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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!
At this point, the community has been asking for dark mode in the Miro app. Kinda disappointed that it’s still not implemented.
Hi! As a tutor, something I've been missing is a good calculator on Miro — as a component you can drop on the board, where each person on the board can see its state and potentially click on it.When I run tutoring sessions, most of the time my students and I have to separately do simple calculations on large numbers using an outside calculator. Having it on Miro so all students can see it would make things much nicer ^^
Hello,stickies are the no1 feature in miro to me.But it would be much better, if i could choose a colour for the sticky and even have more options for text formatting (the same like i have in the text-tool: bold style, fonts).I added a picture of what i like to see in miro.Michael
Make sure that this app can be added to the board or to the frame.
Do you ever found yourself between 2 colors for that icon, in a pair team you have a split decision, where to order food? Sometimes you cant decide, lets the chaos help. My suggestion is a simple input field where you write in a formula and send the result to the chat and the last result to a component ( sticker for example ) in the board. The most know randomizer formula come from RPG tabletop x D y +/- z x = number of attempts y = max number ( 1 to y ) z = value to increase ( + ) / reduce ( - ) from the total Example: 1d2 = One random number between 1 and 2 → Toss a coin ( to your witcher ) → Output: 1d2 ( 1 ) 1d6 = One random number between 1 and 6 → Simple die → Output: 1d6 ( 3 ) 2d6 = Two random numbers between 1 and 6 → Two simple dices → Output: 2d6 ( 4,5 ) = 9 1d100 + 10 = One random number between 1 and 100 plus 10 → Percent number plus 10 → Output: 1d100 + 10 ( 56 ) = 66
New Project views are just noise and functionality quantity over quality - let users switch it off and don’t force everyone to have it. Some of us just want to see a simple list of boards when clicking on a project. High volume users have significant quantities of boards, and this force-fed functionality has made access and governance harder. It’s unnecessary bells and whistles functionality that seems more geared at fun things engineers can create than useful things users want/need. If users want dashboard then let them manually add specific boards to a dashboard for insights rather than force it as a non-opt out function constrained at a project level - noting most users use projects as a folder structure and you’ve just made that simple ability painfully frustrating. SWITCH. IT. OFF.
This is a method of business process diagraming recommended by Salesforce. It has the advantage of greater depth of information but with fewer elements vs a typical swim lane diagram, for example. Here is an article from a blog about it: https://www.salesforceben.com/introduction-to-universal-process-notation-upn-for-salesforce-processes-mapping/Here is some intro training from Salesforce about it: https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/modules/business-process-mapping/understand-universal-process-notation
When inviting people to a Miro board, we can add a custom message to the invitation email. However, once the invitation has been sent, the message is no longer visible to the sender.It would be extremely helpful to either:View previously sent invitation messages in an invitation history, or Receive a copy of the invitation email (CC) in the sender's inbox.A simple profile setting such as "Email me a copy of board invitations" could be an easy and effective solution.Why this mattersBetter transparency of communication Easier follow-up with invited users Less confusion about what was communicated Helpful when collaborating with customers, partners, and external stakeholdersIf you've ever wondered "What exactly did I write in that invitation?", please give this idea an upvote 👍.Thanks for your support! 🚀
We used to get a nice grid view of boards within a space. This view has now been replaced by sidekick, which does not add any value to UX. I can now no longer sort my boards within a space alphabetically, which means I can no longer find what I need in an efficient way.
My team is transitioning to Miro from Mural and use the tool primarily for reviewing designs.In Mural, there was a great feature allowing you to arrange or align images into an evenly spaced row or grid. In Miro, there is the ability to align objects to the left, right, top, bottom etc. but it does not adjust the spacing between the objects. There is also the option to distribute them horizontally or vertically, but the distance between objects will depend on how far apart the first and last images are. I would really love the ability to align the spacing between the objects to get evenly spaced and consistent rows/grids.I’ve seen a couple similar posts out there but have not found a firm resolution on this. I am aware of the “auto layout” tool in Miro — it’s great! But it’s not solving this issue as you can drag the slider to any arbitrary spacing.
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
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.
Hi Miro team!I would really appreciate it if you could add a feature that allows users to upload audio files directly from their computer in the free version of Miro.At the moment, it seems that we can add videos from YouTube, but there is no option to upload an audio file from a computer. This is quite inconvenient, especially when using Miro for language learning and teaching.It would be very useful to have an option to upload audio files such as MP3 or WAV directly from a computer, just like we can add other types of files.I hope you will consider adding this feature to the free version. Thank you!
We build large Miro boards programmatically via the REST API v2 (70-100+ items, scripted, repeatable board population).Today there's no way to create a brand-new comment with position.type="attached" bound to a specific item via the API — any comment created this way always ends up as an unattached "canvas" comment instead, confirmed via testing and via Miro Support ticket #1015647.Support confirmed there's currently no REST endpoint for creating a new comment attached to an item at all — only replying to an existing comment_id is supported.Requesting a REST API endpoint (or an extension to the existing comments endpoint) that lets a new comment be created already bound to a specific item, matching what's possible manually through the UI. This would let automated board-population workflows leave contextual review comments in the right place without a manual reposition step afterward.
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.
I often create a frame with a bunch of stickies that I use on my boards, like this: But when I am working on large flows, I need to keep moving this frame around or zoom in/out to access it. It would be great if you could select one frame or object that follows you as you move your board (based on cursor positioning, could have customization options) so that something you want accessible all the time remains in view.
we scale up our frame with shapes then shape text increasing font size.and we’re not able to adjust shape font size all together and we dont want to double click the shape to adjust font size one by one. can we have a feature to adjust shape text for all shapes selected?
If you sync your Miro board to your Azure board - the Azure cards within Miro do not allow you to update or showcase the options or capability with the actual Azure cards in the Azure system. it would be helpful in Miro to allow people to add tags, update the effort, add attachments, see child or related cards, etc. Without this functionality it makes trying to utilize Miro for planning limiting since we have to edit it Azure not Miro.
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