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What do you wish you could do with Miro? Add your dream features and support other ideas by upvoting them.
One of the best things about Sticky Notes is the infinite stack feature, I would like that for more / all elements. For example stackable stickers / emoji or stackable Hello My Name Is… cards. This example is me using stickers to reflect the status of an item, either confirmed, approached, or declined, depending on what is happening with the specific vendor.This would allow people to rapidly add feedback in a variety of ways. I find I almost never have exactly the number of voters for the voting function, so perhaps this could be a way around that (or just add adjustable voter count).Thank you for your consideration, sorry if others have already mentioned this exact thing but I didn’t see it when I checked.
One feature that could significantly improve large-scale knowledge organization in Miro would be an automatically generated relationship view between boards.Today, it is already possible to create connections between boards by inserting links inside elements (cards, sticky notes, shapes, text blocks, etc.). When clicking these links, users can navigate directly to another board — and sometimes even to a specific element inside that board.The idea is for Miro to recognize these links as relationships and automatically generate a visual graph view of connected boards.This would work similarly to the graph visualization available in Obsidian, where notes become connected through links.How it could work: Every board becomes a node in the graph. Links between boards become edges/connections. The number of links between two boards could increase the visual strength/thickness of the connection. The graph could optionally support relationship weighting based on the frequency of references between boards. Users could filter by workspace, project, team, tags, or board type. The graph could support zooming, clustering, and relationship exploration. Additional possibilities: Show inbound and outbound links (backlinks). Identify highly connected boards (knowledge hubs). Detect isolated boards with no relationships. Visualize architecture, processes, product discovery, or organizational knowledge structures. This feature would be especially powerful for: Product teams System architecture mapping Service design Enterprise knowledge management Research and discovery workflows Process modeling Complex project ecosystems Today, many teams already use Miro as a visual knowledge platform, not just as a whiteboard. A relationship graph would make hidden structures visible and transform disconnected boards into an interconnected knowledge network.The key value of this feature is that links would stop being just navigation elements and would become meaningful structural relationships between boards and knowledge domains.This could become one of the most powerful organizational, discovery, and navigation capabilities in Miro for large environments.
I think it would be a good feature to either 1) have an option to hide the text toolbar2) get rid of floating text toolbar and instead position to a side of the screen when a textbox is active. I think it is useful to have separate text-boxes to separate ideas, and I find the toolbar in the way of other elements when I am using a textbox.
We would need a similar solution as “Synced Copies” but as a click pop-up, so the copy doesn’t take space of the board unless opened via an icon etc. Users should be able to click the icon and see and copy the content, but not edit. Comments and Cards has the principle, but the source should be as it is in “synched copies”, always up to date.
It would be great if we could get support for people who use CAD/Spacemice (mouses?). As a Design Engineer I use it all the time in CAD and for drawings and its become almost an extension of my hand. You can zoom, pan and even rotate (not really applicable to a 2D surface like in Miro) all within one motion/movement. I think it would be a great way to easily move around a miro board without accidentally clicking the wrong mouse button and moving something.One example of this is the 3D connexion (https://3dconnexion.com/), this is the brand that I have and is one of the biggest players. Many different companies/software already fully support it so shouldn't be too difficult (https://3dconnexion.com/supported-software/). Thanks!
Moderator note: Reopening this idea as hidden frames in a Slides format are being displayed when in Presentation Mode. The idea would be to skip those frames while in presentation mode.If a frame is hidden on the board, that frame should not display when I go into presentation mode. With the new automatic order function for slides (which I like) hidden frames get mixed into the rest of my “slide deck” and this is distracting when moving into a presentation.1 - Have presentation mode identify and “skip” hidden frames. (I think this is the better option)or2 - Have the automatic order function push hidden frames to the end
Enhance Miro’s Mermaid integration to support editable Mermaid diagrams not just images. Current functionality blocks users from being able to complete tasks in Miro.
Sometimes you want two or more rows/columns to have the exact same size, so it would be really helpful if you could select 2 or more and be able to expand or reduce its width/height at the same time, like you would do in Excel.
Hello,The sections feature is useful but we want to access it in the main organizational dashboard. It is confusing to access it only from a submenu within a board. We would like to be able to open a Space folder, see the sections inside of it, and click into a section to see the boards inside of it-- from the main dashboard. This would make files much easier to organize and navigate. A subfolder feature like this is included in the user interface of most other platforms we use.
