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Hello,The sections feature is useful but we want to access it in the main organizational dashboard. It is confusing to access it only from a submenu within a board. We would like to be able to open a Space folder, see the sections inside of it, and click into a section to see the boards inside of it-- from the main dashboard. This would make files much easier to organize and navigate. A subfolder feature like this is included in the user interface of most other platforms we use.
Dear Miro Team,I am a regular user of Miro for project management and team collaboration, and I highly appreciate the robust ecosystem your platform provides. However, while using the Miro Mobile App, my team and I have encountered a few technical glitches and UI/UX limitations that affect our workflow.To help improve the application, I would like to share the specific details of these issues, along with attached screen recordings for your reference: 1. Technical Bug Reports (Bugs & UI/UX Issues)The @mention Feature Failure in Comments:Description: When typing the @ symbol followed by a member's name in a comment on the board, the user suggestion dropdown fails to appear. As a result, mentions do not trigger, and team members do not receive notifications, which significantly hinders team communication.Attachment: [Please see the attached video: 7915453825509.mp4]UI Overlap / Obstructed "Details" Button:Description: When updating titles, statuses, or writing comments, the "Details" button is frequently covered or overlapped by other mobile interface elements. This layout issue makes it highly frustrating and difficult to tap the button.Attachment: [Please see the attached video: 7915453825509.mp4]2. Feature Enhancement RequestOptimizing the Board Locking Mechanism (Lock Position vs. Lock Content):Current Behavior: Currently, when I lock a specific area or frame to prevent users from accidentally dragging or shifting the layout, the system completely freezes the area. This prevents users from adding or deleting Cards inside that locked section.Proposed Solution: I highly recommend decoupling the permissions into two separate options: Lock Position and Lock Content.Expected Outcome: When this optimized lock is activated, it should only restrict users from moving or dragging the layout out of place, while still allowing core interactive actions such as adding new Cards, editing text, or deleting Cards as needed.Attachment: [Please see the attached video: 7915453825509.mp4]I hope these insights and the attached videos are valuable to your development team, and that we might see these improvements in upcoming updates to make the mobile workflow smoother.Thank you for your dedication to building an amazing product, and I look forward to your response.
Hi Miro Team,I’m reaching out because you have a hidden gem in your template library that desperately needs some love, and I am begging you not to let it fade away.I am talking about your built-in User Story Map template (the structured one with dynamic lanes for Activities, Tasks, MVP, and Backlog). Frankly, none of your competitors have anything like this. The logic built into it is absolutely brilliant:Flawless Hierarchy: The way the + button on an Activity starts a whole new subset of tasks underneath it, while the + button on a Task just extends the line without breaking the high-level flow, is an agile coach's dream.Dynamic Releases: The ability to add new stories and watch the MVP/Backlog releases grow and scale dynamically makes release planning incredibly seamless.Speed: It allows teams to map out a massive user journey in minutes without fighting grid alignment.It is easily one of the most powerful, functionally unique tools Miro offers. However, it currently feels a bit neglected and disconnected from the rest of Miro’s modern feature set.Because it feels like a legacy component, it misses out on some of the excellent core features you’ve rolled out across the rest of the platform recently (like access via API, connections via your AI flows, and modern styling/scaling behaviors).Please don't phase this template out! Instead, I urge the product team to give it a modern refresh. Bring it up to speed with your current feature set so it can continue to be the best user story mapping tool on the market.Thank you for building such an incredible foundation—please give it the update it deserves!Best regards,Nujad
Hey Miro Team,Loving all the new features!It would be really helpful to have a native migration path from Klaxoon to Miro please :)Thanks,Rich.
Hello,I use Miro a lot to build mind maps. It's definitely one of the best features ever made.I work a lot with the colors of the elements, to represent status or feelings.However, there is a very annoying behavior when we migrate an element to another node. The colors of the parent node and child nodes are completely replaced by the color of the new parent node.On migrate: This is very bad when you have styled nodes and lose all the style already done.The same happens when we change the color of a parent node, the color of its child nodes are also all replaced.I would like to suggest an option to disable color inheritance of frame elements, not for new ones, but for those that are moved in the node tree or changed by changing the color of the parent node.
