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    Excited to improve Miro? Here’s everything you need to know on how to submit ideas to our Wish List and help make Miro better! What's the Community Wish List? It's where we gather ideas to make Miro even better! ✨ How to Submit A New Idea Go to community.miro.com/ideas and log into your account Click Submit an idea under the search bar OR Create Topic in the top right corner Select the post type “ Wish List Idea” Write out your idea Add product area tags Hit 'Create’ and voila a new Idea is born Our team will process your new idea in 1-5 business days and determine if it is open for new votes ✨ How to Vote on An Existing Idea Go to community.miro.com/ideas and log into your account Browse the Wish List by your desired product area categories {New} Once you find an Idea you like, click the blue ‘up-vote’ button to vote Add any additional feedback or ideas to the existing idea by sending a reply ✨ Understanding Idea Statuses Once you submit an Idea, our team will take 1-5 business days to process it to determine the following statuses your submission falls under: New: Newly submitted idea and needs to be processed by Miro before it’s open for votes & comments Pending Feedback: Miro awaiting additional community feedback or clarification before making a decision Open: 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 Closed (Not Planned): Reviewed; not currently planned for development Closed (Inactive): Closed due to spam, inactivity, or not meeting guidelines. Not open for comments or votes ✨ What Happens Next? Our team gathers feedback from various sources to prioritize updates and features, using both internal and external data points to do so. This helps us create a roadmap aimed at bringing the most value to the greatest number of our customers. While we welcome new ideas, we can't guarantee your idea will be implemented and may sometimes choose to address issues differently than suggested. We're committed to listening to all customers to make Miro better and excited to read your ideas! Here are a few examples of the Ideas created by you that we’ve delivered in the past: Color Palette Management Upload Custom Custom Brand Fonts Image editing reimagined 💡 Tips for Great Ideas Check if your idea already exists. You can upvote or reply to an existing idea Use clear titles that summarize your idea Share one idea per post, please Explain your idea fully using this template Title Description (copy and paste this into your idea description for ease of use) I use Miro to… I find it difficult to… A possible solution would be… Your 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 What’s New Changelog for weekly product updates. Happy collaborating and stay tuned! *** Note: Miro’s Wish List drives innovation through user feedback. Here you can suggest and vote on ideas and gather support for submissions you’re passionate about. The popularity of an idea helps us understand what’s important to you and determine the requests our product development teams should consider. We are committed to communicating with you and giving you updates on your submissions through consistent and timely status updates and comments directly from our team. 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. We do not guarantee that your idea will be implemented, and in some cases, we may choose to solve the problem in a different way than originally suggested.

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    StuartBeginner

    Match Size (paste size?) mechanism would be usefulOpen

    It would be useful to have a quick way to match the size of one object to another so one doesn’t end up with a wide variety of sizes or have to spend a lot of time dragging each object to line up with others one is trying to match. Preferably a hotkey approach, so the “master” object can be selected, a hotkey pressed, and then one or more objects can be selected and then matched to the master size, perhaps via a second hotkey. Maybe a “paste special” paradigm works. Click master object, Ctrl+C to copy. Click / select slave objects. Then some hotkey to say “paste size”.

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    Mary Dellenbaugh-LosseNew Here

    Export voting to CSVOpen

    There seems to be no way to export voting result data at all. We use Miro for workshops with large groups of people on separate frames and want to be able to present voting in plenary after the workshop without having to type everything by hand. Even better: if the data exports in CSV format, we could make a graph to show the number of votes per option.

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    15 hours ago
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    Rachael NNew Here

    Upload .MOV/mp4 videosOpen

    The absence of this feature makes is almost impossible to use Miro as our go-to design tool.

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    15 hours ago
    TheNameBrand
    TheNameBrand

    Always Display Doc CommentsOpen

    I really think there should be an option to always display comments (on documents within boards specifically). I like the idea of having a commented up doc with a bunch of comment bubbles flying off of it. It might look a little chaotic, but the point would be to be able to see the comments without having to click on the bubbles individually. Could move, resize, or reposition them in canvas space, and they’d always be connected to the words that it was originally attached to. When I’m editing a doc, the feedback, or note, can be important, and the comment indicator, for me, doesn’t call enough attention to itself. Right now, I achieve this functionality in a very janky way by using arrows that point to or from phrases directly on the document, but if I change one word, or shift the doc the whole thing gets messed up, and can be tedious to maintain. This change to make comments visible at all times and I wouldn’t have to do that. I imagine this may not look great for some individuals and how they maintain their boards, but I imagine this alternative functionality could be behind a toggle switch: “leave doc comments open”. This could pair with an additional toggle switch, “leave resolved comments open”. It could be fun to slowly clear the chaos of comments off of a document as they’re resolved in a very gamified fashion, but I could also see it where some people may want the comments always viewable, all the time.

