Miro Reviews: 4.8/5 — Highly Rated

The ease of using Miro and the ability to collaborate. A lot of features are very intuitive, and I do not need to struggle to figure out anything while using the platform

Would like to see a few more commonly used templates - like org structure planning which can help in business discussions as well. Currently felt that was missing.

Miro is helping me in effectively collaborating with my team members, real-time updates from across team members, multiple boards and templates for collaboration.

Infinite whiteboard and real time feedback in my opinion are most crutial features in Miro. By using a lot of pre defined templates you are basically able to handle any kind of on-line collaborative session - brainstorming, retrospectives and a lot more! Also integrations with task management software makes usage of Miro much more efficient, tasks are created with literally one click!

For me a little bit annoying is that every time when you log in through web application you are prompted to use desktop one, and application is asking for that every time.

Miro is solving problem of visual collaboration in remote environment. It makes a lot of sense to use Miro for team activities or retro calls, also for planning sessions in case of those can't be handled in person.

Miro provides the utmost flexibility and dynamics when it comes to positioning and resizing the shapes.

Overpriced, project organization is a bit cumbersome process

Team brainstorming, collaborations, retros, strategic planning workshops

Miro is easy to use and contains all tools for any collaborative activity, sometimes it's even more efficient than on-site activities. Compared to competitors Miro is an absolute winner.

A few times when a meeting was handled in miro people could not talk via microphone. But this could be a browser problem and occurred just few times and about a year ago.

Miro simplifies any online collaboration between people. Miro was used for brainstorming, retro meetings, and keeping documentation after meetings in the companies I've worked for.

>Miro is helpful for creating easy, visually comfortable flowcharts to identify specific steps in project management, which is essential for achieving your organization's goals because this way, you focus on the details necessary to succeed >On miro, it is easy to track the progress of your projects, prioritize your tasks and understand basic workflow to meet your organization's deadlines >Due to the integration of Miro with Jira, the entire project management workflow becomes super smooth >The team is passionate about their product that's why top-notch customer support

Nothing to report overall, but this tool is expensive for freelancers or those individual who wants to start their own business

>Due to planning and tracking our marketing campaigns by Miro so not only our sales volume boosts but also it gives rise to our brand recognition; >By creating marketing plans, we set out a strategy to target ideal customers because in this way we focus on the human side instead of the technology

The intuitive and user-friendly interface is fantastic because it makes it easy to connect and collaborate with remote teams and clients. Miro makes an extra effort to make it easy to organize, store and access project data. Furthermore, Miro offers various helpful tools and toolsets such as mind-mapping, brainstorming and stakeholder management to help maximize the efficiency of marketing initiatives.

Some of its features can be pretty complex and difficult to learn for new users. They need some training because of this, even if they are necessary tools. Additionally, switching from one platform to Miro may be challenging due to the lack of import/export functions, which can be time-consuming.

Miro is a perfect tool to create visual project plans, collaborate on ideas with remote teams and plan for upcoming campaigns. I use the platform to analyze data, store essential documents and files, and keep everyone on the same page. Miro's tools allow teams to make progress on projects and avoid delays.

almost infinite space and the ability to drop multiple types of files

lots of functionality which could be explained better on how to use (hints and tips)

the ability to document and track all my tasks in one place

Miro board is interactive and easy to use. What I like most is the templates already created that I can re-use on my own projects.

Sometimes the navigation is a little difficult and I'm always switching modes between the navigation and the drag and drop.

Miro is making project planning interactive across the team.

Miro - is the simplest way to visualise my thoughts, to share it with the team, do it in realtime. Wonderfull tool for brainstorm and collaborative work. I can choose from many templates and examples or do it my own way. The most flexible and powerful tool at the same time.

The are still some slowdown in web-version when I work with a large number of objects. The Mac OS version is faster.

It's the best tool to visualise my thoughts.

