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#ManifestYourLife: 5 Vision Board Tools To Realize Your Dreams

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Thanks to the advancements in modern technology, vision boards have received a facelift. Vision boards were originally a DIYer’s dream, using tons of supplies — magazine clippings, photos, glue sticks, glitter, stamps, poster board, and more — to conjure up a master board of manifestations (of sorts). However, the traditional method is officially a way of the past. 

Vision boards offer a creative outlet for individuals to exercise and envision their dreams. In fact, by visualizing and placing one’s dreams front and center — from a hair transformation to vacation planning or a move cross country — they feel less out of reach. Ultimately, these dreams become more achievable, no matter how big or small the feat.

Of course, with numerous tools available on the market, those seeking to dive into the practice may feel an influx of buyer’s remorse. Others may not know where to begin based on their goals. Maybe you’re a veteran vision boarder eager to try something new. You could also be a first-timer searching for a simple way to hop on the trend. No matter your position, we’ve compiled a list of top-rated digital vision board tools to aid you in realizing your dreams! Keep scrolling for the details. Let us know in the comment section: What will be on your vision board this year?

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Mindmovies

With over 10,109,342 users worldwide, Mind Movies is making moves. Touted as an app that “transforms a boring vision board into a fun, digital video vision board,” users can level up their creation with positive affirmations, popular tracks, various images, and more — all in 3 to 5 minutes.

Canva

Sure, Canva is a marketing maven’s paradise. However, did you know that the free-to-use online graphic design tool boasts ready-made vision board templates to suit any aesthetic? Narrow in on your top inspirational phrases, compile your favorite pics, and get to work. Then, share with friends or family. You can also publish for public consumption (maybe inspire someone else in the process).

PicMonkey

With PicMonkey, you’ll have access to a host of “graphics, photos, templates for days,” oh my! An added bonus? Users can add animations to their creations and save them as an MP4 or GIF file to share with loved ones. The sketch and doodle feature also makes this app unique since you can avoid using out-of-the-box text styles.

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Visuapp

As suggested by its name, Visuapp encourages users to “start dreaming” by utilizing their tool to “concentrate on their goals no matter where they are.” The process is simple. Begin creating the digital vision board by uploading photos from your gallery (or Google Images). Select a motivating melody. Rearrange and prioritize goals based on life. Set daily notifications to keep you on track.

Desygner

Desygner is another tool for the non-designer on our list (much like Canva). The app allows users to leverage 1000-plus templates in prime position to upload their favorite phrases and photos. Not to mention, font styles, icons, text, and more can be customized on the app. You’ll also have 9,000-plus graphics and top-tier images from Shutterstock at your disposal. For a small price, the app also offers an animation feature.

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