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    TheNameBrand
    16 hours ago
    TheNameBrand
    TheNameBrand

    Android Widgets (Smartphone Widgets)Open

    I think the ultimate way to access a doc would be through a widget on android. Have a quick thought, swipe to a page on your home screen, unload the thought onto the widget, and it syncs with the doc on the board. This would probably be most useful with the regular text based doc, and just having it sync with a doc on your board, but this could probably expand into having a few different widget types that let you access several different doc types.

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    TheNameBrand
    16 hours ago
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    TheNameBrand

    Show List of Docs Under Boards in DashboardOpen

    I think it would be really cool if on the board page / home dashboard, there was a dropdown next to my boards that would list doc elements contained within them. For example, clicking on a dropdown button next to “Board” would list “Doc1”, “Doc2”, “Table1”, “Kanban1” Etc. (but with their titles of course). Then when you click the specific docs on this screen (i.e. while looking at board drop down) it could open focus mode of that document or element. If this was implemented, I could see this being greatly beneficial on mobile devices where I just want to make a note or two from a thought on a doc. I also figure the interactivity could be expanded further on the dashboard so that users could easily manipulate the data from the docs, like to duplicate or move them between your boards. If that’s successful, Maybe similar functionality could be brought to frames that show in a dropdown and work similarly to quickly jump to the frame location in the board, or be manipulated (duplicated, moved) into other boards from the dash.

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    TheNameBrand
    16 hours ago
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    TheNameBrand

    Focus Mode in MobileOpen

    Opened the mobile app the other day to log a quick series of thoughts I had. Wanted to throw out there that I think adding focus mode to the app would be really helpful and much less clunky, especially when I’m using a Bluetooth keyboard, or just jotting down some quick thoughts.

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    16 hours ago
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    Christian BourdeauNew Here

    Add app management to APIOpen

    Hi, we automated the Team creation for our users, the only thing we require to have it 100% done is app management using the Miro API. Features: Control “Allow non-admins to add apps” togle switch Add and Remove apps Thanks!

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    Juhi Alok SharmaBeginner

    Convert Estimates on a card/sticky note to story points when converted to JIRA CardsOpen

    When Estimate field is populated on a card or a sticky note & it is converted to JIRA cards - it does not automatically map to story points on JIRA cards. Can we please put this through as an enhancement request?

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    Sarah TotheroNew Here

    image export all frames at onceOpen

    It would be very helpful if there was a quick way to export all the frames in a miro board as images in one click

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    AlisdairBeginner

    Stop Paywalling Existing Functionality Used by TeamsOpen

    Our team has relied heavily on Miro’s timeline widget to support asynchronous collaboration between contributors. Until recently, guest users were able to add to and edit timelines—functionality that aligned with Miro’s own promise that guests can “create and change content” on shared boards. That ability has now been removed without warning or visible documentation. This change has broken our workflow, especially within Microsoft Teams where the timeline widget now enters a permanent loading state for all users, regardless of subscription. This isn’t a request for new functionality—it’s a plea to restore capabilities that were already in place and critical to many teams. Moving this behind a paywall not only limits collaboration but also damages the trust users place in the platform’s flexibility and transparency. We respectfully ask Miro to: Reinstate timeline editing access for guest contributors Communicate changes clearly and proactively Avoid removing features that users have integrated into their processes Changes like this discourage platform loyalty and force teams like ours to start evaluating alternatives. Please reconsider this approach for the sake of collaborative integrity.

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    AlisdairBeginner

    Guest Contributor Access to TimelineOpen

    Our organization has been a paying Miro customer and I have personally been an internal, enthusiastic advocate, using the platform to enable seamless collaboration across our teams. Unfortunately, a recent change has significantly disrupted our workflow: guest contributors can no longer edit or add to timeline widgets on shared boards. This functionality was previously available and aligns with Miro’s own documentation that guests can “create and change content on boards they’ve been invited to.” Its removal was undocumented, abrupt, and has even broken Teams integration, leaving timelines stuck in a permanent loading state. Guest editing of timelines is not a luxury—it’s essential to maintaining an inclusive and productive collaborative environment. Paywalling functionality that makes sense for Guest Contributors not only hampers productivity but signals a shift away from the collaborative, user-centric design that brought us to Miro in the first place. I urge Miro’s product team to reconsider this decision. Reinstate guest access to timeline editing, or at the very least, provide transparent communication and a viable workaround. Companies like ours are now reevaluating our continued investment in the platform.

