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Pen tool enhancements and fill card backgrounds

Miro added several improvements to the Pen tool including palm rejection for touch devices, three drawing presets for quick color and thickness switching, a highlighter for visual annotations, and a new lasso tool for selecting hand-drawn objects. Users can now also fill card backgrounds with custom colors to improve organization and visual workflows.

Pen tool updates Here are the new cool features we’ve added to our Pen tool: Palm rejection allowing you sketch ideas quickly and naturally on touch devices without leaving unwanted marks Three drawing presets letting you switch between saved colors and pen thickness to speed up work Highlighter enabling you to annotate boards and facilitate meetings in a more visual and engaging way Lasso tool helping select and move hand-drawn objects on the board easily Visit Help Center to learn more, and Miro Community to let us know what you think Fill card background functionality Miro Cards are a powerful solution for light-weight project management, documenting user research insights, user story mapping, and more. The good news is that we recently shipped one of the top-requested updates: now you can pick and fill the card background with the color of your choice to up your color-coding game.
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