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We would like the ability for multiple people to have the capability to modify a custom shape pack. We’ve created a team shape pack to conveniently hold the shapes we use most frequently but currently only the creator can modify putting.
HiI would like to be able to create (at least) a second set of tags on a board.We use tags a lot, and sometimes make additions to the title of stickers to distinguish between different “areas” of some sort, or define different frames to encapsulate different things. The current tag feature works great (although more color options would also be nice 😉) enabling an easy way to show an overview (in our case e.g. showing status).A second tag set could enable an even better overview, e.g. by showing both to which improvement initiative (or similar) that a sticker belongs, while still showing status.
Hello, After a recent update, cursors are not displayed on boards by default anymore. We have to toggle the option on every board everytime, which is annoying… It would be a great to have a general setting to view cursors by default on every board. You would still have the option on boards to display them or not, but this option would be on or off by default thanks to this general setting. Best regards
In Jira’s Kanban, you’re able to customize the names of the columns. For example, if you want to group In Progress and In Testing under one column in Jira, you can go into Configure, go to the Columns tab, and rename a WIP Row in the Kanban Backlog to anything you want.I want to be able to have my board in Miro reflect this change. Right now, you are only able to use the column names that are available in the Jira project. Customizations in Jira on your boards are not reflected in Miro. Even if that can’t be mirrored directly, I’d love to be able to edit the names.Same for swim lanes - it would be great to change the title of each row to what I have in Jira itself.
It would be ideal to have a section template that can be created at the Team Admin level to enable teams to use as part of a Space. This way there’s an ability to remove the manual efforts. Additional it would be great to have sections based on different types of Spaces. Thoughts?
When editing text in the cells in a User Story Map Framework disable the ctrl-<arrow> shortcut which adds cells in the direction of the arrow. I’m probably not the only one that uses ctrl-arrow to quickly move the cursor around the copy within the cell while editing text, it is maddening to be popping new cells all over the place while trying to edit text. I would think the UX of cursor control in this method pre-dates the new cell shortcut by many years.IMO this shortcut would remain when selecting a cell, but not in text edit mode.Thank you
Right now when I use the group object functionality and select two or more sticky notes when I allow folks to vote they can still click on the individual sticky notes in the group. I would like them to be able to only vote on the group. This makes it hard as the group might have 6 votes but it split 3/3 across two cards and then is not ranked properly. This makes running a retrospective with the tool more difficult.Thank you.
In Google, we can share files with users, and then choose whether or not the users will receive a notification the file has been shared with them. In Miro, a person is notified by default, with no option to turn the notification off. This becomes difficult when we are changing the sharing settings on a file everyone in a team can view, which often means people are sent unnecessary/irrelevant notifications. Can we have the ability to turn off sending people notifications when sharing a file?
Hello, Our users would like to be able to batch download multiple images/files at once. They frequently need to download dozens of images from a board and it is time-consuming to download them all individually. (One user had to download 400 images individually.) Being able to queue/batch-download groups of files, like you can in Google Drive, would be very helpful.
Embed Miro Board “A” into Miro Board “B”. This is an obscure and awesome feature in Miro … If you haven’t tried it… try it.You can ‘export’ board as an iFrame. (upload/export button, ‘Embed’) You can import “Paste iFrame code” ( ‘...’ at bottom of left toolbar ) You can get an activate-able iFrame of board “A” in board “B” which is cool.. inside board “B” you can tunnel into board “A” and at least scroll around the content of board “A”. Think of it more a window than a door at this point. Wish List item would be: 1) at least make the content/state of the embedded iFramed board (board ‘A’ in our example) be updated upon each click/activation of the iFrame. ( This is how the embedded ‘live’ Google Docs feature works. What happens now is that once activate an iFrame of Miro board A in Miro board B that state of board A is cached and never changed until you refresh or close/open B. Which means you can never get ‘live’ updates of things changing in A. 2) at best go so far as to enable editing of A through B… in so far as you have editing auth in A as you have done in the google docs scenario (I realize its probably sizable lift what with the transfer of permissions and user auth… and board sharing is still pretty beta in Miro overall )
We have separate Jira projects for enhancement requests and committed work. When an enhancement request ticket is committed to, we move it to the new Jira project and the issue key changes. Jira is able to maintain the historical details and the original issue key/web link will redirect to the new one. We use Jira cards when we do PI planning for the enhancement requests. However, once the issues are moved to the new project, the cards do not update. Clicking “source” will take you to the new ticket with the correct details but the cards are dead and maintain the details as they were before the move. This is frustrating as we would like the board/cards to stay updated.
