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Bulk add sticky notes is gone.

  • December 10, 2025
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It's normally at the bottom where the AI is now

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Best answer by Robert Johnson

 

@Haspington 

I briefly wanted to follow up with an update I received internally. I confirmed that it's expected behavior not to have Bulk sticky notes available in the Sticky Notes menu. However, we plan to reintroduce the Sticky Stack button to this menu soon, with Miro AI Mode enabled. Thank you for your patience while we make updates and improvements to the UI. 
 
As a workaround, when AI Canvas mode is enabled, we recommend using the Generate button to create a stack or utilizing the Sticky Stack tool.

 

The mention of “bulk sticky”, but then “sticky stack” confused me, so I asked:

Re: 

"I confirmed that it's expected behavior not to have Bulk sticky notes available in the Sticky Notes menu".

To confirm, this feature is no more? https://help.miro.com/hc/en-us/articles/360017572054-Sticky-notes#h_01EWMZS3NDPZ1X6HXQYGCVFJM5

 

To which support replied:

Correct. Bulk Mode is not available when Miro AI Canvas mode is enabled. Our Product team plans to reintroduce bulk mode and make it available again soon, but we cannot provide a definitive timeline for its availability.

 

If I am understanding all of this correctly, with the recent UI changes there was collateral damage of which Miro is working to undo.

It sounds like their plan is to:

  1. Sticky stack — For boards in teams where AI is enabled, they will bring back the Sticky stack button soon (it is still there for boards in teams where AI is disabled). The workaround is to use the Command palette (Ctrl/Cmd + K) and search for “sticky stack”.
  2. Bulk mode — This action is also now missing on boards in teams where AI is enabled. It is present still when AI is disabled. And, unfortunately, there does not appear to be any workaround to access the feature when AI is enabled.

Bulk mode workarounds

  1. Have a spreadsheet open, enter in values cell by cell, and then copy those cells into Miro.
  2. Use Miro AI by using the Generate action. For example:

 

And then I entered:

Create sticky notes for each of the following lines:
one

two

three

four

five, test

 

Result:

 

4 replies

Eca
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  • December 10, 2025

Hi ​@Haspington 

Thanks for sharing the screenshot! This appears to be the Miro tablet app interface. Since the layout and tool placement can differ depending on the device model, OS version, and app version — and because I am unable to fully reproduce this on my side, I’ll go ahead and convert this post into a support ticket so our Support Team can take a closer look. They’ll be able to investigate the UI behavior on your specific device and advise on next steps.

 


Kenneth Ritley
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  • December 10, 2025

For me it is still there on my basic business license and my educational license,

but I don’t see the AI wizard that is in the first screenshot. But I am using my MacBook, not a tablet app.


Robert Johnson
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  • December 11, 2025

@Eca / ​@Kenneth Ritley / ​@Haspington The issue appears to be due to recent UI updates, i.e., the AI Canvas toggle was removed — this toggle:

 

Now, if you have AI Canvas, you’ll have:

 

However, the options under sticky notes are completely different, with Stack, Templates, and Bulk mode missing:

 

You can get to launch sticky stacks via the Command palette (Ctrl/Cmd + K), but I cannot find a way to get to Bulk mode.

I created my own support ticket with this additional info and will update this post as I learn more.


Robert Johnson
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  • December 12, 2025

 

@Haspington 

I briefly wanted to follow up with an update I received internally. I confirmed that it's expected behavior not to have Bulk sticky notes available in the Sticky Notes menu. However, we plan to reintroduce the Sticky Stack button to this menu soon, with Miro AI Mode enabled. Thank you for your patience while we make updates and improvements to the UI. 
 
As a workaround, when AI Canvas mode is enabled, we recommend using the Generate button to create a stack or utilizing the Sticky Stack tool.

 

The mention of “bulk sticky”, but then “sticky stack” confused me, so I asked:

Re: 

"I confirmed that it's expected behavior not to have Bulk sticky notes available in the Sticky Notes menu".

To confirm, this feature is no more? https://help.miro.com/hc/en-us/articles/360017572054-Sticky-notes#h_01EWMZS3NDPZ1X6HXQYGCVFJM5

 

To which support replied:

Correct. Bulk Mode is not available when Miro AI Canvas mode is enabled. Our Product team plans to reintroduce bulk mode and make it available again soon, but we cannot provide a definitive timeline for its availability.

 

If I am understanding all of this correctly, with the recent UI changes there was collateral damage of which Miro is working to undo.

It sounds like their plan is to:

  1. Sticky stack — For boards in teams where AI is enabled, they will bring back the Sticky stack button soon (it is still there for boards in teams where AI is disabled). The workaround is to use the Command palette (Ctrl/Cmd + K) and search for “sticky stack”.
  2. Bulk mode — This action is also now missing on boards in teams where AI is enabled. It is present still when AI is disabled. And, unfortunately, there does not appear to be any workaround to access the feature when AI is enabled.

Bulk mode workarounds

  1. Have a spreadsheet open, enter in values cell by cell, and then copy those cells into Miro.
  2. Use Miro AI by using the Generate action. For example:

 

And then I entered:

Create sticky notes for each of the following lines:
one

two

three

four

five, test

 

Result: