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Save photographic references into your Vision Board — one image or every photo in an article, with source context. Vision Board Clipper is the capture companion for Vision Board, the visual-reference library in the Lightroom OS workflow by The Lightroom Academy. - Right-click any photograph to save it with its source page attached — the page's title and story become context for automatic titling, tagging, and location. - Right-click an article — "top 10 places in the Dolomites" — and import EVERY photograph in it at once. Each one is analyzed, titled, and pinned to the correct place on your Vision Board atlas. - Works on YouTube too: save the video's still with the video as context. - A note field lets you record why a reference matters before you save. TWO MODES, YOUR CHOICE. - Desktop mode (default): the Clipper talks only to the Vision Board app running on your own computer (localhost). No servers, no accounts, no analytics. - Cloud mode (optional): sign in with your Vision Board account and captures go straight to your board at app.visionboard.photos — from any computer. Either way, everything you save goes only into YOUR library. Nothing is shared, sold, or used for anything else. Requires Vision Board — the desktop app from the Lightroom OS suite, or a Vision Board account (visionboard.photos).
Oct 21, 2026
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