Anonymous Guest Editors, updated CJM template, and UX improvements
Miro introduces anonymous Guest Editors for quick collaboration without requiring Miro accounts, updates the Customer Journey Map template based on user feedback, and enhances multiple UX elements including comments, line menu options, menu tooltips, widget resize indicators, and domain whitelisting capabilities.
Anonymous Guest Editors We are introducing anonymous Guest Editors – the quickest and easiest way to invite collaborators that don’t have Miro account yet. Visit Help Center to learn more. Visit Miro Community to let us know what you think about this feature. Updated Customer Journey Map template Our users were giving us valuable feedback about the desired format of one of our most popular templates. We updated it, making it more sleek and easy to use: Better comments Give feedback quicker with improved comments UX: type your comment and press 'Enter' to send it. Improved lines menu Line types and thickness were hidden under color selection in the menu. We added a separate option to the menu to make it easier to change line types and their thickness. Quicker menu tooltips Discover basic Miro tools in the toolbar quicker – we started showing tooltips the moment you hover over icons. More intuitive widget resize Now when you want to resize a widget in Miro, you will see a double-headed arrow that will help you figure out how to make the widget bigger or smaller. Less is better When Enterprise Plan users are invited to several teams at once, they will receive one email, inviting them to join the Enterprise Account instead of multiple emails inviting them to join individual teams. Users will also see information about their Enterprise Account Admin to know who to reach out to in case they have questions. SCIM-provisioned users will also be notified via email when they are added to the Enterprise Account. More flexible domain whitelisting It's now possible to whitelist any domains, including public ones. Visual differentiation for Enterprise Plan accounts in the sidebar If you are a member of a team or teams, belonging to an Enterprise account, you will see an icon in the sidebar on the dashboard.
Miro now integrates with Claude Design, allowing designs to be sent directly to boards in one click. Additionally, Prototype Variations lets teams generate and compare multiple design directions from a single prompt side by side before committing to a direction.
Connect Miro to Claude Code via MCP to push code explorations directly onto the canvas as prototype screens, enabling teams to collaborate and align on next steps in a single workspace.
Miro now enables improved conversion of screenshots and Figma assets into connected prototypes, automatically matching UI structure and styling from your original designs to create natural multi-screen flows. This functionality is included in the Miro Prototypes Add-on.