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Overview

Synthesised from 33 reviews | Last Published June 12, 2026

Miro serves as a versatile digital whiteboard, widely adopted by distributed teams for enhancing real-time collaboration, brainstorming, and comprehensive project planning. In TrustRadius reviews, its robust collaborative features, extensive template library, and effective visual organization are frequently highlighted, with 45% of reviewers praising its core collaboration capabilities. Users leverage it for synchronous and asynchronous work, fostering idea exchange and structuring various stages of project work.

While Miro helps reduce tool overload by consolidating activities and integrating with platforms like Jira, reviewers note areas for improvement. Performance issues, including lag and crashes on large boards, are a significant concern for 42% of users, alongside limitations in mobile functionality and AI feature accuracy. Despite these challenges, reviewers generally find Miro to be a valuable tool for improving team productivity and efficiency, particularly in remote settings.

Pros

Real-time collaborative whiteboarding for multiple users.
Extensive library of templates and tools for various processes.
Effective visual organization and design for complex ideas.
Integrations with other platforms like Jira and Slack.
Ability to reduce overall tool usage by consolidating activities.

Cons

Performance degradation, lag, and crashes on large or content-heavy boards.
Limited functionality and less smooth experience on mobile and tablet devices.
Reliance on a strong internet connection, hindering offline or low-connectivity use.
AI features require improved accuracy and expanded capabilities.
Inadequate export options, especially for large boards and specific formats.

From 33 reviews | Last Published June 12, 2026

Why it matters:

A substantial number of reviewers (16.9%) find that Miro significantly enhances remote collaboration, particularly for teams in multiple locations. They emphasize that Miro helps remote workers feel included and allows for seamless collaboration on complex projects, making it an essential tool for remote-based companies. Some reviewers specifically mention its importance during the COVID-19 pandemic.

“Miro has been key and remains to be for our remote workers and teams in multiple locations.”

Why it matters:

About 11% of reviewers credit Miro with improving teamwork by fostering a more collaborative and creative environment. They report that Miro enhances working relationships, promotes idea generation, and allows teams to work together effectively regardless of location. Reviewers also appreciate Miro's ability to facilitate cross-functional projects and ensure everyone understands each other's thinking.

“Sticky notes and online whiteboard are both the key reason that we have witnessed an improvement in projects and quality.”

Why it matters:

Reviewers consistently highlight Miro's role in fostering better collaboration, especially for remote and distributed teams. The platform enables real-time interaction, making it easier for colleagues across different locations and time zones to work together, leading to higher engagement and improved teamwork. This has allowed teams to replace multiple previous tools with Miro as a central collaboration hub.

“With remote teams, I cannot imagine running PI planning without it.”

What other products like Miro have you used or evaluated?

From 33 reviews | Last Published June 12, 2026

Summary

Reviewers frequently cite experience with a variety of other collaboration and productivity tools when discussing alternatives to Miro. The most commonly mentioned alternative is FigJam, noted by 12% of reviewers, indicating its presence as a direct competitor in the digital whiteboarding space. Beyond dedicated whiteboarding platforms, reviewers also report using more general-purpose tools that can serve similar functions. For instance, presentation software like Microsoft Powerpoint is mentioned by 6% of reviewers, suggesting its use for visual communication and content organization. Similarly, project management and documentation platforms such as Atlassian Jira and Atlassian Confluence, each cited by 6% of reviewers, are part of the broader ecosystem of tools that teams leverage for collaborative work. Google Jamboard, another digital whiteboard, is also mentioned by 6% of reviewers, reinforcing the trend of users exploring multiple options in this category. The range of products mentioned, from specialized whiteboards to broader enterprise collaboration and presentation tools, highlights that users often integrate Miro into a diverse digital toolkit, or consider various software types for tasks that Miro might also address. This suggests a varied landscape of tools that users consider for visual collaboration and project coordination.

Top Quotes

Mural

“FigJam, Mural and Google Jamboard”

Stormboard

“ClickUp, Stormboard and Conceptboard”

FigJam

“FigJam and Webex App”

What are the 3-5 most important use cases for this product in your organization?

