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Hi everyone, just a heads up that we are sunsetting the Experimental Webhooks support effective December 5, 2025 (as noted in our Changelog). We are officially discontinuing the Experimental Webhooks functionality and the associated endpoints: /v2-experimental/webhooks/board_subscriptions.(This does not affect other WebSDK events, such as experimental:items:update). What is ChangingOn December 5th, we are shutting down the experimental infrastructure used for sending webhook events.The Events: Miro will stop pushing event payloads to your servers. The Endpoint: The subscription endpoints will cease functioning and return errors. The Resources: We have removed the "Webhooks" section from our documentation. We have removed the associated example apps to ensure no new integrations are built on this retired architecture. Why are we doing this?We introduced webhooks to explore sending real-time updates about changes on the canvas.Through this experiment, and thanks to the early adopters who
You voted. We listened! The #1 upvoted feature on Community Wish List is here. Introducing the new hide and reveal setting for frames – manage what frames are hidden and visible on your shared boards and control when content is revealed to your participants during meetings and workshops.Board owners can now control visibility of frames. Hide content so that it stays private until the right moment to share it. Stay in control of when content is revealed on the board so you can set the stage, design workshops content step-by-step, and maintain a private space on your boards. Available on all paid plans. Read more about this magic new setting for frames here. Please leave your feedback in the comments below
We are introducing anonymous Guest Editors – the quickest and easiest way to invite collaborators that don’t have the Miro account yet. Invite anyone outside Miro to collaborate with your team on your public board without any friction or additional costs. Guest Editors don’t have to sign in or sign up for Miro to have full access rights to the board that is shared with them via a public link. Organize remote meetings, brainstorming sessions, and workshops in minutes – simply make your Miro board public and share the link with workshop participants. Don’t worry about losing access to the board if you accidentally close the tab or refresh it – as long as the board is public, it will be shared with Guest Editors. Learn more about anonymous Guest Editors in our Help Center article. Guest Editors are available for Team, Business, Enterprise, Consultant, and Education plans
Take control of your (virtual) space with Miro’s improved timer plugin! Set your timer during group activities to keep everyone on track and play background music to get people in the right mindset. The improved timer allows you to:Time box an activity such as brainstorming or voting Pause the timer when needed Add time to the timer with the click of a button Choose royalty free background tunes The new timer plugin is available on Education, Team, Consultant, Business, and Enterprise plan. Visit the Help Center to learn more.
A few feature appears to be out of beta and has started showing up on various accounts, so I figured I would post about it.The feature? I’m unofficially calling it: Board Content Copy Permissions.As it turns out, I was close with the name. Here’s a link to the official Help Center article → Board Content settings DISCLAIMERI don’t work for Miro.Everything I am sharing with you here is what I discovered today on my own (and I will surely get some of it wrong). I have no idea when this will be available to other users or on which plan types.In short, this feature lets the board owner specify who should be allowed to copy content from within your board or the entire board, i.e., Duplicate it.The discoveryMy spouse had this new feature pop up on her Education Plan today. What she saw first: Clicking the Set permissions button took me to the Team profile → Permissions page where there is a new Board content settings section at the bottom: Note: From my testing in an Education Plan, only
We just released Grids to Miro users and are actively looking for feedback. If you have this feature, tried it and feel like sharing your thoughts with us, don’t hesitate to let us know!
With Miro block by Notion, you can embed publicly shared boards into any of your Notion pages. Just type /miro on the page to get started. Learn more about Notion Embeds here. Kudos to the Notion team on this release! If you also want to build your custom integration or embed Miro into your software - check out Miro API. Also, come back here to the Developer Forum to discuss your projects with your peers
[SEP, 30. UPD] Hi there, We’ve released a new Desktop App version to everyone Here’s a full list of improvements:Main updatesUsers can FINALLY open board links (e.g. the ones shared with them on Slack) right in the desktop app. Spell checker is now available It’s possible to paste images right from the clipboardOther enhancementsThe app now uses up to 40% less RAM & supports Chinese, Korean, Japanese & Vietnamese languagesBug fixesSSO authorization now works in 100% cases Users don’t get randomly logged out anymore Keyboard shortcuts now work on boards as well as the dashboard Before, when users updated the app, in some cases it could get stuck in the infinite update loop. We fixed it! Install links: MacOS, Windows x64, Windows x86And please share your feedback about the new version in the comments below. Thanks! Read the old post here Hi everyone! We need your help in beta-testing of the new Miro Desktop app version.It is more stable, secure, and uses less RAM (it's reduced
