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Miro Community Team
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Meet the Community | Introduce Yourself

Hi Miro Community! Take a moment to introduce yourself to the rest of the community. Feel free to follow this template if you’re not sure where to begin: Introduction template: 🎤 Name ( pronouns optional) 📍 Location 💻 Organization + Role 💛 Areas of Expertise (ie. Product Management, Agile, Design, etc) 🎨 Interesting Fact About You We can’t wait to get to know you all better and see you create the next big thing in this Miro Community!

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Vedran
VedranActive Contributor
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Formulas for Miro

Hello everyone! I’m working on a new app for Miro called Formulas and I’d love to get feedback from the community here. The Formulas app brings your Miro board to life by enabling board items to dynamically change their values and colors based on the other items in your board. Check out the video below for the full pitch, but here are some examples of what the plugin can do: Run calculations like Sum or Average against the items in your board Create a sticky that changes its background color to red automatically if it has a negative number Make a text block that combines the text of all items inside of a frame. Keep the value of a sticky in sync with another sticky or text block on the board. Count the number of dots in frames as a custom voting exercise I’m nearly happy with the basic functionality of the app currently, but I don’t have a clear idea of real-world use cases, so please tell me what you think. Do you think this app is just a fun gimmick or would it help with something yo

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Clifford ShanonNew Here
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Infinitum Corporation

A strategy map

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Valerie huangNew Here
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Jason and Golden Fleece

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Kyle.C
Kyle.CActive Contributor
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Miro Desktop App vs. Web Browser

Okay community, vote and settle this debate! Which one do you prefer and why? Desktop/Mobile App vs. Web Browser I prefer the desktop app because I like to keep my browser tabs minimal and organized. I cannot have too many open at one time! I think of Miro as a program so I like to use it like an application and not a website. I’ll use the mobile app from time-to-time to make quick notes or edits. It’s a good tool to have even though I don’t use it that often.

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David Shanks
David ShanksMiro Hero
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using pre-recorded video for Talktrack

I’ve been working out how to use pre-recorded videos for Talktrack, so that I can get the delivery right, apply edits, then navigate the board. Set up an OBS Virtual Camera and add your pre-recorded video as a Media Source. Ensure that the audio from the media source is being sent to the virtual camera with the Monitor and Output setting. Route your audio to a virtual sound source. If you’re on a Mac I’ve found Blackhole to be the best way to do this, and the Multi Output Device preset is ideal as it will enable you to hear the audio whilst navigating the board as part of the Talktrack recording. Select your virtual webcam and virtual sound source as part of the Talktrack recording. 🎥… Profit! Of course, this will be redundant if it becomes possible to upload videos to Talktrack, but until then...

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Tips for organizing large Miro boards effectively?

Hi everyone, I’m working on a project where my team and I are using Miro to map out a really complex workflow. The board has gotten quite large, and it’s starting to feel a bit overwhelming to navigate and keep things organized. Does anyone have any tips or best practices for: Structuring large boards? Keeping things visually clean and easy to follow? Helping team members quickly find what they need? I’d love to hear how others are tackling this! Thanks in advance. 😊

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Media LancersNew Here
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Artook Content Topics Mindmap

A visual map to identify categories and topics we’ll talk about in the content plan

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Amen Teng
Amen TengBeginner
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Import and view Autodesk 3D files on Miro

Hello Miro community! Exciting news! We're delighted to announce that our new app, Autodesk for Miro, designed to seamlessly import Autodesk 3D files to your Miro board, is nearly ready for launch. In addition to full Forge viewer experience, including setting different viewports, this app promises to revolutionize your workflow. Currently, we're in the private preview phase and would greatly appreciate your input to ensure it's just right. Interested in helping us out? Please reach out for access to the preview! amen.teng[at]servicerocket.com Looking forward to collaborating with you!

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thezaneBeginner
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Zoom / Size best practices?

I’m brand new to Miro and working on creating a large board for facilitating an all day workshop for a smallish group. I initially started by copying over some templates, but as I got comfortable I just started creating my own thing. I’ve discovered that I’m having to use text sizes of 900 for example, and the zoom is set to just a few %. Is there any problem with this? Should I be targeting using “normal” text sizes and doing everything at 100%, or is it totally irrelevant as long as I keep things in proportion to one another? I’m worried that I’m going to get even more hours into setting this up and suddenly realize that actually having apparently huge everything actually screws me up somehow. Any thoughts much appreciated! Thank you,

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Robert Johnson
Robert JohnsonVolunteer Community Moderator
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MultiFrame: A Miro app to individually frame many items at once

Need to frame multiple items at once? Select them, launch MultiFrame, and click Create frames. MultiFrame also supports: Three different padding options: None (default Half Normal (Miro’s standard padding when using the “Create frame” action) Ten colour options: White Black 8 x Miro brand colours Or no colour at all (default) Several aspect ratios – force all newly created frames to one of the following: 16:9 4:3 1:1 A4 Letter Legal 11x17 Get MultiFrame here → https://miro.com/marketplace/multiframe/ Role the credits @Max Harper at Refractive – for going above and beyond to build this using the Web SDK v1.0. @Jonathan White & Hilary Jenkins at Hiro Studio for providing a number of app icons ideas (we started simple, but will sprinkle in some color down the road). @Vedran at Hookshot Software for his guidance in my learning some React and TypeScript after being away from a developer role for nearly two decades.

