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Allow users to write a template on a stick stack so when another user pulls one off, it comes preformatted.
When using Copy guest link, the link generated expires after 30 days — the links look like this:https://miro.com/welcomeonboard/RXA3MTVBUkxnMTlQcU9hS3BKcHdNR1dPT28yREVlZjRmUE13Q0VocUVoK1FTQ2UvUTY0ZHZabFZna0JZZzdOWGxqSXFZZjhHSm9ocmd5dHE2TG5iL0llWkFtbW9nWWsvNmNxZjIvRjk5RlFWNzdVVUlrNElnMklNYW9QQTdZVkZNakdSWkpBejJWRjJhRnhhb1UwcS9BPT0hdjE=?share_link_id=55264766891Once the link expires, it doesn’t work for anyone — board owner included.How this interrupts my flowI need to view a board I previously shared with with someone via a guest link, e.g. in an email or DM I find:Here is a link to the board: [guest link here] But when I click on the link after 30 days, I am just taken to my dashboard. If I never referenced the name of the board in my original message (and can’t remember it), I need to start searching by what I think was in the board title/content on the board.Please maintain a link to the original board, so that at least the board owner is directed to the board.
TitleSupport User Display Preferences on Miro Boards (High Contrast & Accessibility Display Settings)TypeFeature RequestBackgroundAn accessibility assessment performed by Deutsche Telekom identified that board content and board controls do not adapt to user-defined display settings, such as operating system or browser high contrast modes. This affects users with visual impairments and users who rely on personalized display settings to effectively perceive and interact with content. Problem StatementCurrently, visual board elements, controls and canvas content maintain their default appearance even when users enable high contrast or similar accessibility display settings on their devices. As a result, content may become difficult to perceive or distinguish, reducing usability and accessibility for affected users. Requested EnhancementIntroduce support for user accessibility display preferences within Miro boards by:Respecting operating system and browser High Contrast modes where technically feasible. Providing an optional board-level accessibility display mode. Ensuring canvas controls, toolbars, navigation elements and critical board content remain visible and distinguishable under alternative color schemes. Supporting system-level accessibility preferences without negatively impacting standard users. Providing documented accessibility behavior for canvas-based content.Business ValueImproves accessibility and inclusiveness for users with visual impairments. Supports Deutsche Telekom accessibility objectives and procurement requirements. Reduces adoption barriers for enterprise customers operating under accessibility compliance programs. Enhances usability for users working in customized visual environments. Demonstrates commitment to accessibility beyond the minimum WCAG compliance baseline.Expected Outcome Users who activate high contrast or similar accessibility display settings can perceive and operate key Miro controls and board content more effectively, resulting in improved accessibility and user experience across enterprise environments.Priority Recommendation MediumJustification for Priority Although not classified as a mandatory WCAG 2.2 AA defect by the Miro accessibility team, the enhancement addresses a significant usability barrier identified during an independent accessibility assessment and provides substantial value for accessibility-focused enterprise customers.
There needs to be an option to move the formatting bar. It always appears up top, but when working in cells, the user generally needs to glance upward to the headers.If the option cannot be given to the user to drag the formatting bar out of the way, at least place it lower on the screen, rather than higher (i.e., below the content they are editting — not above).
This is a copy and paste from one of our users. Hey folks, we use Miro for architectural diagrams and would benefit from an official CLI. Agents do best when they write code [1]. The shell provides a mechanism for composing tools in code via the shell language and pipes. Agents utilize both general purpose languages like Python [6], and DSLs like jq [4], to compose pipelines which can then be saved as new utilities.CLI tools help to manage context in multiple ways [2][3]:By enabling the composition of output into filters [5], the agent is not forced to consume the full output of a tool call, conserving the context window. By allowing progressive discovery of documentation via --help and man pages, the agent only fills its context with documentation when it needs to utilize the tool. This is similar to the skills mechanism included in some harnesses.Since the CLI is utilized by both the agent, humans, build pipelines, etc.; any workflows or utilities utilized by the agent can be incorporated into a deterministic workflow.A CLI could be automatically generated from OpenAPI specifications, in the style of gws [7], which provides a discoverable command hierarchy and encapsulates the specific REST calls.[1]: https://machinelearning.apple.com/research/codeact[2]: https://lucumr.pocoo.org/2025/8/18/code-mcps/[3]: https://blog.cloudflare.com/code-mode/[4]: https://jqlang.org/[5]: https://www.cs.dartmouth.edu/~doug/reader.pdf[6]: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2503.17181v1[7]: https://github.com/googleworkspace/cli
Hi there!It would be great if there was a CLI for Miro so AI agents can perform the same (if not more) actions as allowed with the MCP server. CLI has the benefit of not polluting the context (which MCP tools do and can take up lots of context depending on how many tools there are). Please see this video from IBM on CLI vs MCP as a reference: With thanks,Matt
Hi there, Now you have the switching between teams. However, it’s related only to the teams inside of the one profile. In my specific case, I use two profiles: one is work-related, and the second one is personal. The solution I find right now is to work with the professional profile in the Mac OS app, while for personal needs, I use the browser version. It works, but it’s not a perfect option. Sometimes, when I need to copy-paste some of my templates from the board in one profile to the board in another - I struggle because it’s just impossible to do. The reference here can be Slack with the team spaces that can be joined with different emails. Thanks! Best regards, Egor Kurguzov.
