@David Latham - If your Miro account profile is a member of both team spaces, you can move the boards from your Free Plan dashboard by:

1. Right-clicking on the board (or using the ellipsis) and selecting → Move to team

That was easy – I guess I didn’t need the numbered list ;)

Move on moving boards here → https://help.miro.com/hc/en-us/articles/360017730093-How-to-move-a-board

What if you don’t have the Move to team action?

Then you are not the board owner. However, in a Free Plan team, any member can duplicate a board, which will make them the owner of the new/duplicated board.

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That should cover it, but let us know if you have any more questions!

One other scenario worth noting…

If you need to give a copy of a Free Plan team board to someone, and they are not a member of your Free Plan team, AND you do not want to add them to the team, just

1. set the board’s The Free Plan board’s visitor/public access to Anyone with the link → Can view
2. send them a link to the board
3. and tell them to click on the board’s title (top-left corner) and use the Duplicate action.

Test it with this board if you want → https://miro.com/app/board/o9J_kl4Sue4=/

Hi @David Latham 

The super guru @Robert Johnson knows more about Miro than me, so try his approach!  What I have done from time to time is export a backup copy of a board and download it to my machine - it creates an “.rtb” file. Then I can upload this file.

A problem with this approach is that the files can be huge; in my case 30MB - 50MB - and that can present some file sharing challenges.

What I can’t say is whether this approach is available for all license types. I have an educator license, but maybe there are license types without this option?

@Kenneth Ritley - Unfortunately, the download (and restore) board backup (.rtb) options are not available on Free Plan teams.

More on this here:

https://help.miro.com/hc/en-us/articles/360017572774-How-to-save-board-backup#h_01F6EJDT8XJX0WH9BV8A0BB6PR