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    Everything You Need to Know About Miro Wish List

    The Wish List is where we gather ideas directly from members of the Miro Community to help us make Miro even better. Excited to contribute? Here’s everything you need to know about how to submit ideas to our Wish List and share your feedback. How to submit a new idea Tips for great ideas How to vote on an existing idea Understanding Wish List statuses How does Miro use ideas in the Wish List? How to submit a new ideaBefore submitting a new idea, search the Forum to see if there is an existing submission for your request! If there is, add your feedback by voting for the idea and share your thoughts in a comment If there is no existing Wish List idea for your request, then you can go to community.miro.com/ideas and click Submit an idea  Make sure the post type Wish List Idea is selected Write your idea — Check out the tips for great ideas below when writing your idea Add a product area tag  Click Create, and voila! A new idea is born  The Miro Community team will process your new idea in 1-5 business days and determine if it is open for new votes  Tips for great ideas Search first: Search through existing ideas in the Forum to see if your idea already exists. You can upvote or reply to an existing idea.  Clear title: When submitting a new idea, use a clear title that summarizes your idea.  Only include one idea per post: Submitting multiple requests in one idea, or submitting requests that are too broad in scope, make it difficult for internal teams at Miro to accurately assess and provide status updates. In such cases that a submission contains too many individual, distinct requests or is too broad, the Miro Community team may decide to close the idea and ask you to re-submit as separate requests.  Detailed description: When writing your idea, add as much detail as possible to help other Miro users understand your request so that they want to add their vote. Clearly explained ideas also help the Miro team more accurately review and scope your request so that we can provide you with timely updates. How to vote on an existing ideaGo to community.miro.com/ideas and log into your account Browse the Wish List by your desired product area categories, by status, or simply use the Forum search bar Once you find an Idea you like, click the blue Vote button to vote   Add additional feedback or ideas to the idea by sending a reply  Understanding Wish List statusesOpen: Idea open for votes and comments In Development: Miro actively working on a solution for the requested feature Beta: Feature developed, undergoing testing with select customers before wider release Delivered: Request implemented, fully available in our product Closed (Duplicate Idea): Reviewed and identified as a duplicate request — not open for comments or votes Closed (Existing Feature): Idea already part of an existing feature in our product Not Planned: Reviewed; not currently planned for development Closed: Closed due to spam, inactivity, or not meeting guidelines — not open for comments or votes How does Miro use ideas in the Wish List?Miro’s Wish List drives innovation through user feedback. The popularity of an idea helps us understand what’s important to you and determine the requests that our product development teams should consider.While we welcome new ideas, we cannot guarantee your idea will be implemented. And in some cases, we may choose to solve the problem in a different way than originally suggested.Please keep in mind that when determining which features to implement, we evaluate many internal and external data points to build an effective roadmap that allows us to bring the most value to the greatest number of our customers.Looking for inspiration? Find all of the Wish List ideas we’ve delivered in the past here: Delivered ideasYour input matters and we can’t wait to hear your ideas and more about your experiences with Miro. And don’t forget to check out our Changelog for all Miro product updates. Happy collaborating! 

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    franz-nitscheBeginner

    Work with PDF'sOpen

    In the construction industry, PDFs are the core format for exchanging information, which makes reading and reviewing PDF documents one of the most important and routine tasks in project management. PDFs are a huge part of everyday work, whether for drawings or documents. The ability to upload documents into Miro and add comments there is great, but unfortunately it is not enough.Not everyone uses Miro. For Miro to be a truly functional tool in this context, it is essential that the results created in Miro can be easily viewed and used by people who do not work with Miro. I love Miro and creating results with it is remarkable. But its somehow hard to export those things created on the Board. Miro ist great at improting it all on one board and create an overview and bringing it all together and i use it everyday for that. But it somehow can feels like the results are “traped” on the board. It would be extremely helpful if I could upload a PDF into Miro, edit it there, add my comments or sketches and so on and then export the edited PDF again with one click. Just like any other PDF Editor.There are some workarounds, such as creating a frame for each page and then recombining the individual pages externally, but this is far too cumbersome to be practical in everyday work, there things results need to be archived and distributed quickly. It would be much more useful if I could export the annotated PDF with a single click and send or archive it directly. This would make it much easier to create results, share insights and information. 

