Transitioning From Jamboard? Discover Miro as Your Next Step

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Endless capabilities to unlock innovation

Miro includes a full suite of capabilities designed for innovation including diagramming, real-time data visualization, workshop facilitation, and built-in support for common product development processes, including Agile practices like estimation and retrospectives.

Endless capabilities to unlock innovation

More than 130+ apps and integrations

Discover endless ways to incorporate Miro into your tech stack across project management trackers, data visualization with BI tools, and seamless integrations within Google Workspace, including Google Meet, Google Calendar and Drive. Customize Miro to your needs with a rich set of APIs, SDKs, and developer guides.

More than 130+ apps and integrations

Get creative with templates

Find inspiration to set up your virtual classroom or run company-wide strategy and planning with access to over 2,000 templates made by the Miro community and industry-leading organizations and experts

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Check in from all your devices

Seamless collaboration across mobile, tablet, and interactive displays with best-in-class touch capabilities and stylus support. Coming in 2024, Miro will be embedded in Google Meet Series One Board 65 and Desk 27 by Avocor, enabling collaboration right from within the Meet room experience. Sign up for our mailing list to enroll in the beta of the Miro app for Avocor devices.

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Miro for students, educators, and schools

Miro and its add-ons for Google Workspace are free for students and educators (up to 100 users). For larger educational institutions and advanced security, contact Miro to learn about Miro Enterprise plan.

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“When the pandemic hit, those of us who thrive on in-person collaboration were worried that our creativity and productivity would suffer. Miro was the perfect tool to help us with collaboration, whiteboarding, and retrospectives while remote.”

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Design Team Lead at VMware

“Miro helps solve one of the major gaps in product design: how to manage tasks across product designers whose projects are in different tools.”

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Head of Design at DocuSign

“As we used Miro we moved from skepticism to belief to innovation, and now we have a tool that’s at the core of what we do and will continue to extend into the future.”

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FAQ

Starting October 1, 2024, you will no longer be able to create a new Jamboard or edit existing Jams on any platform. On December 31, 2024, you will no longer be able to access your Jamboard files and they will be deleted. Google Workspace recommends seeking out a Jamboard alternative prior to these dates.

Following Google’s announcement, users are encouraged to explore alternatives to Jamboard, including Miro, that provide similar capabilities. You can find guidance on how to migrate from Jamboard to Miro in Miro’s Help Center.

Teams will be able to create a new Jamboard through October 2024. Once the creation of a new Jamboard is no longer an option, Google recommends several tools, including Miro, that can serve as effective substitutes.

If you're contemplating Miro as a Jamboard replacement, and have an existing Miro account, you can migrate your existing Jamboard files in a few different ways. Currently, teams can migrate Jamboard content into PDF files to Miro. In 2024, it will be possible to migrate Jamboard content into editable files in Miro for seamless transition into Miro’s advanced collaborative features.

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