Everything You Need to Know About Miro Wish List
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Problem: I’ve witnessed countless of times when editors would accidentally modify a Miro board, and then there would be a blanket request to “please undo your changes if you accidentally did something”. At those times, as a board editor, I wish I could go into a view-only mode to prevent my own accidental editing.Proposal: Creare a view-only mode for Editors, similar to the MS Office functionality (https://insider.office.com/en-us/blog/easily-switch-between-editing-reviewing-and-viewin). For example, in PowerPoint, I can view a live document and feel safe that I won’t modify it accidentally.
I would like a keyboard shortcut for toggling between all 3 navigation modes (Mouse, Trackpad & Touchscreen). as I use all 3 device types (though Miro doesn’t seem to know I have a touch screen attached to my Mac)
When I was playing the climate fresk I liked the feature to fould out some more information with the software MURAL. I would like to have a similiar option in Miro. The comment-function does not fit good, because it can be removed to easily.
Jira and Miro have a very robust integration that I would like to see come to Asana. The ability to use Miro for visual management during our quarterly planning events and not need to double document into Asana would be amazing.
You can click on the three dots in the frame view and click on “Organize Frames”.This will put the frames in an order, and if you export a PDF, it will also be exported in that order. However, the order is faulty: It seems to take the ending point of the frame (lower right corner) as an indication where the frame should be positioned in the frame list. Then, the ordering algorithm goes through the board from left to right and from top to down and orders every frame by their “stop point” (=lower right corner of the frame). I like to use nested frames, especially for larger workshops (first an overview/section, then several slides within this overview frame. Some of these slides have a “detail” frame within). So the best approach should be:Take the upper left corner of the frame as a reference point to define the ordering. If the frame has other frames within, it first should arrange these frames in an order after the parent frame, beginning from left to right and then from top to bottom (again: using the top-left corner of the frame as a ordering indication). Only after every “frame within this frame” (understand it as “nested subsection of the Miro board”) has been put in the correct sequence, it should continue with the next frame in the Miro board. (again: using the top-left corner of the frame as a ordering indication). This ordering mechanism would then lead to a clear and (mostly) correct arrangement of the frames.
Idea Overview: Enhance Miro's text components by introducing two key features: customizable borders and adjustable padding. This feature aims to overcome the current limitations of the text component, which lacks the ability to add borders and adjust the space between text and border, a functionality not compensated for by the existing rectangle shape text.Proposed Features: Border Customization: Enable adding an outline or border around text. Provide options to adjust border thickness. Offer a variety of color choices for borders to improve visual distinction. Padding Adjustment: Allow users to modify the padding between text and its border, enhancing readability and design flexibility. Benefits:Enhanced Design Options: More control over text appearance will lead to visually appealing and organized boards. Flexibility and Control: Users can tailor the look of their text elements to match specific project needs or aesthetic preferences. Streamlined Functionality: Merging text and shape features for a more cohesive and efficient user experience.Conclusion: By adding these features, we can significantly improve the usability and aesthetic capabilities of Miro's text components, making it a more versatile tool for various project needs.
As a presenter, I want a second screen so that I can see my notes. Just like PowerPoint has...
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Need a way to organize Miro boards within a project, folders would be a great file management system to implement. Once you get more than 10 Miro boards in a project it’s really tough to find your files easily. Our projects have 20 -50 Miro boards in a project and it becomes really difficult to file and share our files
Is there a way to customize the Comment Box colors? Our creative team would like to add information without it being a bright color that will distract from the creative imagery. We’re looking for a grey box….
We need to be able to simply drag-and-drop or have a bulk-upload function (rather than the current single-RTB file transfer) to share boards with our clients / partner schools. Whereas this type of functionality seems entirely commonplace across software architectures, the absence of this in Miro is a barrier to us growing our Miro client base.
I often see frames that have random titles with “Copy” in front of it or the default. I think frame title are very helpful for organization / finding things, especially on a busy board-- but -- most of the time we don’t pay attention to it as it’s not the thing that’s visual for presentations or other aspects of our work. I would like to propose a solution (feature request) for this in one of two ways:> Frame titles should automatically be renamed by AI based on the content of the frame.OR > Frame title automatically renamed after a title slide is set (though this is generally structured so may be tricky to do) Thank you!Mo
When I resize a Mermaid diagram and edit it, it resets it’s size.It would be awesome if it could keep the scaling I set.
Hi there, I use miro for mind mapping. Connecting lines are invaluable, and here’s a way in which it could be made better Currently, an arrow can be connected to the middle, or manually slid along the edges of a box. This is a wish for the automatic distribution according to how many connections there are. If there’s 6, they can be evenly distributed along the edge; and not all connect to one point.
If I search for a word that is contained several times in a map, it would be great that while I use the mouse over the search results in the pull-down menu, the corresponding word lights up in the map. Like in AirbnB, between list and map view.
I love your link pasting feature, I find that frequently however I get a “failed to import content” notice. Instead of then making the link I’ve pasted a text line, it would be nice if at the very least the link ended up formatted like all of the other links I’ve brought in for organizational purposes. Just put the link in a box with an indicator that it failed to load content maybe? Other note: - if I fail to enter all requirements on the miro wish list idea submission screen, then all of my info entered gets wiped.
I’ve come across multiple cases where I want to add a note between two common, non-connecting processes that were near each other in a given diagram. I believe the ability to add more than one tail to a callout would be useful to others facing similar scenarios.In the mock-up below, I overlayed two callout shapes on top of each other:
When converting a sticker in Miro to a Jira issue the projects that appear in the field Project does not come in alphabetical order and it it’s not possible to search for a project. This leads to a lot of time spent on scrolling the lit to find my project.
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