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    WebentwicklungNew Here

    Timeline SuggestionsOpen

    Hi there, I know you are still working on the timeline as you launched a beta version so far. Here are a few suggestions as part of my usecase which may contribute to its further development. I will also post a photo of how I am currently using a self-made timeline in Miro. 1. My team and I are working on different projects simultaneously, therefore it is of main importance to me to list all ongoing projects rather than clustering by user story, feature etc. Each project has a different color, which is portrayed by the legend on the left. When using the timeline provided by Miro I can make use of the “group” option to display the different projects and use the colors provided. For each group I will use one color only rather than mixing them. As Miro only offers a choice of six different colors, it is not sufficient for me - as you can see I need about eight different colors. 2. Within my self-made timeline I am using the option to change the transparency of the color in order to create a fade-out effect. The fade-out effect of the bar symbolizes the future. I am making use of this to better visualize at which stage we are at the present time (end of August as shown in the example) and when the task is supposed to be finished and how much more time is left. As I am presenting the timeline every three weeks to all relevant stakeholders, it would be nice to somehow indicate the present stage. It doesn’t need to be a fade-out effect, maybe just a red line that can be slid across the overall timeline to help indicate the present stage. 3. I am also visualizing important milestones such as the launch of a project (as you can see in the photo with project 5). Obviously it can be added by oneself with emojis and other functionalities in Miro. I can imagine it can overcomplicate the timeline provided by Miro, however I felt like mentioning each aspect of my usecases. 4. Every three weeks I am saving my self-made timeline as a PDF to send it to the relevant stakeholders. Therefore I like the timeline compact, so my stakeholders can access the PDF easily and catch everything at first sight. Zooming in and out is almost not necessary. When I am using the timeline provided by Miro, I can of course also download it but it is not as compact. When using the timeline for a whole year, the timeline provided by Miro stretches out when saved as a PDF, therefore it is necessary to zoom a lot to the left and right. I already really like the option to choose between displaying the timeline in days or weeks, which is perfect when using in Miro. But for saving it as a PDF, it might be nice to make it even more compact, maybe by sorting it by months or something? That’s all. Thank you so much for your time! Maybe this will help. I am looking forward for the timeline and everything else to come in Miro.

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    hwguyathpNew Here

    Ability to set arrow size independent of line weightOpen

    I would like the ability to set arrow size independent of line weight. Why this feature matters: Today the arrows appear quite big on my diagrams and consume a lot of visual attention, detracting from other features in the diagram.

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    1 day ago
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    Tessa ZollnerNew Here

    Ability to draw straight linesExisting Feature (closed)

    In other apps, when you hold the shift button, it allows you to draw a straight line. The ability to do this will be quite handy, as I find the line tool very restrictive in some cases (as it always tries to snap to points). In a lot of cases, I just want to draw a line that isn’t wonky.

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    Giovanna CarterNew Here

    Integrate Power BI and MiroDelivered

    Our company is using Power BI more and more and I would love to be able to create process maps with live data from Power BI. Right now, Power BI limits the page size requiring multiple tabs and I would love to visualize my data with the Miro features.

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    brandonNDANew Here

    app navigation improvements and a note about commentsOpen

    Had to use the mobile app the other day. Wanted to throw out there that I think adding focus mode to the app would be really helpful and much less clunky. To build on that idea, I think it would be really cool if on the board page / home dashboard, there was a dropdown for all my boards that would list doc elements contained within them. Then when you click them it could just open focus mode of that document. Making it even easier for mobile. Figure this could be expanded further on the dash specifically to make it easy to duplicate or move docs between your boards. Maybe even frames. Building on that even further, I think the ultimate way to access a doc would be through a widget on android. Have a quick thought, swipe to a page on your homescreen, unload the thought, and it syncs with the doc on the board. Could have a few different widget types that do this or connect with different doc types. I think the main thing though is a focus mode. It desperately needs it if I’m to be productive with just my phone and a little bluetooth keyboard. One extra thought I had, unrelated to this: I really think there should be an option to always display comments (on documents specifically). I like the idea of having a commented up doc with a bunch of comment bubbles flying off of it. It might look a little chaotic, but the point would be to be able to see the comments without having to click on them individually. Could move or reposition them in canvas space but they’d always be connected to those words. When you’re editing a doc, the feedback, or note, can be important, and the comment indicator for me, doesn’t call enough attention to itself. Right now, I achieve this functionality in a very janky way by using arrows directly on the document, but if I change one word, the whole thing gets messed up. One simple change to comments and I wouldn’t have to do that. Happy to take a call with the Miro product team anytime about these ideas, or anything else they may have in mind. Just ping me at the email associated with this account. Thanks.