Hi, would be nice to be able to change the white background of a diagram (when included in a frame/ slideshow).
When using the estimation activity, it would be useful to have the option to select the average of all story points based on the number of votes. Let’s say we have a 5, two 8s and a 13, then one of the option below would be 8.5.
Ability to use a form to input data in to a table
Uncurved textUse case: click text box, write text, curve text. In the example above is the text uncurved, it is completely straight. I would have wanted to align it to the circle. It is a nice to have feature. It’s less visually good, but I won’t die without it, A possible solution for me would be to in the case of needing this feature to use Microsoft.
Something like this. In an ideal workflow for a smart table, you would be able to link the columns to any element of a created graphic and have the data in the table control it. Also Adding a “Create Cards” button on the table's menu since we can have over 100 rows. An MVP of this would be the ability to use the current feature of dragging the rows off the table and having it create an editable card format. Drag the first row off and edit the format/layout of the card by editing the blocks size, location and linking fill colors of each block back to column data. Then save it as the card template for that table.
As you can see from the picture below if one of the columns has a significant number of cards the view gets cumbersome. If you could widen the column so that you could have two or even three columns of kanban cards in a category column it would be much easier to navigate. Especially when working the view with a group on a video call. Thanks for considering. Bruce Imel
As a frequent Miro user,I want to easily edit existing templates, save changes directly to the original template, and organize templates in custom categories,so that I can work more efficiently without creating redundant templates or navigating a cumbersome interface. Acceptance Criteria: Edit and Save Directly to Original Template: After editing a template, provide a clear option to save changes directly to the existing template without creating a new one. Ensure a seamless return to the previously opened board after saving changes to the template. Improved Template Navigation: Simplify the steps to open and edit templates (e.g., reduce clicks by streamlining the edit menu). Customizable Template Organization: Allow users to create custom categories for templates to better structure personal and company templates. Enable drag-and-drop functionality for organizing templates into categories. Simplify Sharing and Publishing Workflow: Make the sharing and publishing options intuitive, with clear differentiation between saving changes to an existing template and creating a new template. Enhanced User Feedback: Provide visual or textual feedback (e.g., a confirmation dialog) when saving changes to a template to reassure users. Further Infos:Right now it’s quite hard to edit templates and saving them in a certain kind of way. This is a common way I use to do with template editing:While creating a miro Board, I open up the templates by clicking left on the templates icon. finding the richt template under personal or company templates. pressing on the 3 dotted icon to open up the edit menu pressing edit, then the already opened miro board turns into the template I make changes to the template. (now this is new since several changes in miro were made. and those steps here are harder and quite impossible) I don’t find any way to just save those changes right now pressing the share button pressing the publish tab clicking “save as template”This will create a total new template. Right now I can’t find any way to just save those made changes. I can’t return to my previously made board. I need to close the current template and open up the board again. This closing thing is also the way to just save changes without creating a new template. It could be very hard to see that for users.And I would also wish for a own way to structure templates by creating categories. Right now the splitting of the custom template area into personal and company templates and there into company and team tabs made it one click more away.
Creating mind maps and visual presentations in Miro is excellent, but the inability to customize chart colors is a major limitation. For brand-focused presentations, visual consistency is just as important as the data itself. Different brands require different color systems, and default chart colors often clash with the overall design. Adding the ability to fully customize chart colors would significantly improve Miro's usefulness for professional presentations, workshops, and stakeholder meetings.