Hello Community, We’re excited to announce that you can now create diagrams using code with Mermaid and PlantUML apps right in Miro. With these apps you can automate the process of generating complex diagrams with a simple text language — so you don’t have to worry about design and layout. No need to align diagrams or manually update designs — design and layout are automatically applied Copy your diagram code from other sources like GitHub or Notion to automatically re-create your diagram in Miro Visit the Marketplace to install Mermaid and PlantUML Note, in this first version code will generate an image. We’re curious to hear your feedback and input for the next version Updates!Both apps support editing (only on newly created diagrams). To edit, select the image generated by one of the apps and then click the toolbar icon. The source of the original diagram will be loaded in the editor. Both apps are update to the latest version supporting new diagram types like C4 architectur
As some of you already noticed grids are now tables in Miro. The new name comes with the updated functionality – you can now merge cells, and copy content from spreadsheets! Tables let you have the best of both worlds – we are adding more structure to your visual collaboration, while keeping things flexible:Copy content from spreadsheets, merge cells, and use versatile formatting options to create easy-to-read text tables Add sticky notes, images, files, and more to organize visual content betterVisit Help Center to learn more and let us know what you think about this update in the thread
Hi Community,Everything you need to create a great presentation or diagram is now right in Miro. Give your work a professional, polished look with alignment guides and dimensions. It’s now easier than ever to Dimensions show the exact size of an object, space objects evenly or make them the same size When turned on, guides appear as you drag an object on the board Fine-tune your presentation designs, and ensure all your diagrams have consistency Visit our help center to learn more. Let us know how you use dimensions.Happy diagramming,Turner
We’ve been especially focused on improving Miro UX in the past two to three months, and Auto Layout has been one of those changes we implemented to help our users work in Miro faster and more intuitively than ever before. Let us know what you think. Have you tried Auto Layout and other features we released recently? Is there anything else that doesn’t work as expected or is currently missing in your opinion?
We want to give remote teams the solution as simple and intuitive as a physical whiteboard. That is why today we are launching enhanced stylus support on touch devices.It is ideal for those who prefer sketching their ideas by hand, or need a quick and easy way to explain their ideas visually to drive initial team alignment.Here are the new cool features we’ve added to our Pen tool:Palm rejection allowing you sketch ideas quickly and naturally on touch devices without leaving unwanted marks Three drawing presets letting you switch between saved colors and pen thickness to speed up work Highlighter enabling you to annotate boards and facilitate meetings in a more visual and engaging way Lasso tool helping select and move hand-drawn objects on the board easilyVisit Help Center to learn more, and let us know what you think about these updates! P.S. Palm rejection was one of the top requested updates in the Community – thanks everyone for your thoughts and feedback that helped us ship this
Hi everyone, Melissa here from the Product Marketing team at Miro. We have another update for you this week. Accidentally delete your board? No need to worry — you can now access and restore boards that have been deleted in the last 30 days. Restoring boards from Trash is available for Team, Business, Consultant, Education, and Enterprise plans only. If you’re on the free plan, there are a few options for you. When you delete a board, you’ll see a confirmation notification where you can click “Undo.” You can also restore the board if you have the board URL. The easiest way to find the link is to search for the name of the board in your browser history or your email inbox. For more information, visit our Help Center to learn more.
Hi everyone! It’s Natalie, Product Marketing Manager of Stickies Capture - a magical feature that helps instantly digitize and edit the results of your offline workshops, retros and brainstorms. With one quick photo, instantly convert dozens of handwritten sticky notes into digital ones in the Miro app.Stickies Capture + Miro collaborative whiteboard => 📲Digitize and edit handwritten sticky notes (all devices); 🏃♂️Invite your team to keep collaboration going (all devices); 🗃Move from idea to implementation by adding more files, diagrams and comments next to your stickies (all devices); 💫Convert stickies into Jira tasks or spreadsheets (desktop); 🙋🏻♀️Timebox activities and vote on sticky notes (desktop); 🎤Turn brainstorm into a presentation (desktop). It's FREE and works on iOS, or Android apps, and in desktop browser! Try it now, and don't worry if you don't have a picture with stickies in your clipboard - there's a demo photo that you can test right away.
Miro’s What’s New product showcase may be over, but the conversations around Miro AI are just getting started! 🎉Join our Community Forum to see what others are saying about Miro’s newest AI features that take generating stickies, mindmaps, and images to a new level!To join in on the discussion, see the 3 community threads below:AI Feedback - Let us know your thoughts on what was presented in today’s What New Webinar AI Wish List - Have an Idea for Miro? Submit ideas to our community wish list Miro AI Challenge - Show us what problems will Miro’s newest beta feature help you solve for a chance to win! Our entire team is excited to hear directly from you all and will be checking the comments and joining in on the discussions happening all week. We can’t wait to hear from you–– see you in the comments!