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Maureen H.Mironeer
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Learn: “How I do Customer Journey Mapping in Miro” with Maureen

Hello Miro Community! I'm Maureen, part of Miro's product design team and I’d like to invite you to join me in this video to see how we create and use customer journey maps in Miro! Watch to see how we: ✍️ Collaborate with users to map out their Miro experience. 🧠 Brainstorm with the team to tackle insights. 🚀 Create actionable to-dos to make a real impact. 💻 Watch: How I do Customer Journey Mapping in Miro” with Maureen You can also access this free Miroverse Template with my Talktrack that I cover in the video. 💬 Have a question, comment or want to share how YOU run journey mapping in Miro? Share your thoughts and boards in the comments below—I'd love to hear from you!

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Natalie Nedre
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Natalie NedreMironeer
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Innovation Wonderland Day 5 – join the calendar template challenge and win 🎉🗓️

It’s day five of Innovation Wonderland week! For our final community challenge of 2024, show off your creativity by designing your very own calendar template. Every participant wins swag! 🏆 Here’s the challenge: Design your calendar template in Miro Looking for inspiration? Check out these ideas from the Miro team. Submit multiple template to increase your odds of winning the big prize Submit your template(s) in Miroverse Share a link to your template(s) in this thread by Friday, Jan 31, 2025 Winners will be announced the week of Feb 3, 2025 🗳️Voting and judging: Two winners will be selected — one in each of the following categories: Community choice: Decided based on the number of likes and copies the template receives in Miroverse. Miro team choice: Decided by a panel of Mironeer judges based on relevance, layout and design, and ease of use. 🎯 Relevance: Have you created a template that meets the challenge criteria? 🎨 Layout and design: Is your template organized, attractive, and

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Elizabeth Tai
Elizabeth TaiBeginner
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Do you use Miro for product planning?

We all know how challenging product planning sessions can get—trying to align on priorities, managing feature requests, and ensuring everything stays connected to the overall development process can feel like herding cats, especially when dealing with teams spread across different locations worldwide. At our company, we faced this challenge too. Initially, we used Miro solely for brainstorming sessions. However, we decided to experiment further and began utilizing it for ideation and product planning as well. We quickly discovered that transferring information from our GitHub issues to Miro was a hassle because it required us to copy and paste chunks of information. To streamline this process, we developed an app to integrate GitHub, allowing us to import issues easily and eliminate manual work. Over time, we realized the need for a template to avoid rebuilding the page repeatedly. Now, with our tailored template, we efficiently map out roadmaps, plan features, and track tasks. Our tai

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Gargi RupareliaNew Here
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How are you feeling today?

How are you feeling today?

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Jeff Jones WDBeginner
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#MiroAI AI Engine to read an image of a diagram and create a Miro Board

#MiroAI I frequently get diagrams in images (jpg, png, gif, etc.). It would be awesome to have an AI engine that could do an “OCR” type scan, but convert everything in the image of the diagram into an editable Miro Board with Miro Components (not just putting the image into a Board, but converting the image into Miro components in a new Board). This would be a life changer!!!

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Robert Johnson
Robert JohnsonVolunteer Community Moderator
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New app: Mapsy – Create a mind map node from a Card, Shape, Sticky Note, or Text

I have been using the Miro Assist Expand with ideas action on mind map nodes and am loving it. However, what has frustrated me is, when I have another objects type, e.g., a sticky note from a brainstorming activity and I want to turn it into a mind map, I have to copy the text, create a mind map, and paste the text into the mind map – that is just too many steps. Given there was no “switch type” action to convert objects into mind maps, but there is CRUD (create, read, update, delete) mind map in the Miro SDK in an experimental release, I had the idea to take @Yash's open-source Cardsy app (that makes cards from other objects) and use it to make a one-click solution to create mind map nodes from other objects. Thanks to @Max Harper for assisting with the final lines of code, you can try it our for yourself here. Install link The install link can be found here → https://linktr.ee/realrobertjohnson Note: This is an unofficial Miro app. You may also be blocked from installing it from your

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Elizabeth Tai
Elizabeth TaiBeginner
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How do you make it easier for stakeholders to participate in design reviews?