Sometimes I want to collaborate with children using voting as an instrument to check their answers for exercises. I’d like to have an option to choose between anonymous and non-anonymous modes. And answers would be seen for me only :)
Hello Miro Team,I've been using Miro for various projects and I really appreciate the platform's capabilities. However, I've noticed that there isn't an automatic hyphenation feature for text boxes. This feature would be extremely useful for maintaining a clean and organized layout, especially when dealing with longer words and narrow text boxes.Automatic hyphenation could help improve the readability of text within Miro boards by preventing awkward spacing or line breaks. It would be great if Miro could consider adding this feature in a future update.Thank you for considering my suggestion.Best regards,
DescriptionCapturing and documenting user workflows for discovery purposes is a time-consuming and tedious process. Designers, researchers and product managers often spend hours manually screenshotting individual screens, organizing them, and adding context notes before the real discovery work even begins.Video-to-Board solves this by letting you simply record a video walkthrough of any workflow, with or without spoken commentary, and letting Miro do the heavy lifting.Once your video is uploaded, Miro automatically:Extracts key frames from the video, identifying meaningful screen changes and transitions Lays them out visually on the Miro board in a clean, sequential flow Generates contextual comments for each screenshot, pulling from your spoken commentary or using AI to describe what is happening on each screen Connects the frames with flow lines to illustrate the journey from step to stepThe result is a fully structured, ready-to-collaborate workflow board in minutes, not hours.
We used to be able to export a PDF with clickable links (whether on images, or the webpage preview image). I see that we can still include them (IF you export to Vector and use ONLY text). However, this solution is not esthetic and loses the elegance we once had! We use Miro boards to present product ideas to clients and the clickable links was a major feature that we loved. Bring it back :)
Current AI Search in Miro helps find boards by titles or keywords, but teams need deeper AI-powered search across actual board content.Feature request:Enable Miro AI to semantically search all content across Teams or Spaces, including sticky notes, text, comments, diagrams, tables, images with OCR, mind maps, and frames.Example use cases:“How does our governance system work?” “Where did we define the propulsion technology?” “Show discussions about timeline inconsistencies.” “What decisions were made about character relationships?” “Summarize boards related to chapter 1.”Instead of only returning boards, the AI should:synthesize answers across boards link to relevant frames or objects summarize information detect conflicting information understand concepts, not just keywordsThis would turn Miro into a true organizational knowledge engine.Why this matters:Many teams use Miro as a central knowledge hub for large projects. As content grows, finding information becomes a major challenge.Suggested capabilities:Team-wide semantic indexing Natural language Q&A AI-generated summaries Cross-board relationship mapping Automatic tagging and clusteringEspecially valuable for:film/TV/game production writers’ rooms product development research teams educationExpanding Miro AI into true semantic retrieval would make Miro a leading creative knowledge platform.
I think it would be a good feature to either 1) have an option to hide the text toolbar2) get rid of floating text toolbar and instead position to a side of the screen when a textbox is active. I think it is useful to have separate text-boxes to separate ideas, and I find the toolbar in the way of other elements when I am using a textbox.
The default layer can not be locked. However if you clone that, that new layer can. Makes no sense not to be able to lock the default layer.
It would be amazing to be able to sync frames, but be able to change the elements position, and add or remove objects.For example, I would love to be able to sync the stickies and shapes in these two frames, without necessarily having to have the exact same frame. I just don’t want to have to copy and paste the content over and over again.Maybe the updates on Flow can also solve that, this would be very useful!
The alignment scale is a great tool for voting and feedback, but it would be nice to lock it so that you cannot see other votes until the facilitator unlocks it, preventing confirmation bias.
I started writing a comment wholeheartedly, despite the discussion being silly and frustrating. There was plenty of miscommunication to tackle and many details to clarify.Then I don’t remember why I pressed escape. What did Miro do? It erased the comment that I did not complete writing, and took the focus out of the field.So I thought “shit, ⌘+Z”, and no, my text did not come back. Why: my browser’s undo stack on text cannot function since the focus went out. When I re-click the bottom of the previous comment to re-get the focus, it’s not technically the same field, so my browser still cannot undo it. And since it did not result in a change in the board, Miro cannot undo either. And it did not save a draft of it either.Now I am utterly frustrated because I have to write it again, and Miro failed me twice to get me there:It destroyed and recreated a field instead of just hiding and showing it. It did not consider keeping drafts of comments in memoryWould you please consider fixing something to prevent future annoyances?Also I could not find an in-place feedback button.
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