a couple of more details that would help explain the impact of this:

(1) at default size the round-corner shape looks fine, but when enlarged, the corner scales proportionately and it ends up being too pronounced at larger sizes. one side effect of this is that text aligned to a corner (e.g. top/left) actually touches the border.

(2) when nesting this shape at different sizes the scaled border radius doesn’t look quite right

here is an example:

and here is an example of something i did in lucid:

Agree with this - as Miro becomes more how we communicate, I need to have the flexibility of a presentation tool.

Please enable this table-stakes functionality (I wouldn’t even call it a feature!).

@Miro Team : Guys, come on. Those kinds of features are mandatory nowadays… 

Any updates? Guys it’s embarrassing that miro doesn’t have this feature. It’s sooo needed! Apps like draw.io got this, why not miro?

Looks like I’m not the ony one whose aestethic feelings are being hurt in Miro. These fixed rectangle corners are really driving me nuts.

Just here to add my support. Need this functionality please!

Must needed featured. All other programs already have this. 

Any updates? Without this feature we will be probably be led to a mass extinction 🦖

Yes please. For the sake of simplicity you could add three pre-defined radius-options: S/M/L that are fixed to specific size to allow clean nesting (see pictures above).

I really like the solution in Figma, would be really neat to have that in Miro.

Some attention to this kind of basic drawing feature is sorely needed. Designers are using these tools and that is a big part of Miro’s growth. The lack of these basics hamstrings us and pushes us towards other options like Figma. 

Really unfortunate that basic drawing features don’t exist in this app.

This really i table-stakes in 2022...

How is this still not a feature 3 years after the original request? It’s so needed to avoid the workarounds and feels relatively basic (compared to many of the other complex features added in recent times!). 

It’s not a feature after 3 years, because Miro is not a product organization that listens to its users. That’s not what I say, that’s what Miro’s failure to implement really basic usability requests says.

Please @Miro Community Team , this just looks ugly.

Thanks so much for taking the time to comment about this feature. We understand the frustration and appreciate your patience. Our team is reviewing this idea as it continues to be open for votes and comments.

For those coming across this idea, if you feel this would be helpful for you or your business, please be sure to vote for it and leave a comment about your use case to help our team scope this request!
 

Thank you,

Miro Community Team

Please @Miro Community Team , this just looks ugly.

Absolutely agree. This has bothered me for years using Miro. It would be such a simple fix - to be able to edit and also lock the corner radius 

Miro is so powerful for quick presentations and whiteboarding, but using it to create a presentation with any high-level design becomes a constant fight against Miro and what you "can't do." Every basic drawing, layout, and presentation tool I've ever used comes with the ability to specify a corner radius on a box. The original desktop publishing apps from the early 1990s had this ability. Doesn't anyone in the UX team at Miro study these things?

I've been spending a week building out a high-end presentation, and this is about the 12th stumbling block I've come across this week that any other tool would not put in my way.

There are reasons I am sticking it out with Miro for this presentation and not jumping into FigJam or some other app. Still, it always amazes me whenever I get deep into a Miro board and discover (or re-discover) the lack of basic things. Was it a conscious decision to "dumb down" the product by removing standard things found in every presentation and drawing tool ever made?

How has such a simple feature not been implemented yet??