La capacidad de que solo se limite a tu creatividad, puedes hacer un excelente trabajo solo siendo creativo, ayuda a hacer otro tipo de evaluaciones fuera de la norma

Algunas herramientas son poco intuitivas y debes pasar bastante tiempo adivinando que es lo que hace. Me gustaría una herramienta que te permitiese cortar de manera libre y no solo geométrica

Fue una plataforma para mi evaluación final en un curso universitario, para darle un uso más gráfico y fuera de lo cún oma las evaluaciones tradicionales, tuvimos que hacer una pizarra desde cero para explicar una tematica

It is so intuitive and easy to pick up. I've had many people not use Miro before and come to use it for one of my workshops or sessions and pick up how to use it very quickly. I personally like diagramming and wireframing for my job as it's quick and easy to apply quick digital sketches of user journeys and flows.

I dislike the removal of the web capture feature with no real explanation for why. I was directed to an article but it didn't outline any reason for the removal. There was speculation that perhaps it wasn't used enough, that it was buggy etc. But I really used it a lot in my work. Of course there are system workarounds, but I now feel like it's not worth my time and I might as well use other programs such as Figma or Figjam to host web clippings.

The ability to house my brain dumps and still make sense of it. I am able to walk people through my thinking behind a topic and I'm able to draw out flows and journeys a lot easier than other apps or programs. It makes it easy to share my work without having to adjust permissions all the time and is one of the easiest share settings around.

Miro is very easy to use for beginners and well suited in real time collaboration. Many features make collaboration /visualisation work very smoothly. > Bring all users to the same point in a diagram with a click > Simple sillouhette/map at bottom right for fast navigation > Connectors / arrows auto adjust curvature around other objects - aesethically pleasing compared to sharp right-angles of other platforms > Number of extensions / tools are easy to access and extend fairly basic default features (e.g. add icons, add t

Some of the default features are quite basic: > Tables in particular are very basic and a little clunky to use or add data too. > There are few functions to manage/organize pages. You can add pages to a folder ('project'), but some additional features such as tags or subfolders would help.

> Diagrams are easy to produce and aesthetically pleasing > Real time collaboration features are the best I've used - very straightforward to edit boards simultaneously without getting in each others way, and the updated are truly real time for all users.

So useful and easy to acces. We shared one pin for all my team and it was limited quality and satisfaction

Most of the features are less accessibleIf you do not have a premiuum account

You can share a likited space with all your team mates or with your colleagues. It helps you to be more creative with the colors and different tables or graphics

I really love that all projects are shared among the teams and we can really get inspired. I like the fact that it is easy to use and very interactive for the one creating it and as well as for the reader.

Hmm, sometimes the buttons are not that easy to discover, but after you get used to it, everything is there. I had a lot of fun getting used to this app, and i absolutely love it.

Creating technic views of all the subjects we need to share within our teams. It is an amazing app that we can use for multiple presentations. Great tool for Project management, goal settings and not only.

Miro is an incredible platform as soon as you need a team to collaborate online, and even offline. Compared to other great platforms, Miro impressed me by the number of templates and the ability to accept a huge number of participants (up to 400 at the same time).

Nothing really. Well, it would be great if it could be cheaper! :))

We often collaborate internally and with customers and users. Either we want to build a user journey map, to draw processes or to brainstorm over a strategic plan, we open Miro and let the magic happen.

>Although it may take some time to understand fully, it is easy to get started, understand, and be attractive to everyone. >Miro is a robust tool that keeps track of your ongoing projects. This way, it keeps your projects on schedule and manages your virtual coworkers. >Sticky notes, team votings, Styles and Themes, Custom Icons, Instant Messaging, Screen Sharing, File Sharing, Custom Templates, and the use of stickers are very beneficial for every organization because, in this way, we Break complex tasks into parts and steps and complex ideas into simple and easy ways to avoid stress and procrastination to increase the productivity of the organization >Customer support

Nothing to report because the creation of a basic flowchart and voting feature is complex on Lucidspark, but on Miro, these features are very cool

