About Miro
Miro is an online whiteboard where teams draw, sort ideas and plan together. It covers everything from quick sticky-note brainstorms to flowcharts and product roadmaps.
What it does
Teams share a large canvas and add sticky notes, shapes, diagrams and images. Templates help with workshops, journey maps and mind maps, so a group can start from a structure instead of a blank page. The site also describes an AI-assisted canvas and ways to pull research into the same board. Miro connects to other work tools, so information can move between the board and the apps a team already uses.
Key features
- Infinite canvas for notes, shapes and images
- Templates for workshops and brainstorms
- Flowcharts, mind maps and process diagrams
- Live collaboration with team members
- Connects with tools your team already uses
Who it's for
Miro suits product, design and operations teams, workshop facilitators and anyone who needs to map out a process together. It is useful when people are spread across locations and still need to work on the same visual.
Pricing and good to know
Miro has a free plan, and the site invites visitors to get started for free. Paid plans add more features for larger groups and organizations. Plan details change, so check the current pricing page before you pick a tier. Boards run in the browser, and the site also lists desktop and mobile apps.
Highlights
- Infinite canvas for notes, shapes and images
- Templates for workshops and brainstorms
- Flowcharts, mind maps and process diagrams
- Live collaboration with team members
- Connects with tools your team already uses