Integrations Asana Cards are available for Team, Business, Enterprise, Consultant plans only Import Asana tasks to Miro and invite your team to discuss, prioritize, and sync on the tasks visually in real time, seeing everyone equally engaged. Install now
Hello Miro Community, I’m excited to let you know that we just released the entity relationship diagram modeling tool. To design efficient databases, a clear-eyed understanding of the entities, attributes and relationships in your system is essential. Entity relationship diagrams make gaining clarity easier. Use them to visualize databases, and collaborate with team members to define and refine your diagram on the fly. The result? A well-designed system with less re-work during the building process.The benefits of creating entity relationship diagrams in Miro: Industry standard shape packs help teams build world-class systems together Improve the quality of your databases by visualizing and removing redundant entities and relationships With just one tool, collaborate and build entity relationship diagrams, so teams spend their time designing better solutions — not context switching This is part of our Smart Diagramming offer and available for Enterprise, Business, Consultant and
Hello Community,We’re very excited about the next product news update!How do you bring big ideas to life? Break them down into smaller pieces. You can now view high level concepts or zoom in on critical details of your mind map by collapsing and expanding branches. This way you can: Navigate large mind maps more easily Focus on branches without distraction Collaborate with team members and stakeholders at the right level of detail For more information check out our Help Center.We would love to see your creations. Share your mind maps in the comments, and inspire others on the Community.Happy mind mapping!Turner
Anonymous mode The new version of Private Mode on sticky notes allows you and your team to re-word, prepare, and consider ideas completely anonymously.Experience a safe space to run retrospectives and feedback sessions on Miro. When we say anonymous, we mean anonymous -- No authors in user-experience: Cursors and hover-over names are anonymized (names and colors) No labels on interface: Author labels would say “Anonymous” forever Back-end panels anonymised: Widget info would note “Anonymous” for ‘Created by’Interested in trying it? Click here!#agileretrospectives #Retrospectives #Miro #agilemindset
Hey everyone, Lindsey here, Product Marketing Manager for Remote Meetings and Workshops. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or have found yourself suddenly remote, running remote meetings and workshops can be challenging. We’ve released a series of enhancements and new resources to help you design and facilitate amazing online sessions in Miro. Setup and Preparation Visual Notes - Set an agenda, add instructions, or an outline of the board for easy audience onboarding. *New* Meeting and Workshop Templates - Get a head start designing your boards. Check out the new templates available in-app in the Templates Library. Lock - Lock elements and templates to the background to avoid accidental editing. This UX improvement reduces the chance of accidental unlocking. *New* Guest Editors (all paid plans) - The quickest and easiest way to invite collaborators that don’t have a Miro account yet. Remote Facilitation Screen Sharing - Enable participants to follow along as you navigate
Hi everyone, You can now import vsdx files into Miro, this allows you to transfer diagrams from Lucidchart, Microsoft Visio, and Draw.io/Diagramming.net into Miro, so you and your team can collaborate and diagram in one tool.Diagrams are fully editable in Miro Miro supports bulk import (import multiple diagrams in one go) Continue diagramming in an easy, intuitive tool that your entire team can useYou can find a detailed how-to import from Lucidchart, Microsoft Visio, or Draw.io/Diagramming.net on our Help Center.Happy diagramming!Turner
Imagine working on a massive Miro board with dozens of collaborators: sometimes your content can be accidentally moved around or deleted by other editors. Board history makes it possible to automatically save and recover versions of Miro boards enabling you to collaborate with additional confidence. Access board history under board history icon on your Miro boards in the bottom left collaboration toolbar Board versions are automatically saved every hour as well as at the end of each collaborative session If you want to continue working with an earlier version of your board, you can create a copy of it without disrupting the work of your team members Visit Help Center to learn more and let us know what you think in the thread!
Hello, Miro! Today we are thrilled to share the launch of the #1 most requested feature from you all over the past year: introducing the Miro app for Zoom. Now teams can seamlessly open a Miro board directly in their Zoom meeting, share it with meeting participants, and co-create together — all without switching tools. ✅To get started, add the Miro app for Zoom, and read more about our partnership with Zoom on our blog. ❓Need help? Read more about getting the most out of the Miro app for Zoom in our Help Center. To access Miro’s app, admin must approve & enable Zoom Apps for your team’s account, which you can read about in our Admin Guide. 🚀Today we are LIVE on Product Hunt. Check us out, and let us know what you think in the Product Hunt comments! We can’t wait to see how you all use Miro in Zoom to make your meetings more human.
Miro updated wireframing functionality enables you to create simple low-fidelity prototypes of website pages and product screens in a matter of minutes – even if you don't have much design experience.What changes did we make? Refreshed the look and feel of devices (phone, tablet, and browser), and made them sticky Added new interactive UI components Integrated with an extensive icon library Visit Help Center, read the blog post and watch the video to learn more about the enhanced Miro Wireframing. Share your feedback on new wireframes in the comments
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