From 254 reviews | Last Published April 23, 2026

Summary

This analysis synthesizes 254 product reviews to identify key use cases within organizations. A small fraction of reviewers mention using the product for workshops and training (3 reviews, 1%) and process and workflow management (2 reviews, 1%). These use cases, while present, do not constitute a dominant theme within the overall review set.

Top Quotes

Workshops and Training

“Online and hybrid workshop”

Process and Workflow

“Processmanagement”

What are some unexpected or innovative ways that your organization has been able to use Miro?

From 254 reviews | Last Published April 23, 2026

Summary

This analysis synthesizes 254 product reviews to identify innovative uses of Miro within organizations. While the review set is large, the data reveals limited discussion of unexpected or innovative applications. Diagramming and user journey flows are mentioned by 1% of reviewers as a use case. Similarly, 1% of reviewers cite Miro's utility in training and workshop settings.

Top Quotes

Diagramming and Flow

“to gather insights through diagrams”

Training and Workshops

“For training and workshops.”

Miro’s online whiteboard helps unite teams with remote workers or multiple locations. How has Miro impacted your organization’s ability to collaborate on new projects?

From 254 reviews | Last Published April 23, 2026

Summary

This report synthesizes 254 recent product reviews to assess how Miro impacts an organization's ability to collaborate on new projects, especially with remote or distributed teams. A significant portion of reviewers highlight Miro's positive impact on remote collaboration (16.9%). Many appreciate how Miro facilitates teamwork, allowing team members to contribute ideas and stay aligned, even when geographically dispersed. For example, reviewers note that Miro helps integrate remote workers and is essential for companies with employees across different countries. Another key benefit mentioned by reviewers is improved teamwork (11%), citing increased speed, enhanced creativity, and a more collaborative environment. Reviewers also appreciate Miro's ease of use (3.9%), noting that it is straightforward and requires no design expertise to use effectively. A smaller segment of reviewers value Miro's real-time collaboration features (3.1%), which keep teams synchronized across different time zones.

Top Quotes

Remote collaboration

“Miro has been key and remains to be for our remote workers and teams in multiple locations.”

Improved teamwork

“Sticky notes and online whiteboard are both the key reason that we have witnessed an improvement in projects and quality.”

Ease of use

“It's easy, we book a meeting, a create a Miro board, we work together.”

Miro aims to decrease tool overload by being an all-in-one, cohesive creation platform. Has Miro affected how you use other tools or platforms in your tech stack? If yes, please explain:

From 33 reviews | Last Published June 12, 2026

Summary

Miro has significantly impacted users' tech stacks, primarily by reducing the number of tools required for collaborative work. A substantial 42% of reviewers reported using fewer tools overall, consolidating various activities like planning, brainstorming, and feedback into a single platform. This reduction in tool usage is closely linked to Miro's ability to replace specific applications, a sentiment echoed by 42% of reviewers who noted replacing tools like PowerPoint, Visio, Lucidchart, and even some collaborative meeting software. While Miro is often seen as a central hub, as highlighted by 18% of the feedback, its integration capabilities with existing tools like Jira and Slack are also crucial, with 36% of reviewers mentioning these connections. However, despite its broad utility, a segment of users, 12% of those surveyed, still perceive Miro as serving a specific purpose rather than being an all-encompassing solution, necessitating the continued use of other specialized tools for certain tasks.

Top Quotes

Integration with Other Tools

“Unfortunately, Miro is not as integrated with our 'source of truth' tooling as we'd like it to be.”

Miro as Central Hub/All-in-One

“Miro helped us use fewer tools by putting planning, brainstorming, and feedback all in one place.”

Miro Solves Specific Purpose

“Hmmm not really. For us, Miro solves a specific purpose around collaboration but we still need other tools like jira for detailed backlog management, powerpoint for more formal presentations and aha for detailed roadmapping. It works fantastic for what it does but it hasn't replaced any of our other tools.”

Designed as a creative workspace, Miro is equipped with various tools and features that streamline collaboration and creation into one platform. What tools or features of Miro have impacted your day-to-day the most?