>As a Project Manager, Miro helps me to keep my overall project in one place and gives me an excellent excuse to note the activity of every coworker and stay busy. >Collaborative brainstorming provided by Miro encourages creative thought to come up with unique, original solutions

Rich full HD quality videos and web conferencing services. Whiteboard visualisations and collaborative editing supported by HTML5-savvy with beautiful UI/UX design. Diagramming (drawing) tools automation. Conversion recording and sharing. Documents creation and editing ( Drag-drop since customised LMS templates)

My organisation and I are much appreciative and satisfied with all it offers.

Multiple activities and encrypt UC and Ccaas platform. Employee advocacy and architect drawing design tools integration.

Miro's collaborative workspace is very interesting. It facilitates real-time brainstorming and communication between team members. I also appreciate the ability to share and organize creative assets, such as images, videos and documents. Additionally, the design is intuitive, and the user interface makes it simple to create visuals quickly.

Some features can be difficult to set up and require extensive onboarding for users to properly understand how to use them. They are real-time collaborations and some visuals. And the customization options are limited, which may make it challenging to create complex visuals.

I use Miro to create visuals such as flowcharts, wireframes, and organizational charts. It is a good system for sharing and organizing assets, and its customization settings perfectly fit the desired aesthetic. As a result, our workflow is smooth, and communications are more accessible than ever. And the creative team has developed such interesting projects in a time record.

Diagrams are easy to create, update and manage. The sharing feature is very efficient. Allowing more than 1 person to work on a single copy of the document makes it easy to keep track of changes, enhancements and other peoples impact. A stunning tool

Don't dislike anything. The shared functionality of the select button was originally frustrating, but the more you use the tool, the simpler it becomes.

Working from home we are able to collaborate on designs.

I appreciate that Miro offers features that streamline project management. There are real time collaboration between virtual teams, the ability to create templates and track progress, the workspace customization to fit needs and the tasks assignment. Additionally, Miro has an intuitite user interface that I like it very much because it is a time saver.

Miro is not the most complete software: it doesn't offer a complete suit of project management functionalities. However, it is a good application for basic needs.

Miro is my right hand in various projects. I use it as a virtual workspace, thanks to its templates. And it has resulted in an interesting workflow where I can track progress, assign tasks to team members and prioritize tasks.

The platform has a clean and intuitive user interface, a robust set of features and a remarkable ability to integrate with a variety of third-party apps that make it an ideal tool for teams of any size. And its real time collaboration tools make it easy to make quick changes and stay up to date with project progress no matter where team members are located.

While the features are robust, they may not meet the exact needs of their team in some cases. Additionally, the integration with third-party apps may not be as seamless as a consultant would like.

As an IT Consultant, I have found that Miro is an excellent tool for facilitating collaboration among teams. With its intuitive user interface, teams share progress and make changes to projects. Additionally, Miro's analytics and reporting tools can provide me with valuable insights into performance trends and optimization opportunities.

-Very easy to pick up and effortlessly start working without spending time looking around for things -Amazing when used on an ipad or tablet -Lots of amazing templates to use

-The desktop app lags a little bit. -The browser app is good but needs an external monitor to navigate quickly. -Mobile apps can get better in terms of navigation

-Team collaboration with virtual teams. Brainstorming, ideation and whiteboard planning. -Community templates to get you started quickly and very less learning curve

>Miro offers an immense number of templates for planning and decision-making to identify new opportunities within the business >Easy creation of flowcharts benefits to view the better plan features to standardize the process >Miro's online collaborative whiteboard for cross-functional teams helps to gain better insights and Spur innovative ideas for any project >Custom Icons of Miro provide a more appealing visual representation

Nothing to dislike as Miro meets our company standards as a virtual classroom.

