Fix Zoom levels on Board

@Malvika Sinha It takes some practice to get used to zoom levels, and you will find a style that fits you.

I created a scaling guide based on an A4 dimension frame to help me decide the level of zoom I wanted de default view of most of my content to be at, given a desire to zoom in to smaller objects or out to a bigger overview.  My default view is not the complete view of everything, as that changes as I add more frames.

Another thing I do is mostly use frames of a consistent size and shape (e.g. 16:9 for a laptop view so that I can see a whole frame in one screen) and then build my content into similar frames. This helps me to not have to adjust sizes quite as often.

Here’s a discussion on board design best practices. https://community.miro.com/best-practices-discussions-48/board-design-best-practices-947

I have this same issue, only the zoom seems to change when I am just working on my own, with objects becoming larger and larger and larger, and I have to continuously resize them down. I have no idea why this is happening. It should not be happening.

I too am having the same issue. When I duplicate a note or card, the app zooms out to put the new card in view.  I’d much rather it pan, or do nothing -- I know already about where the duplicated object would be placed.  I’m not collaborating with anyone, and I’ve set the zoom at a level that’s good for me.  I’d rather the zoom level not change, so I don’t have to keep setting it back to my preferred zoom level. 

I’ve hunted for a preference for auto-zooming, but haven’t been able to find it. 

(Brian’s suggestions are helpful, but I’ve got a board that’s much taller than the screen. Too many cards to fit it all on screen .. which is how I want to work with it - all my currently active cards are in view.) :) 

I echo the concerns of others in this thread. A neat feature to have would be a way to normalize a selection of objects to a particular zoom level. For example, say I created a frame at 15% zoom level while the rest of my content is readable at a 100% zoom level. I should be able to highlight the frame and everything in it and normalize it to 100%. Object dimensions, font sizes, etc. would change to accommodate the new zoom. There is complexity in this, like “what font size constitutes ‘normal’ at 100% zoom?” but it should be possible.