Loading tool…
Visual bookmarking and discovery: search images by colour or likeness and save them into shared collections
Cosmos is a place to collect visual references and find more like them. You can search by keyword, by colour or by an image itself, save anything in a tap, import from elsewhere, and build collections that other people can add to. It keeps source and artist attribution on saved images and offers a filter that hides AI-generated content, which is the feature its audience of designers and art directors talks about most. It runs on the web and as an iOS app, free to use, with an optional subscription sold as an in-app purchase. The company is Cosmos Entity, INC. of New York; the iOS app first shipped in July 2022.
Free to use. The iOS listing shows a Cosmos monthly subscription at $8.00 and a yearly one at $72.00; the web pricing page renders only in the browser so the tier contents could not be read.
Use tool ↗The best-behaved of the Pinterest alternatives for people who actually work in visuals: colour and image search are precise, attribution survives the save, and the AI-content filter is a real toggle rather than a promise. It stays free for the core loop. The gap is on the professional side, with no API and no easy bulk export.
Watch out: The only legible prices are the in-app subscriptions on the App Store listing; what the paid tier unlocks is not stated in any fetchable text.
Side-by-side fact sheets against the competitors our research names — pricing, platforms, API and both verdicts on one page.
No reviews yet — be the first to review Cosmos.
Reviews are tied to your EffectHub account — one review per tool, so the rating for Cosmos reflects real users.
No questions yet — ask the first one about Cosmos.
Questions about Cosmos are tied to your EffectHub account, so answers can reach you and the section stays free of spam.