Painpoint:Today, I can’t quickly move and organize batches of boards. I have to create 1 by one and move boards into spaces, the click into a board to access the section creation.Flow (per section creation. Our org scales at 20 teams + with thousands of boards):enterprise org account / team selection / space selection / board selection / + selection / add section / create section name / **miss clicks 3 places** / return to boards tab / team selection / view boards in team space / hover section / + select / move boards here select / selection of boards / commitUser Story:As a Miro admin, I’d like easily create and organize sections, the same ways as creating spaces for consistency and recall.When it happens:Internal growth pain point - biz is scaling Reorganization Handoff or New account creation Quarterly True-upsRecommendation:I’d like to see “Add Section” in the following menu at least:+ Spaces + Create New : Space level menu
it would be very helpful to display the table or doc in a more compact way and only expand it when I need to access the details. In its current size, the table doesn’t really fit well into the layout of the board.
A measure tool would be immensely useful for users in design professions. Similar to what’s available in some PDF applications such as Adobe Acrobat, measure tools allow establishing a working scale. Within Miro, a frame could be used to set a locally applicable scale where a widget would define a length on the whiteboard and a real world scale. This would also be helpful for page layout mockups.For example, I might stretch a widget to match a length on an image or pdf pasted into the whiteboard and then set the real world dimension of that length, for example 100ft or 1in. The tool would then allow me to select to additional points to find the relative length and real world dimension.
I use Miro for school; almost all my classes have their own boards. But whenever I open them or add to them, I never see them in Recents, my dashboard, or anywhere else, and I have to find the original link my teacher sent just to access them. This also means that every year I lose easy access to my work, even though the boards still exist (since the links are usually on Canvas, which I lose access to when the class ends).It would be really helpful if boards you work on and open actually show up in your library — this is the only site I’ve used that doesn’t consistently do this, and it makes the workflow quite frustrating when trying to keep track of school work.
THE ABSTRACT:Where connecting lines and arrows have been used to join stickies and shapes, it would be awesome to be able to hover over a particular object with the cursor and be able to see which other objects are directly connected to it, cutting out unnecessary noise. THE PROBLEM:We’ve created a really complex user journey out of stickies with connecting arrows to show all of the ways the different stages can connect, depinding on the actions a user takes. There are TONS of connecting arrows and it’s making it really hard to see what’s what.The flow through the journey and the different paths you can take is a key part of the story we need to tell on this project What we ideally need is a way to click on an individual sticky and have just the connecting lines that relate to it stand out so they’re more visible within the mess. We’d like to use this for a stakeholder playback session but it’s too hard to navigate at the moment. In terms of this particular project this is actually a critical feature for us as we’re either going to have to re-think how we play this back or spend time replicating our work in another programme to get the clarity we need for our playback.Our messy, interconnected user journey THE POTENTIAL SOLUTION:Clarity could be achieved either through highlighting the connections between selected objects or by making unrelated ubject fade into the background. I’m thinking of something similar to the way that Kumu helps you highlight individual connections in complex maps
Similar to the likes of Office365 is there an ability to use a Format Painter function within MIRO. Intention is to help people format paint their template and space to be more geared towards a company colour/theme profile? Might make it easier rather than doing manual templates.
Uncurved textUse case: click text box, write text, curve text. In the example above is the text uncurved, it is completely straight. I would have wanted to align it to the circle. It is a nice to have feature. It’s less visually good, but I won’t die without it, A possible solution for me would be to in the case of needing this feature to use Microsoft.
Cmd+Shift+X to mark text strikethrough.
The shape list in Miro seems to be pretty complete with regards to the BPMN 2.0 standard.What is missing though is the default sequence flow indicator on the connecting flow arrows following after a gateway. They are thoroughly used by process engines and described vastly i.e. here.I was trying to port some diagrams from Camunda Modeler to Miro and fell short on this particular feature. The little / indicator for the default flow is missing in Miro.For process engines, this feature is mandatory. This might not be the case for diagrams in Miro, as you can express it with text. But it is a potential source of bugs, when using Miro-based BPMN diagrams in process engines.
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