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Miro is fantastic on a massive screen. It’s like you can see, arrange and rearrange your mind in 2d. The bright background and colours work well for feeling energised, fresh, and productive early in the day. For those of us who get more done during the night, however, the brightness can feel glaring and have the opposite effect, causing fatigue, especially with extended use.It feels like a godsend to night-owls that the software industry is finally recognising our needs with dark mode being added to everything. While the implementation would understandably be no small task, I, for one, would greatly benefit from dark mode being added to what has become a fantastic tool in my work and lifestyle.Thank you for Miro, and the Wishlist,Walter
Organizing boards in projects works fine, but it’s not enough when you want to use Miro as a serious archive for ideas, project documentation and company knowledge. I observe that if there are more than 5-7 elements per directory, it becomes less and less usable. Every single initiative we start, creates 2-5 boards. And it’s just one initiative in one of our products. Without directories, project view becomes a mess and is completely unusable. For me, it’s absolutely essential to maintain a basic structure of our knowledge and lack of directories is a significant blocker. I think especially nowadays, when the whole world works remotely, there’ll be more and more boards that will desire the comfort of a cosy directory. :)
To me, this is the most glaring of the missing features on MIRO right now. This app keeps getting better and works seamlessly, but that one missing feature is really holding us back from going all-in.
Sometimes in our kanban boards we have tasks that regard more than one user. It would be nice to assign more than one user at a time (maybe up to 5?). Right now we use labels for that, but being able to assign users and use labels for categories as intended would be great!
I think the title is fairly self-explanatory. I’d like for anonymous board editors to be able to rename themselves on entry into a board through a shared link. Name assignment only needs to be stable for the duration of the access to the board. Think Zoom where users can assign themselves a name on the fly for the duration of a meeting. This is especially important for collaborative work on white boards in larger groups. I work in a nonprofit that regularly convenes partner organization and we routinely have groups of 40-60 people in virtual meetings now. Not being able to distinguish who “Anonymous Bear” is compared to “Anonymous Owl” is extremely confusing (and getting them all paid users is not practical as well as cost-prohibitive). I know Mural is working on this feature for release in the upcoming weeks and it would be extremely valuable.
I’ve been using MindNode for a long time and have lots of mind map templates, and mindmaps that I’m using. It would be great to be able to import these into Miro. Is that possible? Thanks
I use the Link to very often. While the current functionality of having little blue arrow at the top-right corner of an object function as the clickable hyperlink is absolutely sufficient, there are times when I could like to make the entire object clickable.Example of the current solution using a button from the wireframe library (my use case): What I would like to have happen isthe cursor turns into a pointer; and be able click activate the link by clicking anywhere on the object.Example: I would like to see this new option be available for any object to a Link can be applied.
I would like to add custom tooltips text to any object on the board.When the cursor is hovered over the object, the text would appear, even if the object was locked.Example using Miro’s existing tooltips: Use CaseThis idea first came to me when I was building my 101 Miro Templates Challenge entry board. I wanted to have additional help/instructions for the user that was using my board to learn more about Miro.Another use case would be for wireframe objects:
Hi, we primarily use Miro for process improvement kaizen events. We do a lot of process mapping and swim lane maps. It would be nice to be able to import and export Visio since the Visio mapping tools are much more robust. Either that, or a tool similar to the new Kaizen where you can easily add rows and columns.
I’d like a possibility to import boards from Mural. To make it easier to switch to Miro :).
Currently, when exporting a Mind Map to CSV, Miro generates a flat list. I want to export my Mind Map as a hierchy so that I can load the data into a spreadsheet or Word doc to make other notations or edits. Here’s an example. My simple Mind Map: Exports to CSV as a Flat list, even worse, there doesn’t seem to be an order to the items in the list. I want Miro to export my Mind Map as a table that shows the hierarchy of the map, as shown below:
As a Agile Coach who facilitates workshops, meetings, and runs training sessions I want flippable cards, where text, backgrounds, images, etc. are editable on each side independently so that I can simulate playing cards, flash cards, index cards, planning poker, delegation poker, moving motivators, etc. cards This could also be beneficial for people looking to run other types of games in Miro as well MVP: can create a flippable card can customize each side can ‘play’ card one direction and then flip it to see the other side Large Feature AC: easily create multiple cards of the same size and shape ability to create set of cards with one side (the ‘back’ of the card) the same text/image/etc. cards can be organized into ‘decks’ or ‘packs’ cards can be ‘shuffled’ cards can be dealt face down or face up ability to look at ‘private hand’ of the cards and sort, organize, etc
Two questions as follows: How can I export comments How can I print comments in context Ideally, i’d like to export a PDF with the comments opened on the screen - that would be useful for printing and sharing. I have a shared workspace that has a bunch of comments on it. I’d like those comments to be expanded onto the screen and exported in a format that can be printed. Alternatively, I’d like to export the comments into a word doc or a google sheet. In the above screenshot there are two comments. When I export this to a best quality PDF, it looks like this As you can see - the comments have disappeared.
Hello, we are dreaming of a feature that lets Miro export frames to native PowerPoint format. Many customers like to work on Miro, yet need the documentation as PowerPoint file afterwards.
It would be really useful to be able to draw freeform shapes that have a colour fill. We are architects and using Miro to run design workshops remotely. It’s really useful to be able to colour parts of a drawing in to illustrate ideas, but only rarely does what we want to colour relate to the predefined filled shapes available. Could work with the existing freeform line tool, adding the ability to connect the two ends to make a closed shape, or could be a standalone drawing tool.
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