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    1 day ago
    TheNameBrand
    TheNameBrand

    App Navigation & Presentation Ideas Plus a Note about Comments.Open

    [Deleted because duplicated again for some reason]

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    emiliopalmaNew Here

    Linux Desktop AppOpen

    Is that on some short-mid term plan?

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    George WattsNew Here

    Change Date FormatOpen

    Currently, Miro only supports date formats in a MMDDYYYY format. This is not a format widely used outside the US, most countries use DDMMYYYY or YYYYMMDD. Please could Miro either allow users to select adopt a preferred date format which suits their needs in settings, or derive the format from the user’s browser or system settings.

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    2 days ago
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    BrentContributor

    Reduce selection errors - moving a frame when trying to select objectsOpen

    I personally make this error multiple times per session. I want to click and drag to select multiple objects, but I end up moving the entire frame, because I am zoomed in and cannot see that it’s selected. I have also renamed frames “t” or “v” or “n” trying to select a different tool and not realizing the board is selected. I don’t think I would want a more obvious visual indicator that a board is selected. I think a better solution is adding friction to cut down on accidental errors. If you made board selection a triple click (or 4?) for power users, and have a redundancy built int to the context menu, in addition to the current behavior of selecting the name of the frame, it could be a relatively inexpensive quality of life improvement for many users.

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    2 days ago
    Christiane Schmitz
    Christiane SchmitzBeginner

    Add notification when card is assigned and/or due dates are reachedOpen

    Hi all, it would be awesome to not only have notifications when mentioning someone in a comment, but also when assigned to a card. This would be awesome to manage projects within Miro. Also, a due date reminder would be super helpful. Many customers request this when they evaluate using Miro for project management. Thanks & all the best, Christiane

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    2 days ago
    TheNameBrand
    TheNameBrand

    Mobile app improvements, and a few other morselsOpen

    [deleted because duplicated for some reason]

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    TheNameBrand
    2 days ago
    TheNameBrand
    TheNameBrand

    Changes to Android Mobile App to Make it More User Friendly (and a few more things)Open

    Hey guys, I love Miro so much. I am so happy I discovered you guys. It’s completely changed the way that I think my way through my own personal creative projects. I recently found myself in a situation where I wanted to log some thoughts to my personal board, but wasn’t near a computer so I used the mobile app and I have some suggestions: On desktop we can do focus mode to expand docs and other inserts to full screen -- I’m confused as to why this isn’t a standard feature on the app yet? Automatically resize to the smartphone aspect ratio, make it easier to navigate, seems like a no-brainer. This would be extremely useful when I’m on the go and trying to use Miro effectively with just my smartphone and a small bluetooth keyboard on-hand. This brings me to my second point: I think for documents, it would be incredibly helpful if on my dashboard page (where I’m shown all of my boards), there was a dropdown ticker next to the board names that when triggered, would drop-down a list of docs inside that board (sorted by recently changed, name, or type). This could further reduce the stress I personally go through on the mobile app of “Oh I have an idea”, then I have to zoom out, pan, look for the doc I’m putting notes in for that thing, zoom in, tap, tap, pan some more, type, pan. But imagine if that process was, “Oh, I’ve got an idea for that doc!” I open the Miro app, drop-down the board I’m thinking of, scroll down to the title of the doc I’m thinking of, click on it, and it opens in mobile focus mode. Tangentially, this could be expanded to be how you duplicate (or move) various documents across boards, right from the dash. My last though was this: Miro takes place on an infinite canvas and I’d love to pull some of that to the home screen of my device… in the form of a widget. I’m picturing an even quicker way to take notes: We have a doc on the canvas that’s connected to a widget. Could be a to-do list, a plain text doc, I think there’s a lot of room for creativity in how you could create widgets linked to board elements so that in those REAL moments of inspiration I have even faster access to getting it out of my brain and on to my board. If the product team ever wants to reach out to me to ask me further about this or get my thoughts in general about Miro I’m more than happy to get on a zoom call or something for a bit to give further feedback. Love helping teams building my favorite apps like this. Thanks in advance for reading my wishlist ideas!

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    2 days ago
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    Walter EllisNew Here

    Dark Mode / Night ModeOpen

    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

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