whether one area of your life is getting all the attention. Inside each section you add as many entries as you like; each entry has a free-text goal and an optional inspiration link.

For example, set the title to "My Vision Board" and the year to "2026". Under Career, add "Lead a major project". Under Health, add "Run a 5K every month". Under Travel, add "Visit Japan in spring" with link `https://example.com/kyoto-trip`. Click Export Board and the Markdown output starts with `# My Vision Board — 2026`, then has one H2 per category. Items with a link render as `[Visit Japan in spring](https://example.com/kyoto-trip)`; items without a link render as plain bullets — clean enough to paste into Notion, Obsidian, or any markdown editor.

FAQ

Can I add images?: Not directly — each item has a text goal and an optional URL. Use the URL field to link to the inspiration image (a Pinterest pin, an Unsplash photo, a product page) so the markdown export includes a clickable reference.
Why categories instead of one big list?: The categories force a quick visual balance check. If five of your six entries are under "Finance" and Health is empty, the colour-coded panels make that obvious without reading line by line.
Can I change the categories?: Not in this version — the six labels are fixed so the layout stays consistent. Tag any category as broad or narrow as you like by how you phrase your entries.
Does my board save when I leave the page?: No. The board lives in browser state only — refresh and it resets. Click Export Board and save the Markdown if you want to keep your plan.
Is anything uploaded?: No. Editing and the markdown export both happen entirely in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.