# MockFlow for Trello

> Use the MockFlow Power-Up to draw a board from a Trello card and attach its image to the card.

Source: https://mockflow.com/docs/mockflow-for-trello

The MockFlow Power-Up lets you sketch the plan behind a Trello card without leaving the board. Draw a floor plan for a pop-up, a flowchart for a process or a mind map for a campaign, and attach it to the card.

![The Pop-up floor plan card in Trello with the MockFlow Power-Up button and the floor plan board attached as an image](https://assets.mockflow.com/docs/media/a7d678da1f50493b8fbdb069313df5c8.webp)

## Add the Power-Up

1. On your Trello board, open **Power-Ups** and search for **MockFlow**, or go to the [MockFlow Power-Up](https://trello.com/power-ups/684e5371cee683de90a5f94b).
2. Click **Add**.

## Attach a board to a card

1. Open a card and click the **MockFlow** button under **Power-Ups**.
2. The first time, connect your MockFlow account by signing in or registering, then authorize Trello.
3. Create a board, or open an existing one.
4. Click **Attach** at the top. MockFlow attaches an image of the board to the card, named after the board.

To update the image, open the board again from the card, change it and attach it again.

## What is not available on the Basic plan

On the Basic plan, the boards you create follow the Basic limits. Plus and Max include unlimited boards, along with many other features, such as team chat on boards. See [MockFlow pricing](https://mockflow.com/pricing/) for details.

## Next steps

- [MockFlow for Jira](/docs/mockflow-for-jira)
- [MockFlow integrations](/docs/mockflow-integrations)
