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Board content limitations

  • 19 August 2020
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Hello Community,

Does a single Miro board have limitations in terms of:

-how many images can be pasted on it? videos? other objects?

-how much content (overall wight/size) can be placed on one board?

-does load/refresh time of the board depend on how much content is on it?

Thanks,

Gene

 

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Best answer by Kiron Bondale 19 August 2020, 16:05

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Kiron Bondale
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@Gene Gendel -

This Help Center article addresses some of your questions: https://help.miro.com/hc/en-us/articles/360013588560-Tips-to-Improve-Board-Performance

Kiron

Kiron D. Bondale, PMP, PMI-ACP, PSM II, ICP-ACC, DASSM, DAC, DAVSC, PMI-RMP
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@Kiron Bondale  thanks.   sounds like a screenshot (copy paste) is the best way to retain static data - true?  Better than uploading jpg, gif, or bmp, msword or other files.  just COPY and Paste an image.

 

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Hi,

I use MIRO for everything.

I have carried out a test per single board.

I uploaded 10 000 png files around 0.5 MB each. Board was unusable. It didn’t crash though.

At 6k zoom in/out was working but very slow.

At 3k it's working but slow.

At 1k board functions normally. Loads images pretty fast.

1k is about the size before split boards into multiple.

I love this tool

Robert Johnson
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@Kiron Bondale  thanks.   sounds like a screenshot (copy paste) is the best way to retain static data - true?  Better than uploading jpg, gif, or bmp, msword or other files.  just COPY and Paste an image.

 

I believe that a widely accepted understanding is that a “screenshot” refers to capturing an image of something, so this would be an image, just like if you uploaded an image to a board.

Example - I took a screenshot of part of this post using Snagit, pasted to a board using Ctrl+V, and the result is a new .png file in the board:

 

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Robert Johnson
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Here’s another example of pushing Miro to it’s limits - a picture made from 28,685 sticky notes:

https://miro.com/app/board/o9J_lauczWY=/

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