Unified Problem StatementMiro’s interface is a powerful tool for creative collaboration, but its full-featured UI can feel overwhelming for certain users, particularly:Beginners learning the platform for the first time. Visitors and short-term collaborators unfamiliar with Miro’s advanced features. Occasional users engaging in focused, one-time sessions. For these user groups, the complexity of Miro’s interface often becomes a barrier to effective collaboration. Teams have expressed a recurring need for a simplified experience that reduces friction without sacrificing Miro’s flexibility for advanced users. Currently, there is no easy way to toggle between a streamlined, beginner-friendly interface and the full-featured environment that experienced users require. Proposed Solution: Introducing “Simple Mode”“Simple Mode” is an optional toggle that allows users to switch to a cleaner, more streamlined version of the Miro interface, while retaining the ability to easily return to the full-featured “Advanced Mode” when needed. Core Features of “Simple Mode”:Streamlined UI: A minimalist interface with only essential tools for basic tasks such as adding sticky notes, comments, text boxes, and shapes. Removal or hiding of advanced features (e.g., integrations, developer tools) that can overwhelm new users. Optional Editing Limitations: Visitors and short-term collaborators can use a simplified editing experience to focus solely on their contributions. Board owners could optionally limit editing permissions in Simple Mode for specific collaborators. Easy Toggle Between Modes: Users can seamlessly switch between Simple Mode and Advanced Mode to cater to their needs, enabling flexibility for all skill levels. Key BenefitsFor Beginners & Visitors: Reduced onboarding friction with a cleaner, less intimidating interface. Faster adoption and increased confidence when interacting with Miro. For Teams & Collaborators: A more focused, distraction-free experience during shared board sessions. Easier collaboration with external stakeholders who may be new to Miro. For Advanced Users: Full access to Miro’s robust feature set remains available in Advanced Mode. Teams can engage all collaborators effectively, regardless of skill level. For Miro: Improved user adoption and retention by meeting the needs of both beginners and advanced users. Greater accessibility for diverse teams, including occasional users and stakeholders. Supporting EvidenceThe need for a simplified interface has been highlighted in multiple wishlist posts from the Miro community:Levels of complexity in the UI Users request different “levels” of UI complexity to address varying skill levels. Collaborate mode for shared boards Highlighted the need for a more streamlined collaboration mode for visitors and guests. Simple Miro Emphasized the challenge of overwhelming UI for beginners and those using Miro for short-term projects. Simpler interface for short-term users, beginners, and visitors Advocated for a cleaner, more intuitive interface for specific use cases. By synthesizing these requests, “Simple Mode” directly addresses the pain points raised by Miro users, while preserving the platform’s power and flexibility for experienced collaborators. Call to ActionIf you believe that “Simple Mode” would make Miro more accessible and effective for teams, visitors, and new users, upvote this request to show the Miro Product Team how much this feature matters to the community. Let’s create an experience that’s simple for everyone—without compromising what makes Miro great.
In our organization, we have multiple Obeya’s, each on a Miro board. Some information is useful to show on multiple Obeya boards, but we want to have one single source of that information.So our wish is to be able to have a regular frame that contains the source information and place a read-only view of that frame on multiple other boards. If something is changed in the original frame, the changes are reflected on the other boards when they are opened again.
Hi,until today I - naively - assumed that the icons that are available via Miro (and integrations such as iconfinder) can be used without restrictions. I now realise that there might be restrictions for commercial use or that attribution may be required.I have two issues with that:you should insert the attribution / rights WITH the icon. If I have to go to iconfinder to find the icon and the attribution, THEN I can do that easier rightaway and NOT use the integration. You need to make this much clearer. You are putting your users at risk of litigation by only having a small info bubble. The way you offer iconfinder it is not at all clear that this is a 3rd party product and that the icons may require attribution of may exclude certain kinds of uses.I hope you can fix this. Tbh, it’s actually quite shocking how lax this was handled from Miro’s end.thanks
When I have a preexisting website and i’m going to restructure all it’s pages in Miro, I would prefer to import the site’s XML file and have Miro create all the diagram nodes for me, instead of creating it from scratch. Is there a way to import an XML file into Miro? Or import an CSV or any other method to get a jump start on drawing the site map? It seems like there should be. This app does a great job of making a visual sitemap automatically from an existing website XML file and then you can edit the diagram: https://octopus.do/. I would love this import feature in Miro so I don’t have to recreate a sitemap when one already exists.
We would like to change the background color of a frame's title.It works for AI generated frames but we not available for frame created manually.
It would be great if stickies could also be arranged in a circle, e.g.I often use stickies with participants’ names on to create a virtual circle as if we were together in a room. This helps with doing rounds of feedback or idea sharing. It often takes very long to arrange these stickies in a circle, because you can only easy-arrange it in grids at the moment.
親愛的 Mico 支援團隊,我寫這封信是為了請求實現一項功能,允許在使用 Chrome 瀏覽器時翻譯您的平台介面。這將使我能夠以我喜歡的語言使用該系統,使其更加方便和用戶友好。感謝您考慮此建議。我期待您的回覆。最好的問候,伊森
I have been trying to record talktracks for my team to show them how to access certain tools/features, but I find the talktracks aren’t useful because my miroboard enters into “presentation” mode when I click record rather than staying on the user end. Please make sidebars available when recording talktracks.
Good afternoon. I teach mathematics. It is very inconvenient to use the Line tool. Because there is a binding to the elements. And sometimes it works very poorly when there are many different elements in the geometry in the drawing.I would like you to implement the function of quickly building straight lines by pressing a key on the keyboard. A perfect example: in the Microsoft Whiteboard application. When Marker mode (Pen) is enabled, hold down the SHIFT key. You can build a huge number of lines and shapes, respectively.
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