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Plain, Blank Whiteboard

  • Dec 28, 2020 8:01 PM UTC
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How do I use Miro as just a plain, blank whiteboard?

I’m new to it and have spent several hours now looking for just the whiteboard feature sans all the fancy shapes, templates, stickies, etc. I just want a plain whiteboard that I can draw on. What “button” or setting lets me do that?

Best answer by Robert Johnson

@StacyT - Simply create a “new board”, which will be blank/empty and then use the pen tool to draw using your mouse. Or you can use a stylus on on a touchscreen device (smartphone, tablet, laptop with touchscreen, etc.) or you can connect a pen tablet such as a Wacom Intous or use your finger on your touchscreen - whatever works for you.

You can create a new board by using the New board option:

Or even by browsing to https://miro.new in your browser.

NOTE: If the “templates” window opens when you are creating a new board, you are not required to chose a template. Just close the window:

 

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  • Dec 29, 2020 12:55 AM UTC

@StacyT - Simply create a “new board”, which will be blank/empty and then use the pen tool to draw using your mouse. Or you can use a stylus on on a touchscreen device (smartphone, tablet, laptop with touchscreen, etc.) or you can connect a pen tablet such as a Wacom Intous or use your finger on your touchscreen - whatever works for you.

You can create a new board by using the New board option:

Or even by browsing to https://miro.new in your browser.

NOTE: If the “templates” window opens when you are creating a new board, you are not required to chose a template. Just close the window:

 

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  • Dec 29, 2020 4:50 PM UTC

Thank you Robert. With so many options available the simplest things can seem the hardest. I appreciate the quick reply.

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