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I wanted to share a product suggestion based on long-term, daily use of Miro’s whiteboard.The shape recognition in the drawing tool is genuinely excellent and works very well when sketching diagrams. The issue I’ve consistently encountered over several years is what happens immediately afterward. Once shapes are recognised, the tool remains in that mode. When I then try to write regular letters or numbers, they are often converted into lines, circles, etc. This happens multiple times per session, interrupting the flow.At that point, I have to erase or undo the drawing and then manually reselect the pen tool. In live sessions, this creates a frustrating experience—not just for me, but also for the client or student on the other end—because it breaks continuity and focus.I want to suggest a simple, optional improvement:Introduce a user-configurable timer (for example, 10–15 seconds) after which the drawing mode automatically reverts to the standard pen. This would: Preserve the strength of shape recognition Eliminate the need for constant manual tool switching, including undo and erasure Support fast, continuous thinking, teaching, and collaboration Importantly, this should be an opt-in setting, so users who prefer persistent shape mode aren’t affected.This is a small interaction change with a meaningful impact for a large number of users. I’m sharing it in the spirit of improving an already excellent product that many people rely on daily.
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
please allow Cmd + Shift + V to paste unformatted text in macbook. It only works on the web version but not on the desktop one
Users are allowed to set connection type (straight line, curved, etc.) default for their account.Currently, users who prefer a type (I prefer curved) spend a lot of time changing connectors to their default type. I love this product, and I wish this was changed. See this thread: https://community.miro.com/ask-the-community-45/how-to-set-default-line-type-as-curved-13552?postid=58645#post58645
One problem I’ve run into is the fact that comments do not follow elements as they are moved to other boards or duplicated. I tend to use comments as a way of annotating elements like sticky notes--explaining the sticky note’s existence, giving more detail or context, etc. In the process of organizing boards--splitting them up, combining them, etc.--I often need to duplicate or move elements. Unfortunately, comments are specific to one exact element on one exact board.A couple of ideas:Optionally allow a paste action to copy comments (e.g., with a UI dialog or special shortcut) Add a new feature called “annotations” which purposely follow the element no matter how it is moved or duplicatedThe annotations idea is interesting because it creates a sort of “metadata” about the element that is treated as an inextricable part of the element; this would allow comments to be more about free-form discussion than metadata.
It would be great if grids could be grouped together with any other Objects.I have a bunch of grouped template and reference objects I move around my canvas and always have to see that I bring the grid along too.
We want to delete a tag from the comboboy list in a Kanban Board on Miro which is not used anymore.This seems to be not possible. Could Ou implement the feature? E.g. "Technisch - Planung" (red) is legacy needs to be deletable from the suggestion list.
I would love to see a feature where tags can be pre-assigned to specific Sticky Note stacks. This way, whenever a Sticky Note is pulled from stack X, it automatically receives tag X.
Does anyone know if there is a way to remove the left side bar that now opens every time i open a board. It is ok if it is there, as long as it is closed.It is just extremely annoying that I have to close it every time I open a board.
Hello, Today, the Jira-Miro integration is not able to handle this kind of Jira Cascading-Type fields: When such a field is present for an issue type, the Miro integration does not show the field at all in the integration. It’s a problem when this field is mandatory in Jira because when creating an issue in Jira via the Miro integration, Jira blocks the creation as it does not have all the required fields. Showing the following error message: ⚠️ Client error (400 BAD_REQUEST) occurred while executing Jira API for instance: {JIRA URL}, TEAM: {ID}. Response body: {"issues":[],"errors":[{"status":400,"elementErrors":{"errorMessages":[]},"errors":{"customfield_28606":"Domains is required."}}],"failedElementNumber":0}]} If such a field type is present for the main issue types, it completely breaks the integration.
I’m a big fan of the Miro roadmap template and the ability to toggle between Table, Timeline, and Kanban views using the same database. However, I’d like to suggest an improvement for the Timeline layout: the ability to customise non-working day shading.Currently, I work on an alternating 4-day and 5-day week pattern. It would be incredibly helpful to shade these specific 'off-days' as well as holiday allowance (similar to how weekends are displayed) to distinguish them from active workdays. My current workaround-adding holidays as separate tasks-clutters the board and the tasks often get lost when scrolling through large projects. Having a native way to define working vs. non-working days would make resource planning much clearer
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
Even if some functionality or styles are lost would like to be able to import SVG objects to Miro and be able to edit the geometry for UX designs and charting.
We allow our users to share their boards externally using public links protected by passwords. At present the minimum time limit for a link is 30 days. When the user shares a link and has a collaboration workshop our users have to remember to disable the link after otherwise the link is active for 30 days. We have some internal guidance that advises that is what they should do but of course not everyone remembers to disable them. We would like this minimum link activation limit reduced to 1 day. Is there a technical restriction as to why this can’t be done?
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.
It would be super useful if the comments were numbered.Adding comments to the pdf export is already a separate wish item - but it would also be improved by this idea.So for example, instead of a comment badge just showing “P” it might show “P4” (with the number as a suffix). This would also make it easier to see which comments belongs where in the Comments view, as well as with export.Thus, exporting comments would be like a set of endnotes in an article.
At the moment, only 5 fields are displayed in a table when dragging a Jira card into a table.It would be way more useful to display more native and custom fields. My expectation was to see all fields from the Jira card, even if I can’t edit them in the table and sync in Jira.In the beginning, it would be good to just be able to display the information and edit just from Jira.This works for items you want to bring from Jira and add additional Miro fields and edit only the Miro fields.Of course, it would be ideal to be able to edit all Jira fields, but it’s a good start to be able to display them as columns in table, without syncing.
When pasting markdown in a miro doc on a miro board, the code blocks are always formatted as inline code (eg as if it was ``) instead of code blocks (fenced blocks ```). It be great if it could parse and paste those correctly saving me the time to go back and have to re-format it myself.For context, I use this to paste notes from cursor into miro, so it's a key part of my workflow, and it's adding a lot of drag.to reproduce copy the content of a markdon file - example here and in screenshot---- # HelloWorld```typescriptfunction helloWorld() {return "Hello World";}```---- When you paste into a document in miro and it shows as inline code and not a code block - see other screenshot here.ideally it would look like this instead To clarify - this issue is when copying the rendered markdown preview in cursor (as a way to keep the formatting) - if copy the raw markdown file then it just pastes the raw markdown text without formatting.
DescriptionI would like the ability to fully manage my personal Sidekicks — especially to delete those I no longer need.At the moment, on Business plans, personal Sidekicks can be created and used, but there is no option to delete or manage them afterwards. The Sidekick management module is not available on Business plans, and centralized management is currently limited to Education and Enterprise tiers during the beta phase.Having a simple way to manage (rename, archive, delete) personal Sidekicks would help users keep their workspace clean and organized, especially when experimenting with Sidekick creation.Why it matters Keeps the toolbox clean and relevant Avoids clutter when testing new Sidekicks Aligns Business plans with user expectations for basic personal asset management Improves overall user experience and governance RequestPlease consider adding the option to delete and manage personal Sidekicks directly from the Sidekick menu.Thank you!
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