>Miro also offers excellent functions for facilitators on the way to install their boards without difficulty and run meetings and workshops easily >Virtual whiteboard helps to visualize thoughts and concepts; in this way, we get a broader point of view to achieve our goals. >Live collaboration allows me to project plan with coworkers to increase productivity. In this way, Miro has raised the crew of our organization

The flexibility and total creative freedom

It could work better on mobile and have more specialized workshopping tools. Although there are some specialized tools for that, some of them are clunky

I'm starting to run most of my day-to-day work life on Miro. Collaboration, planning, and organizing projects can all be done on Miro

O Miro me permite autonomia e agilidade para desenhar meus projetos e processos necessários.

Por enquanto não possui intervenções. No meu cenário tem funcionado muito bem.

O desenho de processos e fluxos são muito mais rápidos e eficazes o que me faz ganhar tempo e agilidade em meu dia a dia.

- The possibility to have an infinite blank space where it is possible to do a bunch of different things - The possibility to share content with team and clients - Real time collaboration with team members - Useful templates for different works

- Would be awesome to make export in pdf available without the need of upgrading

- It is very helpful in the first phases of the design process for things such as use cases definition, study of client's documentation, brainstorming, HMI flows

The INFINITE nature of the Whiteboard combined with all the other tools and features that can co-exist simultaneously on the same board!! I have stopped using Evernote !!

Nothing so far ... all things are awesome I still have to use all the power of Miro to understand what can be added ... if at all there is such a thing!!

I am a Course Creator and also am looking to fully realize my Drone design company ...with so many ideas floating around in my head with no proper anchoring Miro is helping me do that very very and one more very effectively!!

A lot of features it has takes my heart. In my day to day life, sticky notes are very handy. Using sticky notes with the team making sure of the timelines, and assigning group tasks become very easy while using Miro. Team votings and use of stickers are also other value adds to it.

Right click movements are a bit awkward when it comes to move around. Also, to be honest as much as my daily life is contained I havent really come across any such major problem.

Team collaboration becomes very easy with Miro on board. I can set up frameworks using it, assign timelines on deliverables jointly with the team. Also it helps us to dive deeper inside in order to understand and evaluate what went well for us and what did not when it came to execution.

Miro is extremely easy to use for those not accustomed to any online whiteboard tool. At the same time, Miro also provides great features for facilitators so that they can set up their boards easily and run meetings and workshops smoothly. Some of my favorite things are: I love how easy it is to align and cluster objects and I also like how the features are constantly being improved. The voting feature is a good example of that, it used to be challenging to use it with less experienced people but recently the user experience has improved a lot. I like how easy it is to switch between mouse and trackpad and that it applies to all tabs. The Board history feature and the ability to restore deleted elements are life safer.

The table feature can be tricky to use with images and sometimes Miro can get a bit slow but that usually only happens when I have bigger projects/workshops with a lot of elements and images on the boards. I sometimes have issues with the Google Images app. Some features I would like to have as a user: - I wish there were more colors of sticky notes or that we could set up the color the same way it's possible to do with shapes. - I also wish it were possible to skip frames in presentation mode or determine which frames on the board I want to show when presenting. - I wish it were possible to change the size and position of the timer and have more than one timer at the same time. - I'm not a big fan of how the cards look like on the Kanban feature, I wish they looked more like sticky notes instead of rectangles.

Miro helps me run collaborative workshops, visualize important things and facilitate better decision-making. It also helps me create a shared understanding within my teams. Miro helped me keep people on the same page when it was impossible to get everybody in the same room.

I find it superbly easy to collaborate and work in the tool on the infinite canvas. You can create a canvas for one project and organize it entirely in a single pane. The wide number of templates available help you immensely as well as you can find mostly anything you need from a simple kanban board to flowcharts or daily standups.

I have not yet identified a major downside to it, probably did not use it to the point that I can find its flaws, nor did I identify any limits to it (having a group of up to 10 people on one canvas).

We're working on multiple canvases in parallel but lean daily management is something we use, well, daily and for team events or meetings we do whiteboarding.