From 33 reviews | Last Published June 12, 2026

Summary

Miro's core functionalities for facilitating creative and collaborative work significantly impact users' daily routines. Reviewers most frequently highlight the utility of its diverse templates, cited by 39% of users, which streamline various planning and brainstorming activities. The platform's sticky notes are also a highly valued feature, mentioned by 33% of reviewers, praised for their versatility in note-taking and idea organization. Furthermore, Miro's robust collaboration features, noted by 24% of users, enable teams to work together effectively, often in real-time. This real-time aspect, specifically highlighted by 18% of reviewers, allows for simultaneous editing and immediate feedback, enhancing teamwork regardless of location. The availability of templates and pre-built boards, mentioned by 21% of reviewers, further supports efficiency by providing ready-made structures for specific use cases like flowcharts, reports, and journey mapping. These features collectively contribute to Miro's role as a central hub for visual collaboration and project development.

Top Quotes

Templates and Pre-built Boards

“I save time when creating plans thanks to the pre-made templates.”

Templates

“The tools or features of Miro that have impacted my day-to-day the most are the sticky notes, the built-in templates, anonymous modes, voting, multi-user collaboration features, being able to draw on the board, being able to connect stickies or parts of the board to one another, and the infinite amount of space.”

Sticky Notes

“tools like dot voting, timer, sticky stacks, and templates have been really helpful.”

What positive or negative impact (i.e. Return on Investment or ROI) has Miro had on your overall business objectives?

From 33 reviews | Last Published June 12, 2026

Summary

Miro significantly contributes to business objectives primarily through enhanced team collaboration and improved productivity, according to reviews. A substantial majority of reviewers, 64%, reported improved collaboration, particularly in remote and distributed team settings, facilitating real-time interaction and idea sharing. This enhanced collaboration directly translates into increased productivity and efficiency, a benefit cited by 45% of reviewers, who noted optimized workflows, faster planning, and better knowledge retention. Reviewers also frequently highlighted specific productivity gains, such as accelerated ideation sessions and quicker project delivery, mentioned by 30% of the sample. Furthermore, 24% of reviewers observed increased efficiency in processes like documentation and workshops, often by reducing reliance on a single person for information gathering. The platform also contributes to business value by reducing the need for multiple software tools, a point raised by 18% of reviewers, which can lead to cost savings. While the positive impacts are widely reported, a small number of reviewers, 6%, indicated a lack of hard metrics for quantifying the return on investment, suggesting that while the benefits are clear, numerical substantiation is not always tracked. Another 6% of reviewers expressed mixed sentiments regarding the cost-effectiveness, acknowledging its utility but noting its expense for specific use cases.

Top Quotes

Productivity and Efficiency

“20-40% more productive PI planning”

Reduced Software Needs

“Less software required”

Cost/Value Perception

“It is expensive for a particular use. But, in every company that I work, I required a Miro's license.”

Besides Miro, what other software do you regularly use? How likely would you be to recommend it to a friend or colleague?

From 33 reviews | Last Published June 12, 2026

Summary

Reviewers frequently cite a range of software tools used alongside Miro, with project management and collaboration platforms being particularly prominent. Atlassian Jira is the most commonly mentioned tool, cited by 45% of reviewers, receiving mixed sentiment due to its widespread adoption but also potential complexities in use. Microsoft 365, mentioned by 21% of reviewers, garners positive sentiment, indicating its strong utility and integration into daily workflows. Its communication counterpart, Microsoft Teams, is also frequently noted by 18% of reviewers, though with mixed feedback, suggesting varying user experiences or specific use cases. Design and creative tools also feature, with Figma highlighted by 15% of reviewers, consistently receiving positive remarks for its capabilities. Completing the top five, Atlassian Confluence, mentioned by 12% of reviewers, often appears in conjunction with Jira, also eliciting mixed sentiment, likely reflecting its role in documentation and knowledge management within complex ecosystems. The data suggests a reliance on established enterprise solutions for core business functions, complemented by specialized tools for design and project tracking.

