Miro

The visual collaboration platform for every team

4.9•106 reviews•

3.9K followers

The visual collaboration platform for every team

4.9•106 reviews•

3.9K followers

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The online collaborative whiteboard platform that enables distributed teams to work effectively together, from brainstorming with digital sticky notes to planning and managing agile workflows.

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4.9

Based on 106 reviews

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Reviewers largely see Miro as a flexible, easy-to-use space for brainstorming, workshops, planning, diagramming, and keeping shared materials in one place. Templates, an infinite canvas, sharing, and real-time collaboration come up often, with some saying it helps remote teams stay aligned and move faster. A few drawbacks repeat too: large boards can lag, the interface can feel cluttered or dated, and some features like tables, templates, icons, and basic drawing tools need polish. Makers of StoryChief.io and Sushidata also praise its clear overview and collaboration.

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Pros

collaborative features (27)

brainstorming tool (21)

user-friendly interface (14)

visual planning (14)

remote collaboration (9)

predefined templates (6)

workflow visualization (6)

diagram creation (5)

project management (5)

real-time collaboration (5)

Cons

cluttered interface (3)

slow performance (3)

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Cons

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•3 reviews

As an illustrator, Miro is not the first tool that comes to mind when thinking about creating artwork. Yet, it has become an invaluable part of my workflow in terms of brainstorming, planning, and collaborating on projects. One of the best features Miro offers is the infinite canvas. It's perfect for mind-mapping, storyboarding, or sketching out ideas and concepts. It feels like an endless whiteboard where I can let my creativity run wild without worrying about space constraints. Miro's collaboration capabilities are another significant advantage. The ability to work with clients or other team members in real-time is a game-changer. The interactive features like comments, tagging, and live cursors provide a dynamic and immersive collaborative experience. I also appreciate Miro's integration with other tools I frequently use, such as Google Drive, Adobe Creative Cloud, and Slack. This interoperability makes my workflow more streamlined and cohesive. However, Miro isn't the tool to use for creating detailed or polished illustrations. The drawing tools available are basic and lack the precision and control that other specialized illustration software offers. While it's great for rough sketches and wireframes, it won't replace Photoshop or Illustrator for creating high-quality artwork. In summary, Miro has been a revelation in the brainstorming and planning stages of my illustration process. The interactive, collaborative whiteboard space is great for sketching out ideas, receiving feedback, and working together with team members. Despite the lack of advanced drawing features, it's the planning, brainstorming, and collaborative features that make Miro shine. For illustrators who often work as part of a team or require a tool for effective planning and ideation, I highly recommend giving Miro a try. Just remember that you'll likely need to pair it with a more robust drawing tool to complete your final artwork.

What's great

infinite canvas (1)real-time collaboration (5)collaborative features (27)brainstorming tool (21)

What needs improvement

basic drawing tools (1)

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•10 reviews

I use Miro for brainstorming and team collaboration, and I really like its intuitive whiteboard and wide range of templates. It makes visualizing ideas easy and keeps everyone on the same page. However, the interface can sometimes feel cluttered, and performance slows down with large boards. Overall, it’s a great tool but could use some improvements in speed and simplicity.

What's great

collaborative features (27)brainstorming tool (21)predefined templates (6)

What needs improvement

cluttered interface (3)

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•5 reviews

Our team has used this for site structure planning, visualization, presentations, workflow, and more. We have enough features in the free version, and the features are mostly as you would expect. I personally miss some behaviors, like converting objects into others (shapes<->mindmap<->sticky notes, etc.), but it may as well be implemented in the future!

What's great

free tier (2)visual planning (14)workflow visualization (6)

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33 views3yr ago

•3 reviews

What's great

infinite canvas (1)real-time collaboration (5)collaborative features (27)brainstorming tool (21)

What needs improvement

basic drawing tools (1)

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65 views3yr ago

•10 reviews

What's great

collaborative features (27)brainstorming tool (21)predefined templates (6)

What needs improvement

cluttered interface (3)

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57 views1yr ago

•5 reviews

What's great

free tier (2)visual planning (14)workflow visualization (6)

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33 views3yr ago