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    Patrick WilkieNew Here

    Embed Notion Page → in MiroOpen

    We would like to embed a notion page within Miro, much like how Google Docs are embeddable, and editable. For now, we would have to embed either a link which takes the user off the Miro (and suffers from being not that high-bandwidth, i.e. its hard to know what the Notion link is going to). OR, we can copy the data into Miro. However, Notion’s tools for tables and some other content arrangement tools are quite nice, so it would be great if Notion → Miro embedding was supported. 

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    Stéphane BolducNew Here

    Custom shapes / polygons / polylines (Similar to functions in Powerpoint or Bluebeam)Open

    Having the ability to draw custom shapes and change both their outline line type and fills would be incredible.  Currently this is a major feature lacking for drawing/sketch/annotating.  The feature would be similar to a “polyline” or “polygon” tool in other software, where you can add/remove points to create custom shapes, closed curves, etc. 

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    SEBASTIAN JACOBSENNew Here

    Integration of Microsoft Planner with Miro PlannerOpen

    Good morning Miro Community,today I was wondering if you consider integrating Microsoft Planner with the Miro Planner?I know this topic was already discussed 3 years ago and it seems to have lost traction with your development team. I would like to push this topic once again to the desk as I believe this is something that will provide great value to many organizations that are working with Microsoft 365.Just to give you an example: With our innovation team we are planning backlogs with several teams pre-development in Microsoft Planner. JIRA on the other hand is best used during development. But as Miro is a lot focused on the planning phase of products I believe an integration of other backlog planning tools like MS Planner would be a great addition to your product. I am looking forward to hear the voices of the community about this feature request and also the opinion from your development team at Miro :). Have a great week ahead,Sebastian 

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    Adam Karminski
    Adam KarminskiContributor

    Folders (directories) in projectsIn Development

    Organizing boards in projects works fine, but it’s not enough when you want to use Miro as a serious archive for ideas, project documentation and company knowledge. I observe that if there are more than 5-7 elements per directory, it becomes less and less usable. Every single initiative we start, creates 2-5 boards. And it’s just one initiative in one of our products. Without directories, project view becomes a mess and is completely unusable. For me, it’s absolutely essential to maintain a basic structure of our knowledge and lack of directories is a significant blocker. I think especially nowadays, when the whole world works remotely, there’ll be more and more boards that will desire the comfort of a cosy directory. :)

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    Kenneth Ritley
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    David BeechumNew Here

    Improved Line JumpsOpen

    In a complex diagram with many jumps, layering the lines correctly to get consistent looking jump points becomes a challenge. I would like the option to control each line jump point and choose which line jumps at that specific jump point instead of relying on which line is backward or forward.

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    pabbBeginner

    Feature Request / Bug Report: Option to paste as plain text in Miro Desktop App (Mac) missingOpen

    Hi Miro Support Team,I’ve noticed that in the Miro Desktop app for Mac there is no way to paste text as plain/unformatted text (i.e. without keeping font style, color, background, etc.). Every time I paste something, it keeps the original formatting, so I have to manually reset the styling for each piece of text. This is very time-consuming and impractical in daily work.For me, this is a basic “hygiene feature”. I would really appreciate a “Paste as plain text” option (e.g. via context menu, keyboard shortcut, or a setting in the preferences).Thank you in advance for passing this on to the product team.Best regards,Pablo

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    KJaquesNew Here

    Want to be able to move, pin or hide the floating editing toolbarOpen

    When you select an item from the left side tool bar, like a sticky note, an editing tool bar appears almost directly over the are you are working on and usually overlays on what you are working on. It would be good to hide this edit tool bar when you click into the item, or be able to hide the tool bar using a right click as a toggle, or being able to just move and pin it away from the area you are working on. 