Top Quotes

Microsoft 365

“Microsoft 365”

Adobe PhotoShop

“Adobe PhotoShop”

Revit

“Revit”

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If you want to make your life easier. You should start using Miro ASAP

Rating: 10 out of 10

Incentivized

June 27, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Miro heavily to plan our projects, document PoC, draft UIs, do presentations, etc. We have multiple team members in different parts of the world, and Miro makes our collaboration easier. The different time zones are not a problem thanks to Miro. When we brainstorm we can get the vision and ideas from all the team members in a single place. Sometimes we don't need to be on call for hours we just split the tasks and each team member works on their assigned tasks. If we are on a call, all can participate, put their feedback, and we don't need a dedicated person to take notes. Learning Miro is super easy. When we have new team members, they don't need to spend a lot of time learning it; a few clicks and they will be familiar with it. It does not matter if they use Windows, Linux, or Mac. If you need to use multiple Miro boards, you can easily add multiple Miro boards in a single one, create templates, even put code with the proper formatting, or just drop a file or an iframe with a video.

Pros

Collaboration
Easy to use/learn
Works on multiple platforms
A lot of resources are available
The miro team is always working to bring new features

Cons

The app in Mac could be better sometimes it just crashes
If you use large files the app may crash (web)
I would like to have a better support in browsers like brave

Likelihood to Recommend

When I need to create a quick diagram or explain something, I just open a new Miro and start dropping my ideas. It is strange that you get bored during a working session; you can always collaborate or make changes. We draft all our apps in Miro before we write a line of code, we document and get a general overview of all the process.

Verified User

Engineer in Engineering (10,001+ employees)

Vetted Review

3 years of experience

Miro is the gold standard for online collaboration

Rating: 8 out of 10

Incentivized

June 17, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Miro is used frequently to do complex planning of agile project work - From story / dependency mapping to full on ART PI Planning. Miro is also used as the collaboration tool of choice for many team activities like retrospectives, problem solving workshops, brainstorming, documentation, and more.

Pros

Collaboration - Dozens of individuals actively collaborating on the same item in real time
Visual - A number of easy to follow visuals and organizational tools
Plugins / Tools - Things like timer, dot voting, flow chart tools and dozens of other features are incredibly helpful

Cons

Unclear licensing limitations - Free users used to be able to do more but the boundaries are somewhat unclear now
Hotkeys could be a bit more intuitive or called out better
Anonymous mode is clunky and misunderstood

Likelihood to Recommend

Miro is the ideal tool where a highly collaborative environment is needed in order to be productive. Projects or ideas that are complex and require input from many people all at once are where Miro really shines.

Where Miro is not ideal is when it becomes the 'source of truth' for information. Because it is very collaborative and editable by all, it's not the right tool for maintaining comprehensive information, or 'south of truth' IE project plan commitments etc.

Jerry Duford

Release Train Engineer in Engineering at Priority Health (5001-10,000 employees)

Vetted Review

9 years of experience

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Miro for Digital Innovation

Rating: 9 out of 10

Incentivized

June 17, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

As a Digital Innovation Manager, Miro has become an essential day to day tool for me.

I use it for everything from scrapbooking and scribbling ideas down, through to workshops, brainstorming sessions and journey mapping.

It's become more necessary for me than the likes of PowerPoint and Word in my day to day workflow. The ability to co-author and collaborate in real time, and I'm excited to get tucked in to the AI prototyping tools in the near future.

Pros

Journeymapping
Workshops
Ideation

Cons

Easier board navigation

Likelihood to Recommend

There's not much you can't do in Miro. That said, there's probably some things you shouldn't do in it!

Data and tables is somewhat clunky at the moment, and I'm yet to drive any particular value out of that feature for now.

In terms of whiteboarding, sketching and journey mapping, however, Miro is an exemplary tool.

Verified User

Manager in Product Management (10,001+ employees)

Vetted Review

2 years of experience

Miro Review

Rating: 7 out of 10

Incentivized

June 17, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I used Miro for brainstorming and Dataflow chart. For Dataflow, I believe Miro is good platform because I can drag screenshot if I want to, to explain the chart or flow more detail. For brainstorm, I made people gather, and I ask their opinion. I personally like the feature that tells if everyone is working or not.

