Miro
3.0Miro is an AI-powered visual collaboration workspace where product, design, and engineering teams research, plan, and build together on a shared Intelligent Canvas.
About
Miro is an online visual collaboration platform, repositioned by its vendor as an AI innovation workspace. It addresses a common product-development problem: research, planning, and design work scattered across separate tools, making it hard for teams to stay aligned from ideation through launch. Miro consolidates this work onto a single canvas where people and AI agents can work side by side.
At the core of the current product is the Intelligent Canvas, a shared visual surface where teams can pull in outputs from tools such as Claude or NotebookLM, review them together, and turn the results into roadmaps, diagrams, specifications, or presentations. AI features can generate diagrams, tables, and summaries from a prompt, a document, or connected data, and an MCP server lets external AI agents read and act on the canvas. Miro also offers more than 6,000 templates and 250+ integrations with tools from Microsoft, Slack, Google, and Adobe. The company reports that over 100 million people and more than 250,000 organizations use the platform.
Key Features
Pricing & Fees
- Pricing: Miro uses a freemium subscription model. The Free plan costs $0 for small teams; the Starter plan costs $8 per member per month billed yearly and adds unlimited private boards, visitor editing, and high-resolution exports. Higher tiers are listed on the official pricing page.
- Free tier: The Free plan includes three editable boards, templates, core formats such as Docs, Tables, and Slides, access to Explore AI generation, and 250+ integrations.
- Scale: The vendor reports 100M+ collaborators, 250,000+ companies, 250+ integrations, and 6,000+ templates on the platform.
- Availability: Miro runs in the browser with downloadable desktop and mobile apps, and it serves teams of all sizes across industries from software to education and government.
Who It's For
Miro is built for cross-functional product teams: product managers running discovery and roadmapping, designers and researchers synthesizing findings into journey maps and specs, engineers documenting technical designs, and facilitators running workshops and brainstorms. It also targets larger organizations pursuing AI transformation or changes to their ways of working, with tailored offerings for enterprises, small businesses, and startups, and industry-specific solutions for fields such as financial services, life sciences, manufacturing, retail, and education. Marketing, IT, and operations teams use it for planning and process mapping.
FAQ
What is Miro?Miro is an AI-powered visual collaboration workspace, built around the Intelligent Canvas, where teams and AI agents research, plan, and build products together in one place.
Does Miro have a free plan?Yes. The Free plan costs $0 and includes three editable boards, templates, core canvas formats, Explore AI features, and 250+ integrations; paid plans such as Starter at $8 per member per month (billed yearly) add unlimited boards and private boards.
Which tools does Miro integrate with?Miro offers more than 250 integrations with tools from Microsoft, Slack, Google, and Adobe, and its MCP server lets AI agents such as Claude, Cursor, and Copilot work directly on the canvas.
Can Miro import work from other AI tools?Yes. Outputs from research tools like Claude and NotebookLM can be pulled onto a canvas, reviewed collaboratively, and then flowed into roadmaps, specs, or further AI prompts.
What formats can teams create in Miro?Boards support whiteboards, diagrams, Kanban boards, timelines, tables, docs, slides, prototypes and wireframes, and Mermaid diagrams, alongside more than 6,000 ready-made templates.