Milanote — when it makes sense.
Excellent for creatives who need a visual space to think and share. Unnecessary if you're not in a creative field.
You're a designer, art director or content creator. You brief clients on creative projects and want a beautiful render
You're looking for a project management or task tool — Notion or ClickUp are better. You work primarily with text and structured data
Not a project management tool — limited for task tracking
Milanote Summary
In short- Category
- productivity tool.
- Price from
- 8€/mo (Pro).
- Best for
- freelancers and solopreneurs.
- Avoid if
- You're looking for a project management or task tool — Notion or ClickUp are better; You work primarily with text and structured data.
- ToolTrim verdict
- Excellent for creatives who need a visual space to think and share. Unnecessary if you're not in a creative field.
Who is Milanote for?
Solo / Freelance
Highly recommended
Team
Can work
Milanote, strengths and limitations.
What it does well
- Designed for creatives — free layout, visually rich
- Moodboards, briefs and inspiration in one space
- Easy client sharing by link — beautiful render for presentations
- Templates for creative use cases (identity, campaign, storyboard)
- €8/month for unlimited boards — very accessible
Where it falls short
- Not a project management tool — limited for task tracking
- Less powerful than Notion for data structuring
- Free version very limited (100 elements)
- Less known than Miro or FigJam in product teams
What Milanote covers.
What is Milanote used for?
Our take on Milanote.
Milanote is a visual workspace designed for creatives: assemble notes, images, links, files and text on a flexible canvas to create moodboards, brief clients, organize a creative project or plan a campaign.
The Pro plan at €8/month unlocks unlimited boards and notes, unlimited uploads and advanced collaboration. The free version allows creating up to 100 elements on the workspace.
Difference from Notion: Milanote is fully visual and non-linear, designed for creatives who think in images. Difference from Pinterest: it's a real workspace with client sharing and collaboration, not just an inspiration collection.