Hello Miro community, I’m following up on a previous post I made about using Autodesk and Miro together for design reviews. This time, I want to dive deeper into two specific topics: Design reviews across disciplines Many design reviews involve stakeholders who aren’t familiar with technical tools like Autodesk. How do you structure your Miro boards or facilitate discussions to make sure that non-technical participants can engage productively and meaningfully? What are the specific ways you use Miro to make them more accessible? Streamlining approvals Capturing feedback and securing sign-offs during reviews can often be a bottleneck. What strategies or workflows have you found effective in making this process more efficient? Do you rely on Miro for this, or do you integrate other tools alongside Autodesk and Miro to manage approvals? I’d appreciate hearing how your teams navigate these challenges and any best practices you’ve developed. Some ideas from our template Our team developed a

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Robert Johnson
Robert JohnsonVolunteer Community Moderator
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List of shape options with smaller radius corners

I recently noticed a colleague using a shape that had smaller radius corners than the basic rounded rectangle shape, and that the corner size remained the same as the shape was resized. Upon further investigation, I found they were using the UML → Activity diagramming shape. And after some more digging, I saw that the UML → Interface object had even smaller radius corners. Here is a board I put together with the different shapes I found (feel free to copy the board by clicking on the board title and using the Duplicate action): While these other shape objects solve my problem of the basic rounded rectangle shape’s corners being way too big (as noted in this Wish List idea post) when I need to make the rectangle very big, the only downside I am seeing is that the font size does not scale with the shape:

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Mironeer
Miro Community Team
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Innovation Wonderland Day 1 - let the fun begin! 🎉✨

🎄✨ Innovation Wonderland is here, it’s true. Each day a new surprise, a gift, for you. Today’s custom stickers are just the start, a creative token straight from the heart! ✨🎄 Innovation Wonderland Day 1 - let the fun begin! 🎉✨ From now until Dec 13, Miro Heroes and Miro Forum users will be able to participate in a new activity each day — and everyone can claim a gift! 🎁✨ We’re revealing the first gift today at the kickoff party , so don’t miss it! Join us: 🕔 5 PM CET / 8 AM PST Can’t make it? No worries — timezones can be tricky! Check back on this post later for details on how to receive today’s gift. If you’re able to join, we’d love to see you there! Moments together are rare, so let’s have some fun, share a virtual toast to all we’ve accomplished and unwrap the first gift together.

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Elizabeth Tai
Elizabeth TaiBeginner
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How do you conduct design review sessions with Autodesk and Miro?

Hello everyone! Our team has been exploring ways to make design reviews more seamless, especially for teams that use Autodesk and Miro together. If you’re using both tools, I’d love to learn more about your workflow. For example: How do you transfer designs from Autodesk into Miro? What’s your process for adding annotations, feedback, or markups? Do you use Miro to present your designs to clients? If yes or no, we’d love to hear the reasons! What recurring challenges during design reviews? If you could improve one thing about how these tools work together, what would it be? Just a quick note that our team did create Autodesk for Miro, which connects Miro with Autodesk and enables the designs to be reviewed and improved further by teams. We’re hoping to better understand the challenges people face in this space so that we can improve their workflows further. Please share your thoughts, tips, or gripes below. It’ll be super helpful!

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VanessaMMNew Here
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Netiqueta

Defina as regras de conduta e participação do grupo, baseadas nos princípios da netiqueta.

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Said Saddouk
Said SaddoukGroup Leader
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Best Miro-Apps for #Gamification in Miro

Which are your favorite Miro-apps from the market place when it comes to create games or gamification elements on a miro board? My favorite is the “ Dice ” app. Very usefull for every activity that needs a dice or some random numbers. https://miro.com/marketplace/dice/ Select between 1 and 5 existing widgets on a Miro board and click on the dice symbol in your toolbar. On every selected widget a new sticker will appear showing a randomly generated number from 1 to 6. Key Features: Select multiple widgets simultaneously. The dice stickers will not disappear and can be deleted when they are no longer needed. Also the “ Totally Random ” App is very helpful. https://miro.com/marketplace/totally-random/ The app comes with four starter tools that run simple randomization functions: Pick 1 item at random. Pick a number between a min and max. Divide a group of items into X number of even random groups. Shuffle a group items’ positions randomly. Key Features: Pick 1 item at random: Select sever

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John DraiseyBeginner
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End Dates should automatically match Start Date +1 unless otherwise specified

Much like Expedia, the End Date of a task should automatically match the start date, or start date +1 depending on what you guys think, so that we don’t have to click through 1-12 months of date pages when planning things. That’s hundreds of button clicks just for one day of planning. Also, starting a Calendar on Tuesday is psychotic haha, please start on Monday on the left most column. Not Tuesday.

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Elizabeth Tai
Elizabeth TaiBeginner
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What other areas of sales account planning should we add to our template?

Last week, my colleague Niro mentioned how we created Salesforce for Miro app and the Sales Account Planning with Salesforce template after working to solve one sales team’s problems. After working with the sales team, we learned that account planning is vital for sales teams. It helps them understand their accounts, align resources, and create clear strategies to grow and retain key relationships. As a key player in the EPD (Engineering, Product, and Development) area, we realized that this sales account planning process could benefit from the Agile methodology that we’re familiar with. Here’s a quick rundown on Agile sprints, which originated from software development: They are organized, time-boxed work periods designed to help teams make steady progress, stay flexible, work together, and keep improving. Sales team can mirror the iterative nature of sprints by breaking down sales goals into manageable tasks such as weekly targets or pipeline reviews. Just as Agile emphasizes flexibi

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