Are you a designer looking for inspiration, meet Niice!

Launched earlier this month, Niice is an one-of-its-kind search engine especially designed for designers who are looking for design inspiration.

What's unique about Niice is its neat interface and the 'Moodboard' feature that allows users to store all of their favorite images in one place so that they can share it with others.

To be able to use Niice, all you have to do is sign-up with your email address. Once you have done that you can start exploring the site for inspiration. If you like an image, you can hit the plus sign at the top right-hand corner of the image and add it to your 'moodboard'. You can download a JPG containing everything on the 'moodboard'.



You can name your 'moodboard', describe it and rearrange the images by simply clicking and dragging them. You can share the URL of your 'moodboard' with friends or if you want someone to help you add more images to your board you can invite them as collaborator. You can also add the Chrome browser plugin to add images from from around the web.

Niice is based in Belfast, Northern Ireland and is the brainchild of designer Chris Armstrong and his developer friend, Pete Hawkins who started working on it last year.

Niice is a free tool but in case you are a pro or you work in  a team, you can choose to pay monthly or annually to use its premium services. Like for $5/month pro account, you can create unlimited 'moodboards' without ads or for $15/month, you get 5x pro accounts with shared private image stream.

If you ask me Niice is definitely way too nice. We'll try keeping you posted with all its developments.

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