Miro AI

Key facts: Miro AI adds AI features to Miro’s collaborative whiteboard: it can summarise a board, cluster sticky notes into themes, generate mind maps and diagrams from a prompt, and draft documents from workshop output, so a brainstorm ends with something usable rather than a wall of notes.

Plans: Miro has a free plan with limited boards, and paid Starter, Business and Enterprise plans that add AI features and collaboration controls. AI features are tied to paid plans, so check which tier your workspace is on before relying on them.

Best for: product, design and workshop teams that already brainstorm in Miro. Watch out: AI clustering is a starting point, not a decision — themes it invents still need a human to check and rename.

Pros

• Turns a messy brainstorm board into summaries, themes and usable output.
• Clusters sticky notes automatically, saving manual sorting after workshops.
• Drafts mind maps, diagrams and documents from board content.
• Lives inside Miro, so teams keep working where they already collaborate.

Watch out for

• Output quality depends on how clearly the board itself is organised.
• AI drafts still need a human pass before they are shared as decisions.
• It is an add-on to Miro, so it is only useful if your team already whiteboards there.

Best for

Teams that run workshops and brainstorms in Miro and want tidy follow-ups fast. Who should skip it: teams that do not use Miro, or that need a standalone diagramming tool, should skip it.

Pricing

Miro AI is available within Miro plans, including a free tier; check the official pricing page for current plans and limits.

FAQs

What does Miro AI actually do? It summarises boards, clusters sticky notes, drafts diagrams and turns workshop output into documents.

Does it replace the workshop itself? No, it organises what the session produced; the discussion still needs people.

Do I need a Miro account? Yes, it works inside Miro's collaborative whiteboard.