There used to be a ‘Re-organize Frames’ button that automatically sorted the frame sequence based on their positions, but now it’s gone. Help!
[INVESTIGATING] Auto Organize Frames action missing
I will ask the support team and will report back here.
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https://help.miro.com/hc/en-us/articles/360018261813-Frames#01H7YR4H1DZ1WY2ZNAV8HZEGC8
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I will ask the support team and will report back here.
BTW, if you are using a paid Miro subscription, you can open a Miro support ticket by following these instructions:
Context for all readers:
This is the feature being discussed:
https://help.miro.com/hc/en-us/articles/360018261813-Frames#01H7YR4H1DZ1WY2ZNAV8HZEGC8
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If organize frame is gone - NOT GOOD.
How praytell are we to output a PDF file consisting of multiple frames?
Hi
I don't have access to the support portal on the educational plan, so I'm sharing my feedback here.
I rely heavily on Miro's frame feature for my thesis, which has grown into a 200+ page book sample. Since the removal of the "Re-organize Frames" button, I've had to manually rearrange hundreds of pages individually to maintain proper sequencing - this is particularly challenging as I frequently insert new frames and need to organize them based on their physical layout on the board.
I understand the need to maintain a clean interface and prevent accidental clicks, but I'm wondering if the team might consider restoring this functionality with some adjustments. Perhaps the "Re-organize Frames" feature could be reintroduced with a confirmation step to prevent misclicks, or integrated into the presenter view where it would remain accessible while being less prominent.
Thank you for your time and consideration. Miro remains essential to my research, and I hope a balanced solution can be found that serves both usability needs and advanced workflows.
+2Hi
I think that is the use case that many of us have.
Recently, Miro has been pushing “Slides” - which I believe probably would be a good solution for a reasonable number of similarly sized frames smashed together closely.
In my case, I do exactly what you do - but I also have teaching exercises, and frames are the ideal way for me to print them out for student reference. Here the frames are slightly different sizes and shapes. It is not a “slide” mode, to be looked at one after the other - but rather a “do” mode where my students work through the board. But then . . . at the end . . . would like a nice PDF that shows their results. So I absolutely need the frames separated from each other - with objects and text between them. Slides won’t cut it.
I’ve got an app that arranges frames nicely (spaces them out horizontally and vertically) to make them look pretty on the page - probably I will now see if I can modify that also to create a new logical order to the frames - but I am not sure if Miro offers that capability in their APIs.
So . . I am in the same boat as you!
Cheers, Ken
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