Pros

GUI, I like how smooth the platform is.
Cursor, I know what other people is working on.
Flow, there are many logos or boxes I can pick to create the right data chart.

Cons

More flow chart ideas.
Zoom in, Zoom out feature can be improved.
Memo feature can be improved.

Likelihood to Recommend

I think I will recommend my friend or colleague when the company is okay with 3rd party. Because one company was really worried about the data leak. So, appropriate situation can be personal project. I personally like the Miro. But when it involves with clients, it can be difficult to recommend because I cannot guarantee 100% of data leak.

Verified User

Manager in Engineering (501-1000 employees)

Vetted Review

2 years of experience

Masterpiece All-in-one tool

Rating: 9 out of 10

June 17, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I use Miro in many ways however, mainly I use it to visualize workflows, mapping assets lifecycle and collaborate with team members to certain problem solving. It helps me clarify process documentation and collaborate in real time. My use case is mainly tracking asset flows and improving team management and clear the processes, and SOP across teams.

Pros

Miro helps teams to collaborate in real-time which enhances the communication between teams.
It has a drag-and-drop feature for visualizations, which helps in creating the asset lifecycle easily.
Miro has integration capabilities like Teams and Jira, which can be helpful in maintaining workflows.

Cons

Miro requires internet to work on and must have a fast, stable connection. So the offline access is very limited and can make it difficult to work while travelling.
It also does not have a strong rollback function, which can help restore and track, as sometimes multiple users work on a single board.
It cannot also integrate and connect with data visualization tools like Power and Tableau because of its restrictive environment but if introduces it can be very useful.

Likelihood to Recommend

Miro works very well where team collaborations is essential and creating lifecycle diagrams according to the projects. However, it may not be a appropriate tool for analysis on large datasets and when advances reporting is required. It also does not have version control features which may me an issue when working on documentation.

Verified User

Analyst in Information Technology (51-200 employees)

Vetted Review

1 year of experience

On board

Rating: 9 out of 10

Incentivized

June 17, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We are a digital transformation consulting firm, my team are designers - CX, UX design consultants advising and designing digital product and services for enterprise companies. Their problems range from how to cut costs to the business without impacting customer satisfaction, to how to differentiate their brand through customer experience. We use Miro as a collaborative tool within our internal team to gather synthesise and analyse research, to conduct ideation and innovation workshops, to collaborate on design and customer journey maps and more. Collaborative problem solving and structured workshop facilitation with clients.

Pros

Collaborative canvas for multiple people
Design-quality tools
Enabling external clients without licenses to edit - this is the game changer

Cons

As an enterprise license admin it’s a huge pain point to have to manage people who come and go
I don’t want to pay for people who have been idle on their account after 3 months. Remove them by default
A lot of noise about figjam. There is pressure to move by designers - so more for them the better
Export board to PDF of any size- fix it!

Likelihood to Recommend

We have a global license for Mural. But no one likes it. What I will say is that Mural is a much simpler, despite being an inferior tool. However, for clients who’ve not used collaborative whiteboards and tools it is much easier to use the first time due to its simplicity. Perhaps a mode you can switch to which is for external facilitation would be handy..

Verified User

Director in Professional Services (10,001+ employees)

Vetted Review

11 years of experience

Miro for better planning and designing

Rating: 8 out of 10

Incentivized

June 17, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Miro for various use cases like designing a feature, discussion over the client requirement, brainstorming for new ideas and innovation in out products. Miro is really interactive and easy to use. We have integrated it with Microsoft teams and utilise it for agile planning, defining a process, creating roadmaps and flow charts using different templates available in Miro. The interface is really good with varieties of features.

Pros

Creating flow charts and diagrams is really a good feature. Easy to create and visually good.
Availability of different templates for different works such as agile planning, development flows and process tracking, enable us to create and understand better.
It's integration with various browsers and particularly with Microsoft Teams increases its accessibility

Cons

Sometimes a board with many features tends to lag. This need to be imrove along with rendering optimization
Its offline functionality should be improved so that we can use it without internet.
Mobile app has limited functionality as compared to desktop. This should also be improved .