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.
Miro needs the options to change from American (US) English. American English is not the only English. There should be at minimum the option to choose British (UK) English. And at best take a leaf out of Apple and provide Australia, Canada, Ireland, India, New Zealand, Singapore and South Africa EnglishI am so sick of having to correct s from z. Prioritise. Organise. Particularly when using Miro Assist - it writes great copy but it’s full of typos for anyone outside of the USA. More countries write in a derivative of British English than American English. Only Americans use American English.I know it’s hard for Americans to understand this, but other countries do exist!
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 :-)
Miro is fantastic on a massive screen. It’s like you can see, arrange and rearrange your mind in 2d. The bright background and colours work well for feeling energised, fresh, and productive early in the day. For those of us who get more done during the night, however, the brightness can feel glaring and have the opposite effect, causing fatigue, especially with extended use.It feels like a godsend to night-owls that the software industry is finally recognising our needs with dark mode being added to everything. While the implementation would understandably be no small task, I, for one, would greatly benefit from dark mode being added to what has become a fantastic tool in my work and lifestyle.Thank you for Miro, and the Wishlist,Walter
At this point, the community has been asking for dark mode in the Miro app. Kinda disappointed that it’s still not implemented.
Hi, it would be great if Miro had a tally-counting tool. Like a simple widget; click +, the number rises, click -, it decreases. Useful, for example, to keep a dynamic (moving) score of an item on a board, as time passes.
I’d like to request that Miro restore the legacy presenter transition behavior, or provide it as an optional mode in Presentation Mode. For years, I built my presentations around smooth panning and fly-through transitions between frames and concepts. That motion was not just cosmetic — it was a core part of how I structured and delivered my work. It made presentations feel connected, engaging, and distinctly Miro.This is now urgent for me because I have over a dozen slides/frames built around that capability, and I have an upcoming talk next week that depends on this presentation style. The newer static presentation experience materially disrupts that workflow and makes much of my existing work far less effective as designed.I also want to note that this approach had broader value beyond my own use. After previous talks, several people reached out asking how I built those slides, and some started using the same style themselves. That suggests this capability is valuable to more than just one workflow — it helps people create presentations that are memorable, interactive, and easy to follow.I completely understand that product direction evolves, but removing this behavior without an option to preserve it creates a real regression for long-time users. I respectfully ask that Miro either bring back the legacy transition behavior or add a toggle so users can choose between static slides and the smoother, more dynamic presentation style.
Checkboxes simplified. It would be great to have checkboxes that I could just click on and put a “check” or remove it. It would also be great to be able to fully customize them(font, side, colour, vertical or horizontal layout,…)
It would be helpful to select multiple cards on a Kanban board, e.g. when moving or deleting. Have tried selection box and holding key modifiers, but nothing seems to work.
When adding a new card to a Kanban column, focus shifts to the card above. Expected behaviour would be shifting to the newly created card.
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.
Websites like dribble convert images to .webp files to optimise load speed. When creating a moodbard it is annoying to have to convert each one to JPEG or PNG to add to Miro.
Please make it so that you can export multiple frames at once as pngs (not PDF) while preserving the frames naming convention. Instead of having to click into each frame, hit the three dots, hover over share and export, then click Export as image – that is a lot of steps for one png. For my workflow, we need to export up to 100 of these at once sometimes and it takes hours. One click would be so nice! Reiterating the naming convention aspect, at my company we also rename every frame (very tedious) so that the exported png populates with the correct name on our end. This would be an important aspect to keep in mind when it comes to exporting multiple pngs at once.
When Copying the board link and pasting it into an email or chat it displays as a long string of code rather than the title of the board. This is true if copied from the Desktop App or chrome browser. But if copied from the Edge Browser the pasted link will display the board title in the link which is a much nicer user interface especially because I like to use the app so I can just search the board directly rather that click the link and then be directed to the browser open the board get the name and then open the board in the app
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