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    Caroline GaudeosoNew Here

    Cmd + Shift + V to paste unformatted textOpen

    please allow Cmd + Shift + V to paste unformatted text in macbook. It only works on the web version but not on the desktop one

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    Trish LynchNew Here

    Bulk board ownership transferOpen

    I am leaving my company today and spending so much time transferring ownership of my boards., one at a time.This is crazy!   If I don’t transfer one years worth of boards, they will be lost to the organization.  These are valuable boards that need to remain with the organization.Rules should be created where team boards are owned by the team not specific individuals.To accommodate people who want to create personal boards, then allow private ownership.  

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    Richter SindyBeginner

    Enable Parent-Child relations using Jira-CardsOpen

    Hi Miro Support team,bigger companies are using different planning levels in jira. Atlassian Jira comes with Parent-Child Links to create a Work Breakdown Structure from top level topics to the working level. (#Advance Roadmap plans with aggregation features and roll up values). They are differnent from simple issue links. But similar to EpicLink. Hierachy levels above EPIC are using Parent-Child links.This is a core feature from Atlassian Jira and Advanced Roadmap was as well included into Jira long time ago. Check as well Atlassian docu.Please provide (similar to EpicLink) the possibility to use Parent-Child links. Thanks a lot.Best regards,Sindy Richter

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    Vincent HollowayNew Here

    Lock Miro Frame in Confluence embed for diagrammingOpen

    Our team would like to use Miro to diagram flows. Compared to Draw.io, when embedded, the entire workflow is displayed. On Miro, the feature allows a user to zoom in and out; I’d like an option to disable zoom and scroll from the frame so a user will only see the intended frame.

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    5alodNew Here

    Miro Ink ModeOpen

    Hi Miro Team,I just wanted to share how much I appreciate Miro. The experience is incredibly smooth, beautiful, and it truly helps me get things done efficiently. It’s a brilliant tool!I have one small suggestion to make it even better for graphic tablet users: Pressure Sensitivity (Ink Mode). It would be amazing if the pen tool could detect pressure, making the lines thicker or thinner based on how hard I press.Thank you for your intelligence and for offering such great value in both your free and paid plans. Keep up the great work!

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    Sebastiaan MollemanBeginner

    Embed via imageOpen

    It would be awesome to be able to publish a Miro board or frame as a dynamic image. By this I mean a URL that serves an up to date image of the board or frame We use Azure DevOps wiki, which unfortunately does not support iframes or any other method of embedding a Miro board. Being able to include an image that reflects the current state of the board, even without real time updates, would make a big difference.Right now I export a static image every time I update the board and then upload it manually to DevOps. It would be great if I could instead reference a consistent URL that always provides the latest image of the selected board or frame. I tend to forget to do these manual steps :-)

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    JensBeginner

    Disable keyboard shortcuts by default (with option to switch on for pro users)Open

    Hi Miro team & community!I frequently observe the following issue with non-pro Miro users in my workshops:Workshop participants are asked to put text on empty sticky notes that are already prepared on the board. Now participants select the sticky note and start typing. Because Miro does recognize their text entry as them using keyboard shortcuts, participants end up adding objects to the board instead of writing text (e.g. trying to type “slow”, Miro will take the S as shortcut for the shape tool and the L as shortcut for the connection line tool, and participants end adding shapes or lines).While participants might have felt a little uneasy with the tool when starting, now they are completely lost with what to do. To make things worse, of course all other workshop participants can see their cursor and that they are not managing to put text on a sticky. Try to remember that feeling when you had your laptop connected to the beamer already and didn’t manage to set up your presentation, while the whole audience is watching you trying to figure out how it works. Not a feeling you want to create for your workshop participants.So could we please have keyboard shortcuts off by default, with an option to switch them on?As a side note, I consider myself a Miro pro user in the meantime, and it regularly happens to me as well that Miro does not register my double-click, so I end up creating odd stuff on the board instead of entering text. But at least I know how to clean it up afterwards. RegardsJens

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    Robert Johnson
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    Jon MorrisNew Here

    Support bulleted lists in Table WidgetOpen

    I am excited to see a Table widget! I know it is in Beta, but I immediately ran into a limitation which made it unusable for me:Bulleting/Outline formatting does not work within the "Description" field/cell.