Likelihood to Recommend

Miro is well suited for the boards with less features. It enables us to design and draw flow diagrams and design a process or feature development with proper sequence. We can use it in team meetings demonstration and brainstorming. Ther eis a scope of improvement in offline functionalities of Miro.
It sometimes lags for the boards containing features such as images and animation.

Verified User

Engineer in Engineering (501-1000 employees)

Vetted Review

1 year of experience

Collaborating made easy

Rating: 8 out of 10

Incentivized

June 17, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I use Miro to organise workshops with stakeholders, to gather requirements and insights from the users. I also use Miro to map as-is configurations, to present benchmark and to communicate the results. The main business problem that Miro addresses for me is to share insights into design activities in a clear and visual way that everyone can understand. Another way that Miro is being used in the organization is to run retros and agile ceremonies.

Pros

organising visual content
allowing collaboration
detailing changes

Cons

text handling
resizing and scaling
timeline templates

Likelihood to Recommend

Miro is great for working collaboratively with teammates and stakeholders to get everyone on the same page and working on a common goal. For example, it's great to run workshops and to organise brainstorming sessions. It is slightly less great in my opinion to manage more organized content such as interview transcripts and analysis.

Verified User

Employee in Product Management (5001-10,000 employees)

Vetted Review

3 years of experience

A brilliant note-taking and collaborating software for creative professionals

Rating: 10 out of 10

Incentivized

June 17, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Miro for absolutely everything — running UX research and synthesising findings; agile rituals (retros, planning, discovery, shaping); content and design critique and collaboration, slides and showcases, team meetings, standups. We are a business of 5000+ people distributed all around Australia, and my personal experience with Miro started when they were still called 'RealTime board', or something along thee lines. We wouldn't be able to plan or map out anything without it.

Pros

Managing agile rituals like discoveries and shaping activities
Taking thousands of notes through the user research, clustering and synthesising
Asynchronous collaboration
Design reviews and critique

Cons

Slides management could be a bit better
The styles controls are average (e.g., no headings, titles, etc.)
Tables and mind maps are still clunky and take too much space

Likelihood to Recommend

Well suited for collaborative teams with distributed locations and schedules. Definitely need to be well organised and ready to be vigilant with documentation.

I personally don't use it much for my personal projects and hobbies, but it works beautifully in corporate environments.

Less appropriate for working with data, non-PDF documents, co-writing, collecting links (link previews are clunky). Also, search and folders are not ideal if you're not good at organising things.

Anna Zabolotnaya

Senior UX researcher in Marketing at Insignia Financial (5001-10,000 employees)

Vetted Review

7 years of experience

Verified on LinkedIn

Miro a great place to think together

Rating: 9 out of 10

Incentivized

June 17, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

As an all-remote IT organization we use Miro for drafting architecture diagrams, workflows, visual agile sprint planning, triage collaboration... pretty much everything!

I love the fact (thought it's sometimes a problem) that Miro lets you collaborate in real time and just keep... expanding your vision!

Pros

Multiple presenters working on the same visual
Sharing "frames" directly to content on a much bigger board
Built in shapes, vendor icons, templates, etc.

Cons

I don't always love uploading media - the copy out/paste in takes some getting used to
Scaling? sometimes you create something and it's either way smaller or way larger than what is in the same board
Organizing, combining, deleting, or consolidating boards and permissions

Likelihood to Recommend

I use Miro regularly with my team to get a "big picture" contextual view of a technical problem, especially when it spans multiple teams in the organization. Then we can bring them in and help edit our perception of the situation until we reach a common understanding.

This is great! Most of the time - it's easy to get lost in the "mess" if you're unfamiliar, and sometimes leadership pushes back on the "anyone can do anything anywhere" nature of a big board full of ideas.

Verified User

Manager in Engineering (1001-5000 employees)

Vetted Review

3 years of experience

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