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Bloom is an integrated creative workspace for creative companies — media, tools, and agents in one place, so your team can develop and share work without juggling subscriptions.

Create a workspace, save your first media, and open a board — enough to start working in Bloom in about ten minutes.

The vocabulary Bloom is built on — workspaces, the library, boards, decks, agents, and the people who see the work.

What each Bloom plan includes — boards, storage, seats, Creative Memory, agents, and GIF Maker — and what happens when you reach a limit.

The five ways to get references into Bloom: upload, paste a link, the Chrome Extension, Text to save, and imports from Pinterest, Vimeo, and Dropbox.

The two zero-setup ways to save: drag files and folders into your library, or paste any URL and let Bloom turn it into a reference.

Install the Bloom Chrome Extension to save images and pages from anywhere on the web — including ShotDeck, Frameset, Pinterest, and Cosmos.

Save references by texting them to Bloom — SMS and WhatsApp on every plan, iMessage on Starter and above, with board routing, notes, and group chats.

Bring years of existing collections into Bloom in one pass — Pinterest pins and boards, Vimeo likes, and Dropbox files and folders.

Everything you save lands in the library — one place to filter by source or contributor, triage what's unsorted, and organize into boards.

Describe what you're looking for in plain language — subject, mood, color, style — and Creative Memory finds it, even in a library of thousands.

Deleted references go to a recoverable trash — restore them individually or in bulk within your plan's recovery window.

Create boards for pitches, jobs, and directions — organize references and assets, use sub-boards and clusters for depth, and arrange everything freely.

Two ways to give a board depth: sub-boards nest as a real hierarchy with their own pages, while clusters filter one board by theme like tabs.

Boards keep your manual order, so arrange them deliberately — drag to reorder, spin selections into new boards or clusters, and shape the sequence you'll present.

Turn any board into a polished presentation link that clients can open without an account — with viewer permissions you control.

Ask a creative agent to turn a brief and board into a designed deck — research, writing, and layout from the library you already have.

Control exactly what presentation viewers can do — download, search, favorite, comment, see notes and titles — with per-link toggles you can change or revoke at any time.

Received a Bloom presentation link? Here's how to browse, search, favorite, download, and comment — no account or install required.

A workspace holds your library, boards, and people — keep one personal, create up to 5 free ones, and switch between them in a click.

Bloom has three tiers of access — members, guests, and presentation viewers — so collaborators, clients, and reviewers each get exactly the reach they need.

Threaded comments with @mentions, reactions, and resolve — on references and boards, from teammates and from clients viewing a presentation.

How Bloom's AI works across your library — Creative Memory indexing, natural-language search, summarization, and the Research Agent.

A team of agents for creatives and producers — you set the direction; they research, build decks, pull reels, and help move projects forward.

Describe what you're researching and let Bloom's agent find the work — follow credits, explore similar pieces, and save results as a board.

Turn a video into a GIF — paste a Vimeo, YouTube, or Instagram link, or open a video already in your library, then trim and save.

Pull a still or a clip from any video in your library and save it back as a reference — next to GIF Maker, without jumping to another tool.

Build tailored reels from your company's work — find the right projects, curate the strongest pieces, and share a polished cut for any pitch.

Collaborative rich-text documents inside your workspace — write treatments, notes, and project thinking alongside your boards and references.

How to change plans, choose annual or monthly billing, understand per-member pricing, start the Research Agent trial, and read your usage meters.

A tour of Bloom's settings — your account and notifications, workspace and people, billing and usage, and connections for imports and text-to-save.

Quick answers about Bloom as a creative workspace — media, agents, decks, reels, plans, and support.

Fixes for the most common issues — the extension not saving, text-to-save not responding, import problems, and hitting plan limits.

Plain-language answers about your content in Bloom — who owns it, how AI processes it, SMS consent, and how deletion works.

How to reach the Bloom team — support email, what to include in a report, and where to find Bloom on social.