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    YevheniyaNew Here

    Pasting on iPadOpen

    When I am using Miro on my PC, I can paste an image that I copied with the combination of CTRL +V. How can  I paste a copied image to Miro on my iPad Pro? Nothing seems to work. Thanks 

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    Sophie JoebkesBeginner

    People widget interacting with tablesOpen

    Dear Miro team, I am working a lot with tables and to be able to efficiently assign tasks to different owners, it would be great to be able to drag and drop the people out of the people widget into a column in a table, which I have set to field type “person” or “assignee” (like it is possible for simple task items outside of tables).This would save a lot of time in assigning owners. Best wishes,Sophie

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    Max MaleinNew Here

    Straight line toolOpen

    As an architect I desperately need a straight line tool. The current line tool is snaping to everything and resets to selection after each use. What I want is just an old good point to point line. It should work exactly the same way as a Pen tool and can even be an option for a Pen tool along with eraser.

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    greenNew Here

    Simple Line tool in the shapes menu, would be greatDuplicate Idea (closed)

    Why it doesn’t have this is beyond me. I would think it’s easier than programming other shapes.

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    Ashley BalstadNew Here

    #Superstar4LifeOpen

    May we, PLEASE, keep the superstar sticker! Pretty, pretty, please.

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    Sven MoonNew Here

    Place/Town MarkersOpen

    IssueUsers at my company make LARGE Miro boards. This can be hard to navigate. When you have clusters of items at a 10,000 foot view, you can’t tell what you’re looking at because everything is too small. If you make things large enough to read at this zoom out level, they’re obnoxiously large at a working level.Proposed SolutionMake (what I call) Town Markers that are the same size in the view port at any zoom level. At maximum zoom? No prob, there’s “Work_1-ville” in the middle of your workspace taking up a mere 3% of the view. At max zoom-out? It’s still there at 3%. Readable, along with all the other major areas of work.Just like on a map. Now, I can find where I want to be without zooming in and out over and over again or organizing my work to spell out what I’m working on. If you make the marker size adjustable, you can indicate “boroughs/districts/sub-work areas”, too. Does this already exist and I can’t find it? Seems like it’d have to, but I couldn't find it.

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    Jeremy LeeBeginner

    Jira Cards - Turn off Assignee, Issue Type, Issue Key, Status & PriorityOpen

    I would like to be able turn off the display for the following fields on Jira cards.  Assignee, Issue Type, Issue Key, Status & Priority They are greyed out and making my cards busier than they need to be.

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    Robert Johnson
    Robert JohnsonVolunteer Community Moderator

    Transform mind map nodes to other objectsOpen

    The idea is simple: A mind map node could be converted into a Sticky Note, Card, Shape, or Text.Use CaseA mind map is used during a brainstorming session One or more of the nodes will be actioned on The nodes could be copied and then converted into a Card for placement in a Kanban framework (and likely converted to a Jira issue using the Jira Cards app).Previously, @Yash‘s Cardsy web-plugin could duplicate a mind map node to a Card - this was brilliant and did exactly what I am trying to accomplish right now! Unfortunately, when Web SDK 2.0 was released, it broke mind map support in Cardsy as 2.0 does not currently support CRUD for mind maps.ImplementationAdd Mind Maps to the Switch Type action. If this was in place, I could duplicate a mind map node and then switch it to a Card.--@Yash: I did notice that CRUD MindMap has been marked IN PROGRESS in the Miro Developer Platform Roadmap, so let’s hope it is implemented soon!

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    AkhalilovNew Here

    Feature Request - Multiple Milestones on Timeline WidgetOpen

    Hello Miro Team,I am writing to request the ability to add multiple milestones to the same date on the Timeline widget. Currently, milestones span across all records, and we are limited in how we place them.I envision a few ways this could be implemented: Option A (Preferred): Make milestones movable objects (like records). This would allow users to drag milestones vertically (up and down) to place them inside specific lanes. This helps visualize exactly when a milestone was reached relative to specific tasks. Option B: Allow multiple unique milestones to be stacked at the top of the timeline on the same date. Option C (Workaround): If the above options are technically difficult, please enable multi-line text support for milestone labels so we can list multiple events on one marker.

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