PureRef was created to be a simple and lightweight tool for artists to organize and view their reference images. Image can be scaled and collage can also be made.

BeeRef is described as 'Lets you quickly arrange your reference images and view them while you create. Its minimal interface is designed not to get in the way of your creative process' and is a Image Viewer in the education & reference category. There are nine alternatives to BeeRef for a variety of platforms, including Windows, Linux, Mac, iPad and Android apps. The best BeeRef alternative is PureRef, which is free. Other great apps like BeeRef are opti, RefCanvas, Creativit and DroidRef.
PureRef was created to be a simple and lightweight tool for artists to organize and view their reference images. Image can be scaled and collage can also be made.



RefCanvas is an intuitive tool for artists and designers who need a comprehensive reference app to bring their creative vision to life. With RefCanvas, you can import images and gifs as references onto an infinite canvas, allowing you to organize your ideas and concepts in one...




Meet Creativit, a powerful digital moodboard that is designed to help you plan out and launch your next big creative project much faster.




This is a free and open-source image reference board app for Android, like PureRef or VizRef. It lets you keep track of a large amount of reference images on an infinite canvas you can pan and zoom. You can crop out only the parts of each image you want to focus on and send...

Intuitive tool for viewing & managing reference images. Capture images from different sources, store them, provide access to any in one click. View images in always on top mode by default. Convenient for everyday use not only for CG artists.

Refbox is a floating visual workspace that keeps your reference images, videos, and inspiration always visible so you can stay focused and create without interruptions.







Understand Human Behavior to Align True Needs! The name "Paints-Undo" is inspired by the similarity that, the model's outputs look like pressing the "undo" button (usually Ctrl+Z) many times in digital painting software.

