Generate where the inspiration already lives

Select reference images directly on Pinterest, Instagram, Behance, and other visual sites, then generate beside them—without saving files, switching to a separate AI tool, or rebuilding your boards.

From inspiration to your next idea

Whatever you create,
start with what inspires you

Select a few references. Add a subject. Make it yours.

In Your references

behance.net
A black-ink character peeking over an edge A halftone character wearing a bucket hat

Out Your generation

Generated black-ink illustration of a girl with a bob haircut
SubjectA girl with a bob haircut

In Your references

pinterest.com
A painting of a yellow chair with an open book A painting of a pale green house beneath a blue sky A painting of houses seen from above

Out Your generation

Generated painting of a wooden duck in a green field
SubjectA wooden duck in a field

In Your references

instagram.com
A motion-blurred photograph of a runner in a forest A motion-blurred photograph of a person outdoors A blurred portrait against a blue sky A motion-blurred photograph of a runner

Out Your generation

Generated photograph of a person floating down a river with an iced drink
SubjectFloating down a river

In Your references

google.com
A pale green and cream camouflage pattern A woodland camouflage pattern in green and brown An olive and ochre camouflage pattern A dark green and cream camouflage pattern

Out Your generation

Generated product photograph of a camouflage ceramic mug
SubjectA camouflage mug

Try visual directions as quickly as you discover them

Conventional AI workflows make you save or copy a reference, leave the site, upload it somewhere else, prompt, then return to your research. Tack keeps discovery, generation, and reaction in one continuous loop.

01 Try ideas as you find them

See a reference, select it in place, and test the idea before the moment passes. Trying another direction stays fast and low-friction.

02 Keep your references attached

Keep the source, surrounding imagery, and generated result side by side so you can compare, react, and adjust.

03 Create from what you’ve saved

Use the Pinterest boards, Instagram saves, and visual collections you already built as active creative ingredients.

Who Tack is for

For creatives who start with references, not prompts

Tack is built for designers, art directors, freelancers, and visual specialists exploring a direction before it is fully decided.

01

Explore visual worlds for a new brief

02

Test several directions before a review

03

Create from boards you already built

An illustrated Patrick waving hello, with glasses and a pencil behind his ear.

The designer behind Tack

For creatives
by a creative

Patrick is a longtime graphic designer and fine artist. He made Tack to solve a familiar frustration: finding a reference you love, then breaking your flow to save it, upload it, and start again in another tool.

Tack keeps inspiration and experimentation together, so you can spend more time following an idea and less time moving it between tabs.

Plans & pricing

Choose how you create

Start free, then upgrade when you need more runs. Every plan includes the same core workflow: select references, describe a subject, and generate in that style.

Free

$0

3 before sign-in · 3 more with a free account

  • 3 generations before sign-in
  • 3 more with a free account
  • 1 image per generation
  • 2 images per generation
  • Higher monthly limits
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Studio

$35

per month · 600 generations

  • 600 generations per month
  • 2 images per generation
  • Up to 1,200 images per month
  • Monthly counter resets automatically
  • Upgrade or cancel anytime
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